That Christmas Feeling

That Christmas Feeling- Album Overview

Perry Como's "That Christmas Feeling," released in 1959, is a timeless holiday album that has become synonymous with the festive spirit. Released on RCA Victor, the album showcases Como's smooth baritone voice against lush orchestral arrangements, perfectly capturing the warmth and nostalgia of the Christmas season. The recording sessions involved a talented group of musicians and arrangers, including the renowned Mitch Miller, who played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the album. The album features a mix of traditional holiday classics and original tunes, including standout tracks such as "There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays" and "The Christmas Song." Como's ability to convey emotion through his interpretations adds a unique touch to each piece, making them memorable for listeners of all ages. That Christmas Feeling was part of a broader trend in the late 1950s where artists began to release holiday-themed albums, capitalizing on the growing popularity of Christmas music in American culture. The album not only solidified Como's reputation as a holiday icon but also helped set the standard for future Christmas albums, influencing generations of artists to come. With its blend of warmth, nostalgia, and seasonal cheer, "That Christmas Feeling" has become a staple in many holiday music collections and continues to be cherished by fans worldwide.

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