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A Charlie Brown Christmas Album, is imperative.
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Baby, please (don't) come home for Christmas.
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The one and only
All I Want for Christmas is You
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Fav Christmas CD: "Mas! A Caribbean Christmas Party", various artists.
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I have several "Favorite" Christmas songs but I'll pick "Carol of the Bells" by mostly anyone who sings (or plays) it. One highly unique rendition is by Wynham Marsalis, on the "Swing Into Christmas" CD. Love Faith Hill's "A Baby Changes Everything." Also "What Do the Lonely Do At Christmas?" by the Emotions (R&B 70's girl-group). 2 albums from my childhood, "Christmas with the Norman Luboff Choir" which my Mom bought from one of those record clubs in the 60's (absolutely beautiful) and "Merry Christmas The Supremes" original 1965 vinyl that I got for Christmas along with my first record player.
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That's an easy one. Ether Emerson, Lake& Palmer's(I Believe in Father Christmas) or Nat King Cole's(A Christmas Song. |
I strongly second Cantate Domino from the Proprius label. One of the best tips I ever recieved from the jazz professor, Sdcampbell. Thanks again. Happy New Year. Charlie |
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town-Bruce Springsteen and the E-street Band and I Believe In Father Christmas by Greg Lake |
Terry Bradshaw's version of, "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth". He could use a rug on his head too. Never the less he was a great quarterback. |
Vinyl only I'm afraid but....Lou Rawls: Merry Christmas Ho Ho Ho, Kenny Burrell: Have Yourself A Soulful Little Christmas, Peggy Lee: Christmas Carousel, Aretha: Blue Holiday (album cut)...CD's...Holly Cole Trio: Blue Christmas and Rhino's "Hipsters Holiday" which includes Louis Armstrong's classic "Cool Yule" and many more. Season Greetings and happy listening |
My favorite has to be the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "Christmas Eve and Other Stories" -- powerful musically, powerful emotionally. For blues, try Blue Yule: Christmas Blues and R&B Classics. For jazz, hard to beat either Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful Christmas" or Frank Sinatra's "A Jolly Christmas from Frank Sinatra". On the lighter/pop side, the "A Very Special Christmas" discs are not too bad. Merry Christmas, and thanks to all for the lively posts. -- Paul Danborn |
Christmas in the Vineyard. |
John Williams - 'We Wish You a Merry Christmas' - Boston Pops, aforementioned Charlie Brown, 'Merry Christmas' - Johnny Mathis, 'An Oscar Peterson Christmas'. |
I've been listening to The Burns Sisters' "Tradition" holiday CD. GREAT 3-part harmony on some original and traditional Xmas, Hanukkah and wintry stuff. Happy Holidays, all. |
Spike Jones "Let's Sing a Song of Christmas" best album. |
Haven't heard it for years but I have fond memories of Harry Belefonte - To Wish You a Merry Christmas. Cheers! |
joan baez: "noel" on vinyl. favorite song: "i wonder as i wander." |
Leon Redbone or John Prine |
ANONYMOUS 4: On Yoolis NightMedieval Carols & Motets (Harmonia Mundi HMU 907099) |
For sound quality-Cante Domino on Proprius Records. Favorite cut is O Holy Night. Even though I don't understand German, it still gives me the chills. Excellent soundstaging and dimensionality. For pure fun-Manheim Steamroller Christmas. Favorite cut is God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. I even use this to "show off" my system around the holidays. Also enjoy Charlie Brown Christmas and some of the Windham Hill Winter Solstice recordings. Happy Holidays to all. |
Vince Guarldi Trio "A Charlie Brown Christmas" |
If anybody is fortunate enough to own JOHN BOSWELL FESTIVAL OF THE HEART on HEARTS OF SPACE CD, this is the ultimate in sonics.I;m very lucky to own a copy. audiophiles should seek this one . |
I've collected a dozen or so Christmas CDs by different artists over the years, but the one we keep coming back to year after year for sheer pleasure is Anne Murray's "Christmas Wishes". Originally released by Capitol records, 1981. She has a pure and beautiful voice for these traditional Christmas favorites. Highly recommended-- if still available. Cheers. Craig. |
Has to be Andy Williams and the Williams Brothers! Also my dad had a album by Stan & Doug that was hilarious!! |
"Song":The "Christmas Song" by "Chrissie Hind", Don't own it; or I could have done better on the spelling.This I hear time to time on Sat. music.Knocks me out!!"Album": The "Messiah",Hogwood version.Happy holidays everybody!! |
Gee, and I thought my wife went nuts for Christmas music... anyways, Chicago's Christmas album is one of my favorites. |
