Lee Hale Singers - Bells Rang [CD]
Lee Hale Singers - Bells Rang [CD]
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Choral director/music arranger/songwriter Lee Hale was one of the most active musical directors on television during the 1960's and 1970's. His wonderful Christmas song "And the Bells Rang" has become a holiday favorite since it was first recorded in 1964. It was recorded and translated into French for the European market as "Et Les Cloches Sonnaient" and has been performed by Edith Piaf and other French stars. Presented here is the original 1964 English version performed by a female vocal group under Hale's direction. All selections newly remastered.
Tracklist:
- And The Bells Rang
UPC: 894231339424
Label: Essential Media Mod
Release Date: 8.29.12
Format: CD
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