Christmas 'Round the Jukebox: A Blues and R&B Christmas Celebration
by Various Artists
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CD Details
- Released: September 23, 2016
- Originally Released: 2016
- Label: Jasmine Records
Tracks:
- 1.Christmas Date Boogie - Joe Turner
- 2.It's Christmas Time - The Five Keys
- 3.Run Rudolph Run - Chuck Berry
- 4.White Christmas - The Drifters
- 5.Please Come Home For Christmas - Charles Brown
- 6.Hey Santa Claus - The Moonglows
- 7.Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer - The Cadillacs
- 8.Christmas Time - Jimmy Mccracklin
- 9.White Christmas - The Ravens
- 10.Silent Night - The Ravens
- 11.Can This Be Christmas - The Falcons
- 12.I Want My Baby For Christmas - Jimmy Liggins
- 13.Boogie Woogie Santa Claus - Mabel Scott
- 14.Merry Christmas Baby - Charles Brown
- 15.Lonesome Christmas (Part 1) - Lowell Fulson
- 16.Lonesome Christmas (Part 2) - Lowell Fulson
- 17.Christmas Eve Baby - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- 18.Hello Santa Claus - Cecil Gant
- 19.How I Hate To See Christmas Come Around - Jimmy Witherspoon
- 20.Santa Claus Is Coming To Town - The Harmony Grits
- 21.Christmas Time Blues - Roy Milton
- 22.Christmas In Heaven - The Dominoes
- 23.Let's Make Christmas Merry Baby - Amos Milburn
- 24.May Every Day Be Christmas - Louis Jordan
- 25.(It's Gonna Be) Lonely Christmas - The Orioles
- 26.We Want To See Santa Do The Mambo - Big John Greer
- 27.Christmas Celebration - B.B. King
Product Description:
2016 holiday collection. Here is a Christmas celebration attended by some of the greatest names in Rhythm and Blues. From the late 40s to the early 50s the biggest names in blues including B. B. King, Amos Milburn, Charles Brown, Jimmy Witherspoon, Lowell Fulton, Roy Milton. The Drifters, Joe Turner and Chuck Berry sing their Christmas favorites. Being the blues of course many of the songs emphasize how lonely Christmas can be without the one you love whilst others celebrate the holiday season with joyful songs and new versions of standards like, "Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer" and "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town". Many of these records constantly reappeared on the R&B sales charts every year. Some like Charles Brown's original million-selling "Merry Christmas Baby" were still selling well into the soul era. Depending on your mood you can preselect these titles, pour a large Brandy and wallow in the depressive elements of a lonely Christmas or roll back the carpet put another nickel in the jukebox and have a Rockin' Christmas celebration. Either way works.