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B.B. King
A Christmas Celebration of Hope (2001)
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Track List
01) Please Come Home for Christmas
02) Lonesome Christmas
03) Back Door Santa
04) Christmas in Heaven
05) I'll Be Home for Christmas
06) To Someone That I Love
07) Christmas Celebration
08) Merry Christmas Baby
09) Christmas Love
10) Blue Decorations
11) Christmas Comes but Once a Year
12) Bringing in a Brand New Year
13) Auld Lang Syne

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First Released

2001

Genre

Blues

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Passionate

Style

Blues

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It took B.B. King a long time to get around to his first Christmas album, which didn't appear until about half a century into his recording career. It's an adequate, good-humored reprisal of various holiday chestnuts, among them some material with blues/R&B origins, like "Merry Christmas Baby." King wrote just one new song for the album, the instrumental "Christmas Love," though he did originally record another of the tracks, "Christmas Celebration," back in 1960. Wisely he plays "Auld Lang Syne" as a funky instrumental instead of vocalizing the singalong lyrics. In addition to periodic bursts of King's trademark guitar, there is plenty of brass and organ in the peppy arrangements. The Nashville String Machine adds its strings to just three tracks, which cuts down on over-produced excess (which is only a problem on "Please Come Home for Christmas"). It's hardly the first King you'll pull off your shelf, and not the first R&B Christmas album you'll turn to either, but you could do worse in the holiday season.



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