Advantages: Lots of big tunes Disadvantages: One average tune
of things (but in a more complete way than Kurtis Blow's 1980 recoridng ?Christmas Rappin'?
**Five Stars**
2.?Let The Jingle Bells Rock? - Sweet Tee
Known for her 'Love Rap' ?Why Did It Have To Be Me? (in LL Cool J's ?I Need Love? style), New York's Sweet Tee comes to thrown down a tune that acts as the complete oppostie to that rack Hip Hop ballad as we see that she rides the 'Amen' break and comes out with some fly rhymes that concentrate everything around warming imaginery that you tend to connect with Christmas time.
**Four Stars**
3.?Dana Dane Is Coming To Town? - Dana Dane
Here we get a funky jam that I really can't see any rooms for complaints in as we find that Dana Dane comes in with some storytelling rhymes that seem to take on all that Slick Rick was known for (even though he didn't debut as a solo artist until the year after ...
Advantages: Reminds you of christmas as a child and helps recreate a family christmas atmosphere Disadvantages: Absoultely none
'm sure.
1. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
2. Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer
3. Mary's Boy Child
4. Silent Night
5. Here Comes Santa Claus
6. Ding Dong Merrily On High
7. Little Donkey
8. Winter Wonderland
9. Jingle Bells
10. Frosty The Snowman
11. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
12. Sleigh Ride
13. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
14. Away In A Manger
15. All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth
16. Little Drummer Boy
17. Twelve Days Of Christmas
18. I Saw Three Ships
19. We Wish You A Merry Christmas
20. We Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day ...
Advantages: Beautiful and atmospheric Disadvantages: Too short and not for everybody
of classical with occasionally a bit of folk and sometimes some (very) soft rock, all depending on the artist(s)/composer(s). This isn't necessarily what it is, but I feel it's a good way to give you an impression of what Celtic music is.
This album consists of what is dubbed as "The Celtic Collection". I don't really know any other Celtic music other than what's on this album so this may be some of the best Celtic tracks every composed. It is a compilation of some truly impressive tunes from some great artists.
THE TRACKS
1 - James Galway & Phil Coulter - Callin Na Gruaige Baine - The intro to the album is a slow, calm, with quite strings and some calm but good singing. As the title suggests, this isn't in English but that adds to the effect. What you'll find is that some of the better tracks are those that don't have English lyrics ...
