Irving Berlin's White Christmas called "Selections from Irving Berlin's White Christmas." Clooney and Crosby subsequently both signed with RCA Victor Records, and the two made some albums together for RCA. [See "Fancy Meeting You Here" (1958), "How the West Was Won," (1959), and "Rendezvous" (1969).] They also both signed with Capitol Records and made albums together for that company. [See, for example, "That Travelin' Two-Beat."] This album has since been digitally remastered and released on compact disc and as a digital download on music sites such as Spotify. All songs are written by Irving Berlin from the film. Musical directors: Percy Faith, Paul Weston,
White Christmas (film) song was sung by Rosemary Clooney and her own sister, Betty. Berlin wrote "A Singer, A Dancer" for Crosby and his planned co-star Fred Astaire but when he was unavailable, Berlin re-wrote it as "A Crooner – A Comic" for Crosby and Donald O'Connor, but when O'Connor left the project so did the song. Another song written by Berlin for the film was "Sittin' in the Sun (Countin' My Money)" but because of delays in production Berlin decided to publish it independently. Crosby and Kaye also recorded another Berlin song ("Santa Claus") for the opening WWII Christmas Eve show scene,