A holiday album from one of the era's most popular entertainers, showcasing his folksy charm.
- The album features Arthur Godfrey alongside his wife, Mary, and his sister, Catherine, who were billed as "The Little Godfreys."
- The 1953 release peaked at number 2 on Billboard's Top Albums chart.
- This album was recorded shortly after Godfrey's highly publicized battle with lung cancer, during which he continued to host his shows.
Arthur Godfrey was a ubiquitous media personality, a singer and ukulele player known for his populist appeal and his multiple CBS radio and television shows in the 1950s. By 1953, Godfrey was at the peak of his fame, a household name whose endorsement could drive sales for any product or record.
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