Bob Dylan: Christmas in the Heart
Copy at Case Memorial Library
Contents: Here comes Santa Claus — Do you hear what I hear? — Winter wonderland — Hark the herald angels sing — I'll be home for Christmas — Little drummer boy — The Christmas blues — O come all ye faithful = Adeste fideles — Have yourself a merry little Christmas — Must be Santa — Silver bells — The first Noel — Christmas Island — The Christmas song — O little town of Bethlehem. Recorded in Santa Monica, Calif., 2009.
Personnel: Bob Dylan, vocals, guitar, harmonica, electric piano; with accompanying musicians.
"In the era of Internet music and the death of the major labels, it can sometimes seem as if big rock records don’t exist any longer. They do. … Weezer, which started as a college-rock favorite and has strayed closer to arena-rock territory, returns with 'Raditude' (DGC, Oct. 27), and Bob Dylan will confound both his fans and his detractors with 'Christmas in the Heart' (Columbia, Oct. 13), a collection of traditional holiday songs that will benefit the hunger charity Feeding America" (Ben Greenman, "Pop Notes," New Yorker, 9/14/09, p. 38).
Contents: Here comes Santa Claus — Do you hear what I hear? — Winter wonderland — Hark the herald angels sing — I'll be home for Christmas — Little drummer boy — The Christmas blues — O come all ye faithful = Adeste fideles — Have yourself a merry little Christmas — Must be Santa — Silver bells — The first Noel — Christmas Island — The Christmas song — O little town of Bethlehem. Recorded in Santa Monica, Calif., 2009.
Personnel: Bob Dylan, vocals, guitar, harmonica, electric piano; with accompanying musicians.
"In the era of Internet music and the death of the major labels, it can sometimes seem as if big rock records don’t exist any longer. They do. … Weezer, which started as a college-rock favorite and has strayed closer to arena-rock territory, returns with 'Raditude' (DGC, Oct. 27), and Bob Dylan will confound both his fans and his detractors with 'Christmas in the Heart' (Columbia, Oct. 13), a collection of traditional holiday songs that will benefit the hunger charity Feeding America" (Ben Greenman, "Pop Notes," New Yorker, 9/14/09, p. 38).
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