Details: I bet this is what Don Draper would have been listening to in his 1969 white shag carpet apartment. Obviously, before he messed up everything with Megan and the kids and went off to sing in the mountains about getting a Coke, or something, for the World. Obviously. Great condition LP, the cover is in fantastic condition and the record shows scuff marks but sounds new/little to no noise. U.S. volumes sold exclusively at W.T. Grants stores in the US--there would also be a Canadian version sold at Zeller's (similar to K-Mart).

Description: Grants various artists Christmas albums were sold at all W.T. Grants (25 cent) stores exclusively. There are eight volumes that were released between 1967 and 1974. This issue is Volume 3 and most volumes included an array of actors, musicians, and various orchestras and conductors throughout the years.

Grade: NM (Cover) / VG+ (Record)

TRACK LISTING SIDE A:

A1. Robert Goulet - Do You Hear What I Hear
A2. Leslie Uggams - It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
A3. Percy Faith Orchestra - Angels We Have Heard On High
A4. Johnny Mathis - I'll Be Home For Christmas
A5. Ray Conniff Singers - The Real Meaning Of Christmas
A6. Jim Nabors - Three Wise Men, Wise Men Three
A7. Andre Kostelanetz Orchestra - Christmas Chimes

TRACK LISTING SIDE B:

B1. Cary Grant - Christmas Lullaby
B2. The Philadelphia Orchestra and Temple University Choir - Handel: For Unto Us A Child Is Born From The Messiah
B3. Burl Ives - Christmas Story
B4. Mahalia Jackson - Silver Bells
B5. Ed Sullivan Orchestra - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
B6. Diahann Carroll - Some Children See Him
B7. Mitch Miller & The Gang - What Child Is This?
B8. Bobby Vinton - Christmas Chopsticks