The December People - Sounds Like Christmas - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Christmas - Heritage [COMPACT DISCS] Canada - Import date 06/06/2006

With new mastering and new jacket artwork. Enjoy the beauty of the artwork with the rich sound of a vinyl record. Score by Joe Hisaishi. Includes 23 tracks. Features the theme song 'The Time Of The Cherries' and ending song 'Once In A While, Let's Talk About The Old Days' with vocals by Tokiko Kato. Committed to acoustic sound, this album was recorded by full orchestra of 70 people. First July 25, 1992

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