nice!My occasional trio recorded this two years ago as part of an EP. I think it came out pretty good for a rushed weekend project
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nice!My occasional trio recorded this two years ago as part of an EP. I think it came out pretty good for a rushed weekend project
nothing will ever equal this one for me.
nat's version of that tune is the all-time best!I was 11 years old when 1st heard him sing this. It is still my favorite Christmas song.
In the month of December, along with regular gigs, my band plays for a few local churches for their Christmas Dinners.
Here's our current Christmas set list:
God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman--Bare Naked Ladies
Christmas is All in the Heart--Steven Curtis Chapman
Merry Christmas Darling--Carpenters
Silent Night
Hark The Herald Angels Sing-acapella
Silver Bells
Blue Christmas--Elvis
Rocking Around The Christmas Tree--Brenda Lee
Jingle Bell Rock--Bobby Helms
All I Want For Christmas is You--LeAnne Rimes
Underneath The Tree--Kelly Clarkson
Please Come Home For Christmas--Eagles
Christmas in Dixie--Alabama
Mary Did You Know--Mark Lowery
I think it's a pretty diverse mix of genres...both sacred and secular. Our 3-part harmonies have never been better... especially on Christmas Music. Something magical about it!!
The LeAnne Rimes is not a remake of Mariah Carey...I believe it's a remake of Vincent and the Valliants. I didn't know that either about Mary Did You Know...but we actually perform it more like the Clay Aiken versionI noticed the Lee Ann Rimes substitute for Maria Carey. Will have to hear it.
I love that Kelly Clarkson song too.
And with Mary did you know, I never knew it was written for a musical originally.
The LeAnne Rimes is not a remake of Mariah Carey...I believe it's a remake of Vincent and the Valliants. I didn't know that either about Mary Did You Know...but we actually perform it more like the Clay Aiken version