About the Song
Compilation Album: The Best of Christmas
Release Year: Originally compiled and reissued in various forms, notably in 2004, featuring tracks recorded during the 1950s and 1960s.
When you hear Dean Martin croon a Christmas tune, something magical happens. The snow seems to fall a little softer, the fire glows a little warmer, and time gently rewinds to an era when Christmas was all about elegance, laughter, and heart.
“The Best of Christmas” is more than just a holiday compilation—it’s a warm invitation to step back into the golden age of American Christmas music, guided by one of the smoothest voices ever recorded. Featuring beloved classics like “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!”, “Baby, It’s Cold Outside,” “White Christmas,” and “Silver Bells,” this collection captures the effortless charm Dean Martin brought to everything he touched.
What sets this album apart is its easygoing grace. Dean didn’t oversing or try to dazzle—he simply let his voice glide like a sleigh over fresh snow. Whether he’s delivering playful flirtation in “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” or cozy romance in “A Marshmallow World,” every song is infused with his signature mix of velvet tone and twinkling mischief.
And yet, there’s something deeply heartfelt here, too. Beneath the swagger, you can feel the warmth of family, the glow of togetherness, and the timeless spirit of Christmas that has made these songs endure for generations.
Perfect for a quiet evening by the fire or a festive gathering with loved ones, “The Best of Christmas” is like pulling your favorite old record from the shelf—a familiar friend who never fails to lift the mood and remind you what this season is truly about.
With Dean Martin, Christmas isn’t just a season—it’s a state of mind, where nostalgia, joy, and melody come together in perfect harmony.
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