Joan Osborne - Christmas Means Love Audio CD
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Band: Joan Osborne
Title: Christmas Means Love
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Media: Audio CD
Tracks: 1: Introduction 2: Christmas Means Love 3: Santa Claus Baby 4: Away in a Manger 5: Christmas Must Be Tonight 6: Cherry Tree Carol 7: Christmas in New Orleans 8: Children Go Where I Send Thee 9: Angels We Have Heard on High 10: What Do Bad Girls Get? 11: Great Day in December 12: Silent Night
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Joan with her real pipes! This album proves it. I always knew Joan had real singing pipes. Wonderfully produced (real and organic. . . not poppy production), this album delivers the best, and sometimes obscure, Christmas tunes out there. I hope she continues to do more material like this and stays away from the more poppy stuff like that G-D song. Thanks, Joan.
She might be the best.
So deep soulful, heartfelt, the instrument of her voice is so beautiful and evocative. I think Joan is being reborn (after giving birth) in a very special and even more creative space. There are clever urban bluesy Christmas songs here. And there are deep Christian, spiritual, country village away-in-a-manger-songs here. This is really a great album.
The accompanying musicians and arrangements are great. It's hard to make Christmas music this artistic, but she has really done it here. .
What a wonderful bluesy, country, gospel album
I heard this and it a struck nerve in me. I had not ever heard of Joan Osborne until I was in Barnes and Noble. It made me get up and go to the music section to ask who this was. I just love the eclectic mix of music. I think anyone who buys this Christmas album will not be disappointed. She has a wonderful rich voice. These songs were a great choice for her.
Trava Davis.
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