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    Frosty The Snowman

    Bing Crosby

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    The Christmas Song

    Nat King Cole

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    White Christmas

    Elvis Presley

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    O Holy Night

    Perry Como

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    Let It Snow Let It Snow

    Frank Sinatra

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    Winter Wonderland

    Dean Martin

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    Is Christmas Only A Tree?

    Bing Crosby

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    Christmas In New Orleans

    Louis Armstrong

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    Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

    Ella Fitzgerald

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    Snowfall

    Tony Bennett

Christmas Crooners is an atmospheric radio station that plays the most beautiful and beloved Christmas Crooners songs. Perfect for getting into the festive spirit with classics and modern Christmas Crooners that bring warmth and cheer to the holidays.


1. Nat King Cole – The Christmas Song
Summary: A timeless classic known for its warm and cozy imagery of Christmas, Nat King Cole’s smooth voice makes this song a holiday staple.
Quote: “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire…”


2. Bing Crosby – Frosty The Snowman
Summary: Bing Crosby brings cheer with this playful tale of a magical snowman who comes to life.
Quote: “Frosty the Snowman was a jolly happy soul.”


3. Elvis Presley – White Christmas
Summary: Elvis adds his iconic rock-and-roll style to the classic longing for a snowy Christmas day.
Quote: “I’m dreaming of a white Christmas…”


4. Perry Como – O Holy Night
Summary: Perry Como delivers a powerful and reverent performance of this beloved Christmas carol.
Quote: “O holy night, the stars are brightly shining.”


5. Frank Sinatra – Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Summary: Sinatra’s smooth, jazzy rendition celebrates the joy of winter’s embrace, even without a white Christmas.
Quote: “Oh, the weather outside is frightful…”


6. Dean Martin – Winter Wonderland
Summary: Dean Martin’s charming and easy-going style brings life to this festive winter classic.
Quote: “Sleigh bells ring, are you listening?”


7. Bing Crosby – Is Christmas Only A Tree?
Summary: A thoughtful and reflective Bing Crosby song questioning the true meaning of Christmas beyond decorations.
Quote: “Is Christmas only a tree?”


8. Louis Armstrong – Christmas In New Orleans
Summary: Armstrong infuses Christmas with his signature jazz and trumpet, painting a festive New Orleans celebration.
Quote: “It’s Christmas in New Orleans, kids.”


9. Ella Fitzgerald – Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Summary: Ella’s joyful and swinging version of this holiday favorite captures the excitement of Santa’s arrival.
Quote: “You better watch out, you better not cry…”


10. Tony Bennett – Snowfall
Summary: Tony Bennett’s smooth vocals create a serene and beautiful atmosphere reflecting a gentle snowfall.
Quote: “Snowfall, snowball, snowblind…”


So tune into Christmas Crooners Radio, and let The Magic Of Christmas fill your hearts and homes.


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Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Jo Stafford, Gene Autry

Elvis Presley, Bing Crosby, Carpenters, Paul Anka

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    Here Comes Santa Claus

    The Puppini Sisters

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    Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

    Blake Shelton

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    Jingle Bells

    Jimmy Dean

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