1951 HITS ARCHIVE: It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas - Perry Como & Fontane Sisters

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It’s Beginning To Look Like Christmas (Willson) by Perry Como and The Fontane Sisters, orchestra conducted by Mitchell Ayres

No, that’s not a label misprint...the words “a lot” were not part of the original copyrighted song title. Composer/conductor/playwright/radio performer/TV producer Meredith Willson [sic] is today best-remembered by many for having written “The Music Man,” though he also penned a handful of stand-alone pop songs over the years. They included “You And I” “May The Good Lord Bless And Keep You” “I See The Moon” and this seasonal favorite, with Perry & the Fontanes performing the version that registered on the Billboard sales charts during the song’s 1951 debut year.

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