That Christmas Feelin'

Words and Music by Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss

With Russ Case and His Orchestra

and Chorus

Recorded at RCA Victor Studio 2, New York City

Recording Time 3:23

Recorded August 06, 1946 ~ Matrix No. D6VB-2621 Take 1 - 1A

Single release: RCA-78RPM-20-1968-A

Single release: RCA-45RPM 47-2969 ( 1949 )

Single Flip Side: "Winter Wonderland ( and The Satisfiers ) "

RCA Gold Standard Series 78/45-RPM-420/447-0811

Single Flip Side: "I'll Be Home For Christmas"

Collectables Single release: COL-008117

Single Flip Side: "I'll Be Home For Christmas"

Original 78RPM Musical Smart Set "Merry Christmas Music" P-161 1946/47

Original 45RPM Musical Smart Set "Merry Christmas Music" WP-161 1949 & EPB-3023 1952

Album issue: RCA-LP10 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" LPM-51 / LPM-3023 MONO 1951/52

Album reissue: RCA-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" LPM-1243 MONO 1956

Album: RCA-UK EP "Christmas With Como" RCX-164 MONO 1958

Re-issue: Camden-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" CAL-660 MONO 1961

Re-issue: Camden-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" CAS(e)-660 ELECTRONIC STEREO 1964

Album issue: Pickwick-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" CDM-1030 MONO 1969

Re-issue: Pickwick-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" CDS-1045 ELECTRONIC STEREO 1972

Album issue: Pickwick-LP12 "The Christmas Collection" PDA-027 ELECTRONIC STEREO 1979

Re-issue: Camden-LP12 "Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music" CAS (e)-660 ELECTRONIC STEREO 1987

Re-issue: Special Products-LP12 "Christmas with Perry Como" Noel-5211 ELECTRONIC STEREO 1987

Merry Christmas Music ~ LPM 3023 circa 1951

Merry Christrmas Music ~ 1961 Camden alternate cover

Perry Como Sings Merry Christmas Music - UK Camden 1969

Merry Christmas Music ~ 1964 Camden Reissue

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Note: a number of Perry's original RCA Camden albums were later issued in Electronically Reprocessed Stereo during the mid-1960s when it became important for recordings to be available in a stereo format. Generally speaking, results were not very good but this was largely dependent on the remastering engineer. Oddly, a number of recordings previously recorded in real stereo were also remastered in this "fake" stereo for reasons assumed to be associated with the project budget but, nevertheless, in direct contradiction to RCA General Manager George R. Marek's original mission statement for RCA Camden recordings in 1958.