Best Country Christmas Music

Christmas Greetings

Kenny Rogers became such a sensation not only beca more...1 point

Kenny Rogers became such a sensation not only because his warm voice could be gravelly and smooth, but also because of his knack for weaving a yarn. And what would Christmas be without someone telling stories that made you laugh, or cry, or just feel warm and fuzzy? Christmas doesn't really pull any surprises, but fans won't be disappointed by Rogers's crooning of "White Christmas" and "Carol of the Bells." His voice has always done well in the upper reaches of its range, and by including "O Hol...1 point

Go Tell It on the Mountain

This Grammy winner is a perennial favorite, sellin more...0 points

This Grammy winner is a perennial favorite, selling throughout the year -- because it's the hippest 'holiday' album ever made. The septuagenarian Gospel greats enlisted a star-studded gallery of guests -- including Aaron Neville, Chrissie Hynde, Mavis Staples, Michael Franti, George Clinton, Robert Randolph, Tom Waits, Solomon Burke, Shelby Lynne -- winning their third consecutive Grammy in Traditional Soul Gospel.0 points

Christmas Collection

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Christmas II

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Christmas in Dixie

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Christmas

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Honky Tonk Christmas

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If your looking for a CD which covers all types of Country Music then, "Is It You" Is for You. Terry Blends a mixture of Traditional, Modern and Acoustic Country to make this CD come alive. It's a must add to my collection CD.0 points

Let It Be Christmas

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Unlike 1993's classic Honky Tonk Christmas, which was almost entirely original tunes, 10 of these 11 tracks are well-known holiday favorites. But one of the highlights of that 1993 release was Jackson's cover of Burl Ives's very familiar "Holly Jolly Christmas," which he subsequently made his own. Jackson's warm, soothing voice also works wonders here, with the arrangements doing their part to transform this into yet another yuletide classic. In fact, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" is....0 points

Home for Christmas

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The Gift

Kenny Rogers original Christmas story.0 points

Christmas

Kenny Rogers became such a sensation not only beca more...0 points

Kenny Rogers became such a sensation not only because his warm voice could be gravelly and smooth, but also because of his knack for weaving a yarn. And what would Christmas be without someone telling stories that made you laugh, or cry, or just feel warm and fuzzy? Christmas doesn't really pull any surprises, but fans won't be disappointed by Rogers's crooning of "White Christmas" and "Carol of the Bells." His voice has always done well in the upper reaches of its range, and by including "O Hol...0 points

Christmas with Kenny

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Christmas in America

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Christmas from the Heart

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Christmas Collection

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Kenny Rogers Christmas Special: Keep Christmas With You

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Christmas Wishes From Kenny Rogers

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Garth Brooks and The Magic of Christmas

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Or, Will my fans forgive me for Chris Gaines? At this point, it's awfully hard to resist cynicism when it comes to the former (and future?) Chris Gaines. Brooks has settled in for an easy-listening, big-band, middle-of-the-road holiday album. Song selections, arrangements, even the title are all standard-issue Yuletide fare with only the hat on the cover to remind folks that Brooks is allegedly a country singer. This is certainly acceptable when Brooks invests the tunes with the emotion and sinc...0 points

Beyond the Season

The pop Christmas album is a lost art everywhere b more...0 points

The pop Christmas album is a lost art everywhere but in the country-western arena. You don't see today's rock acts reeling off sets of religious standards the way you used to--which is probably for the best. But even within the whole country milieu, since album release schedules aren't as fast-paced and casual as they once were, a good seasonal CD is something to latch onto. What we have here is a Christmas album of solid construction, packed with traditional songs and old-Nashville chestnuts. N...0 points

Call Me Claus

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Once upon a Christmas

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Christmas Island

It never snows in the Florida Keys, but as every P more...0 points

It never snows in the Florida Keys, but as every Parrothead knows, Jimmy Buffett was born on Christmas Day 1946. His Caribbean folk tunes have always had a festive air to them, and his Coral Reefer Band tackle these holiday songs in their usual laidback style. Buffett turns out both traditional carols ("Jingle Bells" with a few tropical ad-libs) and his own myth-building originals ("A Sailor's Christmas," "Merry Christmas, Alabama"). This may not be the traditional Christmas fare of chestnuts ro...0 points

Christmas & Hits Duos (Slip)

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Christmas with Willie Nelson

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Hill Country Christmas

Willie's Finer Arts recordings are not among his b more...0 points

Willie's Finer Arts recordings are not among his best known, but they are his most intimate; featuring spare arrangements heavy on his nylon string guitar, his sister Bobbie's gospel piano, and that unmistakable sweet, craggy Nelson voice. Hill Country Christmas offers up some treasures amidst the usual standards, including Willie's definitive take on his homeless holiday classic, "Pretty Paper," and the Latin-tinged "El Niño," which might be destined for classic status on its own. The latter is...0 points

Christmas Collection: 20th Century Masters

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Willie Nelson Christmas

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Pretty Paper

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