8 thoughts on “ The Christmas Blues - Various - Christmas Duets (CD) ”

1. I'll Be Home For Christmas: 7 – Ruth Jacott & Dean Martin: The Christmas Blues: 8 – Elvis Presley & Guus Meeuwis: Blue Christmas: 9 – Wouter Hamel & Nina Simone: I Am Blessed: 10 – Glennis Grace & The Temptations: Let It Snow: 11 – Frans Duijts & The Platters: Coming Home For Christmas: 12 – Dean Saunders (2) & Bobby Helms: Jingle Bell Rock: /5(2).

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Christmas Duets - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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3. Christmas Time Blues: – The Moonglows: Hey Santa Claus: – Andrew "Smokey" Hogg* I Want My Baby For Christmas: – Sugar Chile Robinson: Christmas Boogie: – Earl Brown With Lowell Fulson: Best Wishes: – J. B. Summers With Doc Bagby's Orchestra: I Want A Present For Christmas: – Larry Darnell: Christmas 2/5(1).

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4. A very nice Cd with great Christmas blues. I really like the multi-artist covers of White Christmas. A classic song that never grows old. Charles Brown fans will find a gem here too/5(3).

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5. Time Life's famous Treasury of Christmas is a sales phenomenon, with millions of units sold through retail and DR. Now, we're bringing you more holiday nostalgia with our new collection of beloved Christmas duets. The name couldn't explain it any better The Time Life Treasury of Christmas: The Greatest Holiday Duets/5(9).

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6. Legacy's collection The Classic Christmas Album rounds up 16 selections from the holiday albums Willie Nelson recorded for Columbia Records. All of his album Pretty Paper is here as are various selections recorded over the years, including two duets with Bobbie Nelson and a version of "What a Wonderful World," which isn't strictly seasonal but the tone fits anyway.

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7. Dec 16,  · Darius called his Christmas album a “lifelong dream,” and he co-wrote this song for it. Released in , the album included covers of classic Christmas songs and a duet to “Baby, It’s Cold.

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8. Christmas Duets is a album released by RCA Records, consisting of archival Elvis Presley vocal recordings mixed with completely re-recorded instrumentation and new vocals by contemporary country and gospel singers. Three tracks on the album do not have duet vocals: "The First Noel", "If I Get Home On Christmas Day", and "Winter Wonderland".

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