The instrumental trio The Three Suns had been around for about two decades, capturing fans as far-ranging as First Lady Mamie Eisenhower and the Platters (who took their "Twilight Time" to the top of the charts), when they cut this record for RCA's famed Living Stereo series in 1959. And, no doubt inspired by the new-fangled recording technology in RCA's Studio A, they turned in one of the most wacky and entertaining Christmas albums of the era, adding rock and roll guitar and instrumentation as varied as chimes, bells, oboes and two (!) tubas to create a Space Age stereophonic spectacular suitable for the Jetsons' next holiday party.

This record's long been cherished by Christmas music devotees, and our Real Gone worldwide CD debut reissue features a sparkling remastering job by Maria Triana at Sony's Battery Studios and liner notes by Joe Marchese. Every bit as fizzy as the champagne you're going to open to toast the season!