Name: A Christmas Carole
Brand: Universal Music
SKU: 22548193
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A Christmas Carole

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Album: A Christmas Carole
#	Song Title		Time
1)	My Favorite Things	More Info...	3:21
2)	Carol Of The Bells	More Info...	1:55
3)	Sleigh Ride	More Info...	2:31
4)	Christmas Paradise	More Info...	3:25
5)	Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday	More Info...	3:08
6)	Chanukah Prayer	More Info...	3:09
7)	Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas	More Info...	2:33
8)	I Got My Love To Keep Me Warm	More Info...	2:52
9)	Christmas In The Air	More Info...	3:18
10)	Do You Hear What I Hear	More Info...	3:33
11)	This Christmas	More Info...	3:17
12)	New Year's Day	More Info...	3:55

Album: A Christmas Carole
#	Song Title		Time
1)	My Favorite Things	More Info...	3:21
2)	Carol Of The Bells	More Info...	1:55
3)	Sleigh Ride	More Info...	2:31
4)	Christmas Paradise	More Info...	3:25
5)	Everyday Will Be Like A Holiday	More Info...	3:08
6)	Chanukah Prayer	More Info...	3:09
7)	Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas	More Info...	2:33
8)	I Got My Love To Keep Me Warm	More Info...	2:52
9)	Christmas In The Air	More Info...	3:18
10)	Do You Hear What I Hear	More Info...	3:33
11)	This Christmas	More Info...	3:17
12)	New Year's Day	More Info...	3:55

Performer Notes

Carole King's first studio album in over ten years, A Holiday Carole, opens on a familiar note with a light, jazzy take on Rodgers & Hammerstein's "My Favorite Things." King's daughter Louise Goffin produced the album and co-wrote the three original pieces, which include the Latin-tinged "Christmas Paradise," the free and easy "Christmas in the Air," and the lovely closing ballad "New Year's Day," and while they may not be as instantly familiar as "Carol of the Bells," "Sleigh Ride," or "Do You Hear What I Hear," they blend in well amidst the yuletide standards. Fueled by King's laid-back delivery and precise diction, A Holiday Carole, which represents the first seasonal release from the pop legend, breezes by without a whole lot of pomp and circumstance, touching on multiple genres while remaining true to both the holiday spirit and the singer's distinctive cadence. ~ James Christopher Monger