Let's Make Every Day a Christmas Day: R&B Christmas Classics with Charles Brown and Friends
by Various Artists
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CD Details
- Released: September 20, 2019
- Originally Released: 2019
- Label: Jasmine Records
Tracks:
- 1.Christmas in Heaven - Charles Brown
- 2.Christmas Spirits - Julia Lee and Her Boy Friends
- 3.Blue Holiday - Aretha Franklin
- 4.Dig That Crazy Santa Claus - Oscar McLollie and His "Honey Jumpers"
- 5.Merry Christmas, Baby - Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra
- 6.Christmas Comes But Once a Year - Charles Brown
- 7.Boogie Woogie Santa Claus - Mabel Scott
- 8.Christmas in the Congo - the Marquees
- 9.Silent Night - Huey Piano Smith and the Clowns
- 10.Christmas Tears - Freddie King
- 11.Christmas Questions - Charles Brown
- 12.Christmas Letter - Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
- 13.Christmas Blues - Jimmy Witherspoon
- 14.This Time of the Year - Brook Benton
- 15.Just a Lonely Christmas - the Moonglows
- 16.It's Christmas Time - Charles Brown
- 17.I'll Be Home for Christmas - Bull Moose Jackson
- 18.Christmas Boogie - Sugar "Chile" Robinson
- 19.I Want My Baby for Christmas - Smokey Hogg
- 20.Sonny Boy's Christmas Blues - Sonny Boy Williamson
- 21.Let's Make Every Day a Christmas Day - Charles Brown
- 22.Blues for Christmas - John Lee Hooker
- 23.Merry Xmas - "Little Willie" Littlefield
- 24.I Hear Jingle Bells - Freddie King
Product Description:
It's time for another Merry Xmas round the jukebox, love songs to Santa and even one Christmas hymn. It's all in the name of rhythm and blues, doo wop and even a touch of rock and roll. In this new collection of 24 tracks there are no less than five tracks by the great Charles Brown. This popular blues balladeer was the undisputed king of Christmas blues from the 1940s until his death. The most recent recording comes from the late, great, queen of soul, Aretha Franklin who was having a "Blue Holiday" in 1962. We end this excursion into Christmas R&B, until perhaps next year, with the great blues guitarist Freddie King claiming "I Hear Jingle Bells" and we naturally hope you do too.