Christmas

Celebrate the sounds and melodies of Christmas with this unique world music album from revered electric violinist and widely heralded musical genius, L. Shankar! Shankar has collaborated with giants such as Frank Zappa, Peter Gabriel, U2, Bruce...

Celebrate the season with a selection of holiday favorites from around the world! The CD includes detailed liner notes and artist photos. Featuring Nossa Bossa Nova, Arspop, Fr?d?rick de Grandpr?, Jan Luna, Marina del Gaudio, In?s Pupo & Gon?alo Pratas,...

Celebrate (or desecrate) the holidays with this unruly group of psychobilly bands and their unusual twists on Christmas classics as well as original recordings! Features performances by the great Reverend Horton Heat and exclusive recordings from L.A.'s...

CD reissue. A Paul Brandt Christmas: Shall I Play for You? is the first Christmas album by Canadian country music singer Paul Brandt. While some of the tracks are covers of traditional songs, others are covers of more modern Christmas material. "Santa...

Canadian singer and guitarist Bruce Cockburn's 1993 Christmas album has the songs you'd expect, mostly traditional holiday tunes, a few modern classics, and one original composition. But whether it's traditional or original, the arrangements and...

Canadian pressing of this 2006 holiday offering from Enya featuring four slices of yuletide musical magic recordings! Like a light veil of snow on Christmas morn, Enya's soft and romantic sound is perfect for the holiday season. Includes her takes on...

British-born Rosemary Squires has enjoyed a long musical career. She first appeared on the BBC Home Service's Children's Hour in 1940 and has performed long into the 21st century as a jazz, big band, cabaret and concert singer, as well as a recording...

Boyz II Men surprisingly followed up their breakthrough debut with a Christmas album filled with what they described as "interpretations." The album isn't just covers however; the ambitious R&B group achieved the feat of contributing several original...

Both Frankie Vaughan and The Kaye Sisters were popular British vocal stars during the late-50s and early-60s. Together, they had chart success with duet singles "Got-Ta Have Something In The Bank, Frank" (no. 8 in the UK, 1957) and "Come Softly to Me" /...

Born in South Florida to Jamaican parents, Mickey Ruption became interested in music at a young age and it became evident early on that young Mickey had a natural gift. His ears were quite keen and his sense of pitch was immaculate, as one of his early...

Bonus DVD included.1. She Left Me for Randolph 2. You Lose, Mr. Scrooge 3. If I Was An Angel 4. Cajun Daze of Christmas 5. Noel the Christmas Mouse 6. Santa's Mailbox 7. Hilbilly Christmas 8. (All I Want for Christmas Is) a Soldier Coming Home 9. King of...

Bob Malone's version of "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" was recorded and released as a single in 2004, but it wasn't until 2018 that the world got to hear it as the featured theme in the trailers for the new Universal/Illumination release of The Grinch...