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If Every Day Was Like Christmas (47-8950)

If Every Day Was Like Christmas (47-8950)

Released: Nov. 15, 1966
Another Christmas single, for which the A-side was written by Elvis’ friend Red West and recorded, along with “I’ll Remember You,” in Nashville in June. Despite a sensitive performance and an exemplary sentiment, the record – with a B-side from It Happened At The World’s Fair – sold poorly, but, like the original Christmas album, “If Every Day Was Like Christmas” was destined to become a holiday standard over the years.
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