Michael Buble: Christmas

2 Ratings: 4.5

2011 audio CD release

2011 holiday release from the Grammy-winning vocalist. Christmas, produced by David Foster, Bob Rock and Humberto Gatica, was recorded primarily at Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood and The Warehouse Studios in Vancouver. The album includes guest … see full wiki

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I love the Christmas music on this disc.

Dec 13, 2011

by RobertYokoyama
posted in Music Matters

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This is an excellent collection of Christmas music by Michael Buble. My favorite track is "Cold December Night". This is a new song. I like the romantic sentiment of this song. "White Christmas" has a slight doo wop tone in the background. This song is a duet with Shania Twain. Her voice is lovely. It is good to hear her singing again. Michael delivers the best version of "Frosty The Snowman" I have ever heard. This song is very upbeat. I love the musical arrangements on this track. The saxophone playing is superb. Michael croons the standard "Silver Bells". This song puts me in the Christmas spirit. "Feliz Navidad" is partly a Spainish duet with a singer named Thalia. This song proves that Buble can sing beautifully in any language with any singer. "Santa Baby" is a classic tune with Buble's unique spin. This song has an unique male perspective. Mike sings about all the things a man would like to receive for Christmas like a car and some cash. "Jingle Bells" is a delightful duet with the Puppini sisters. "Blue Christmas" is a song performed in a bluesy style. I love the clarinet and horns featured on this track. "Ave Maria" is a standard Christmas song. Buble's vocals are moving on this song to me, even though I don't understand a single word of this song. "Holly Jolly Christmas" is a song that simply makes me happy. I love the light breezy tone of this song very much. This is an entertaining disc of Christmas music.

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