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There are several renditions by the men of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir of this hymn. Most likey, you are thinking of the BYU Men's Choir who does have Come, Come Ye Saints on a couple of their CD's. If you are trying to locate a copy, try Deseret Book's website.
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