Vlak na de oorlog gaan twee dienstkameraden samen met twee vriendinnen naar Vermont om daar een ouderwetse witte kerst te vieren.
Voor zang en piano, met akkoordsymblen voor gitaar.
"Down Beat said: "This release is likely to do considerably more for Crosby's reputation than for Basie's. That's usually the way it works when a jazz group teams with a popular vocalist. On the other hand, it is Crosby's reputation that is in considerably greater need of a boost than Basie's, so perhaps in the long run it’s a fair shake for everyone... (Crosby) is in fine voice all the way, and the choice of material is from among the best contemporary tunes, excepting two ringers (Hangin', Day), which are the sort of nonentities that singers use to open TV variety specials." (Wikipedia)
"Anyone who enjoyed the Road pictures or old radio programs will love this CD. The recording was made at Christmas 1945 and I honestly think that not all the energy and banter is scripted, it was after all the first Christmas of peace in a long time. Listen to the great banter between Bob, Bing, Frank & Judy with songs from the likes of Jimmy Durante and Cass Daley. This is a very funny CD that will have you laughing, not just with a smile, but out loud, and there is always a a need for that." (Jasmine-records.co.uk)
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