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Track List
01) 'Twas on a Night Like This
02) Mary Had a Baby
03) Glory to That New Born King
04) What Child Is This?
05) Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow
06) Carol of the Beasts
07) Carol of the Beasts (instrumental)
08) The First Noel
09) Behold That Star
10) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
11) Masters in This Hall
12) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming (instrumental)
13) Twelve Gates to the City
01) 'Twas on a Night Like This
02) Mary Had a Baby
03) Glory to That New Born King
04) What Child Is This?
05) Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow
06) Carol of the Beasts
07) Carol of the Beasts (instrumental)
08) The First Noel
09) Behold That Star
10) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming
11) Masters in This Hall
12) Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming (instrumental)
13) Twelve Gates to the City
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First Released
1989
Folk
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Folk
Christmas
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In 1967, Pete Seeger expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection The Nativity (Folkways FTS35001) to create Traditional Christmas Carols. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including "What Child Is This?," "The First Noël," and "Twelve Gates To The City," as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season.
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In 1967, Pete Seeger expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection The Nativity (Folkways FTS35001) to create Traditional Christmas Carols. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including "What Child Is This?," "The First Noël," and "Twelve Gates To The City," as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season.
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