Writing Credits for “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! ”

The Official Title of This Song Is “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! ”. but It Is More Commonly Referred to Simply as Let It Snow.

Vaughn Monroe’s Original Version

The First Singer to Actually Drop “Let It Snow” Was Vaughn Monroe (1911-1973), Who Was Also One of Those Multi-Faceted a List Musicians/Actors from the Early 20Th Century. His Version Was Released in 1945. Monroe’s Version Topped the Billboard Best Sellers Chart, I. E. the Original Iteration of the Hot 100.

Frank Sinatra and the B. Swanson Quartet’s Version

It Was Also During July of 1945 That Frank Sinatra (1915-1998) Released Let It Snow. Some Reports Indicate That His Version Also Featured an Act Known as the the B. Swanson Quartet, or It May Be That There Were Two Recordings, One a Solo and the Other a Collaboration.

Dean Martin’s Version of “Let It Snow”

Dean Martin (1917-1995), Someone Who Was Just as Big in Entertainment as Frank Sinatra, Likewise Came out with a Cover. Dean’s Cover Was Made Public via Columbia Records in October of 1959.

More Facts About “Let It Snow”

The Above Facts Would Imply That Let It Snow Is a Christmas Classic, Which Is Correct. and Contemporary Artists Who Have Covered It to Notable Chart Success Include Jessica Simpson (2004), Carly Simon (2005) and the Cast of Glee (2011) but Especially Rod Stewart in 2012 and Michael Bublé in 2021.

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

By Sarah Jenkins

• Oct 8, 2026 • 5 min read

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