Here Comes Santa Claus - Music
Here Comes Santa Claus by Don Cornell
Don Cornell
Artist Biography For Don Cornell
Don Cornell Was A Popular Italian-American Balladeer From The Early 1940s With The Sammy Kaye Orchestra To His Last Nationally-Charted Song In 1958 "Play Some Music For Broken Hearts" Which Appeared In The Cashbox Magazine Top 100. Along The Way Million Or Near-Million Sellers Included "I Came Here To Talk For Joe" "I'm Yours" "It Isn't Fair" And "Hold My Hand".
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Biography - Don Cornell
Don Cornell Was A Popular Italian-American Balladeer From The Early 1940s With The Sammy Kaye Orchestra To His Last Nationally-Charted Song In 1958 "Play Some Music For Broken Hearts" Which Appeared In The Cashbox Magazine Top 100. Along The Way Million Or Near-Million Sellers Included "I Came Here To Talk For Joe" "I'm Yours" "It Isn't Fair" And "Hold My Hand".
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