August 18, 1951 marked a milestone for The Singing Rage, Miss Patti Page. The shy 23-year-old was escorted into a Manhattan recording studio by her manager Jack Rael to record her second concept album, Christmas with Patti Page. Page loved Christmas and was known to start preparing for the festive season long before the last autumn leaf would fall and while crisp apple pies were cooling before Thanksgiving dinner. October 29, 2013 represents another Page milestone with the release of Real Gone Music’s Christmas with Patti Page.

The Deluxe Edition of Christmas with Patti Page is filled to capacity with the best in nostalgic Christmas favorites complete with unforgettable Big Band sound and that unmistakable voice of The Singing Rage. The release offers the original 1955 12-song album plus six bonus songs including the [in] famous A-side to Tennessee Waltz, Boogie Woogie Santa Claus, and the 1959 single release Little Donkey along with soundtrack cuts from television’s 1955 Patti Page Show Christmas episode.

Real Gone’s Deluxe Edition of Christmas with Patti Page features the original 1955 album cover art. It  also contains rare color and black and white photographs of Patti Page in a 12 page booklet that gives a historic behind the scenes look at her recording schedule from the 1950 Boogie Woogie Santa recording session to her final Mercury Records Christmas session in 1959.

If you long for the days when children’s Christmas wish lists were circled in the toy sections of Sears and J.C. Penny catalogs, when families gathered around one television set to watch Bing Crosby and Perry Como Christmas specials or if you remember when you purchased your first color television set so the little ones could watch Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer for the first time, then the Deluxe CD Edition of Christmas with Patti Page is a treasure you will want to share with family and friends for generations to come!