Christmas with Donald and Debbie (1992)
CD and Audio Cassette
An album of Christmas music with Donald O'Connor and Debbie Reynolds, featuring Chrissy the Christmas Mouse, which is a sweet little song... too sweet. In fact you could just skip the three new songs on this album (also released separately) and listen to the classic Christmas Carols, like Jingle Bells, and the well done Twelve Days of Christmas (Though, on the eleventh day of Christmas, Donald and Debbie fade away, not to be heard from again until the four birds start calling).

1) *Chrissy the Christmas Mouse
2) *Little Christmas Tree
3) Jingle Bells
4) Narration of The "Night Before Christmas"
5) Medley - The First Noel-Hark The Herald Angels- Joy To The World
6) We Wish you a Merry Christmas
7) *Christmas Eve Once More
8) Medley - Oh Christmas Tree-Deck the Halls
9) Medley - Here We Come a Carolling-Jolly Old St. Nicholas
10) The Twelve Days of Christmas

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The Music of Donald O'Connor (1965?)
LP
Album of Donald O'Connor's compositons recorded by the Brussels Symphony Orchestra, directed by Fernand Terby, including, Reflexions d'un Comique (1956), which Donald conducted at the Los Angeles Philharmonic. The four other tracks are Introduction and Identification, Donald's Waltz, Here Comes Donald and Christmas Comes Once Year. This song according to the liner notes...

"CHRISTMAS COMES ONCE A YEAR (5:45)
Mr. Irving Berlin presented Donald with a special piano which when one plays on the black keys, by just sliding a lever, the black keys can become the sound of the white keys.
In introducing "CHRISTMAS COMES ONCE A YEAR" his friends tried to show how the composition was born, exactly how Donald conceived it (on the black keys) and the development that takes place therein so that by its finale, it has gained all the musical stature that it deserves. The acrobatics of the adaptations are very subtly transcribed and a great deal of credit must go to the musicians themselves."

Years later, in A Time To Remember he would reprise the tune as Christmas Can Be Everyday Here is a clip of the older version Christmas Comes Once a Year