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Ray Brown Trio, Christmas Songs With the Ray Brown Trio

Audio CD

Disk ID: 261072

Disk length: 52m 31s (13 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1999

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Away In A Manger (m/ Dee Dee Brihtwater) 5:54
2. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (m/ Diana Krall) 3:11
3. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 3:40
4. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (m/ Etta Jones) 4:02
5. Little Drummer Boy 4:19
6. The Christmas Song (m/ Kevin Mahogany) 4:09
7. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer 4:16
8. Winter Wonderland (m/ Nancy King) 3:12
9. We Wish You A Merry Christmas 2:52
10. O Tannenbaum 5:04
11. Jingle Bells (m/ Marlena Shaw) 4:16
12. White Christmas (m/ Vanessa Rubin) 5:00
13. The Christmas Rap (m/ Gregory Hutchinson) 2:28

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Review

Ray Brown's got the right idea about making Christmas music: swing it, shout it, blues it up and down, riff with it, and, above all, never let it become boring. With a handful of top-line jazz vocalists on board, and a sax and guitar sitting in with the trio, he and his cool company can't miss the mirth of improvising or the mistletoe magic of rejuvenating a baker's dozen seasonal standards. Dee Dee Bridgewater demonstrates her versatility on "Away in a Manager" while the sublime Diana Krall scats with the creeping bass line on "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town." With Nancy King, Etta Jones, Marlena Shaw, Vanessa Rubin, and Kevin Mahogany singing, Brown delivers the goods musically (just check out his lyrical work on "Rudolph."). --Martin Keller

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