1. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Frank DeVol, Ella Fitzgerald 2. Merry Christmas, Baby - Kenny Burrell, Richard Evans 3. Christmas Eve - Billy Eckstine, Lionel Newman 4. Here Comes Santa Claus - Ramsey Lewis 5. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! - Joe Williams 6. Greensleeves - John Coltrane 7. Christmas Song - Wally Stott & His Orchestra, Mel Tormé 8.  Zat You, Santa Claus? - Louis Armstrong, Commanders 9. Winter Wonderland - Shirley Horn 10. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - Bill Evans, Bill Evans 11. Good Morning Blues - Count Basie Orchestra 12. Jingle Bells - Jimmy Smith 13. Silent Night - Dinah Washington 14. Child Is Born - Oscar Peterson

#I m The First?? (2002-12-19) I bought this cd last year and I love it!! This cd is a collection of classic performances by Verve s elite. The opening track is not Frank DeVol, who did indeed produce the track, it s Ella Fitzgerald. Another error found on this site is the artist listing for ",The Christmas Song",. It s Mel Torme s performance here. A couple of tracks reappear here, they were featured on Verve s release of ",Have Yourself A Jazzy Little Christmas", probably repeated here because of artist merit and performance. One such noteable track is Oscar Peter...

1. It s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year 2. What a Night! 3. Christmas Day 4. Holly Jolly Christmas 5. Please Come Home for Christmas 6. O Come All Ye Faithful 7. Dance Of The Sugarplum Fairies 8. Let There Be Peace on Earth 9. Winter Wonderland 10. It s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas 11. Santariffic 12. Jingle Bells 13. Zat You Santa Claus 14. We Three Kings 15. Song for the Hopeful

1. I ll Be Home For Christmas 2. Silver Bells 3. All I Want For Christmas Is You 4. My Favorite Things 5. Christmas Time Is Here 6. Winter Wonderland 7. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 8. Santa Claus is Coming to Town 9. I ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Tony Bennett duet with Antonia Bennett 10. The Christmas Waltz 11. O Christmas Tree

1. Jingle Bells - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 2. Let It Snow - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 3. Christmas Song - Diana Krall 4. Winter Wonderland - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 5. I ll Be Home for Christmas - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 6. Christmas Time Is Here - Diana Krall 7. Santa Claus Is Coming to Town - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 8. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas - Diana Krall 9. White Christmas - Diana Krall 10. What Are You Doing New Year s Eve - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 11. Sleigh Ride - Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra, , Diana Krall 12. Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep - Diana Krall

As the song goes, Merry Christmas has already been said many times, many ways. Diana Krall s Christmas Songs is a worthy--though not particularly unique--addition to the holiday catalog. On it, she excels with an approach mastered long ago: elegant delivery that gives extra polish to a very familiar lineup. Some might find her style frosty at times, but that will come as a relief to those who want their carolers to cut through some of the holiday treacle and create a festive, yet grown-up vibe. And Krall does show off her playful side with little, personal touches. In Winter Wonderland she promises to frolic and play the Canadian way, which should draw smiles from her native land. (That ll mean toasting the holiday with Molson, eh?) Elsewhere, she ends Jingle Bells with the girlishly giddy statement, I m just crazy about horses. Well…,can t argue with that. --Leah Weathersby

#Simply excellent ! (2007-12-17) Diana Krall has come up with a perfect Christmas album. The selection of material is flawless and loaded with classics - which, let s face it, is a key element in a Christmas record. Most of the songs on the album were recorded with a big band, which brings out the best in Krall, the result is slick, flawless and will perfectly suit your holiday season. When she turns down the tempo for piano-and-vocals ballads, it s intimate enough to make you feel as though she s sitting in the room with you. The highlights are Jingle bells, Winter wonderland, What...

#Wonderful (2006-06-29) this is a wonderful album to add to your Christmas stash!!Diana can really feel music, and we as a listener reap the benefits of this gift. She is just one more great voice of this generation. . . so many now with Diana, Nora, Michael B, Harry C. and still one of my favs, Tony Bennett. . . . Keep this wonderful music coming everyone, as we will keep on buying your beautiful music.

#3.5 stars (2005-12-22) Great CD if you need xmas tunes for the holidays. Much nicer than the usual crap out there. Problem with this CD is that every time you turn on the radio it s being played. As usual with her CDs her voice has been butched by the studio/producer, (typicial echo overlay). If you want to hear her real voice see her live, and even then it s still a bit wonky.

#This is not a review (2005-12-08) Don t buy from CAIMAN USA. Very bad services.

#Bad Photo (2005-12-05) Photos are subjective, but i think Diana needs to find a new photographer, it looks like she fell in this chair and is finding that s it s hurting way too much. What a waste of an image on a high class act. ORC

1. The Best Is Yet To Come 2. It Had Better Be Tonight (Meglio Stasera) 3. Me And Mrs. Jones 4. I m Your Man 5. Comin Home Baby (duet with Boyz II Men) 6. Lost 7. Call Me Irresponsible 8. Wonderful Tonight (duet with Ivan Lins) 9. Everything 10. I ve Got The World On A String 11. Always On My Mind 12. That s Life 13. Dream

It s no coincidence that Michael Bublé s new album starts with just his voice and some fingersnaps on The Best Is Yet to Come, a song made famous by Frank Sinatra. The Canadian smoothie looks longingly towards early- 60s Vegas, an impression quickly reinforced when a boisterous horn section makes its grand entrance, about 20 seconds into the track. That Bublé means business is confirmed by the second cut, a fast-paced take on Henry Mancini s It Had Better Be Tonight, and of course by the CD s very title, another song identified with Sinatra as his cockiest. There are just a few sidesteps from the retro formula that s served Bublé so well so far: a languid duet with Brazilian star Ivan Lins on the bossa Wonderful Tonight, a gospel choir on That s Life. Interestingly, Bublé co-wrote the best of those sidesteps, Everything, a Norah Jones-esque number that alluringly harks back to sunny 70s pop. It s also the only song on the album produced by Bob Rock (best known for his work with Me...

#Call Me Irresponsible is one of the best Easy Listening albums of 2007 (2008-02-03) Michael Buble has delivered two major hits in the #1 Adult Contemporary single, Everything and has followed up with an equally impressive hit in the song, Lost. This album is amazing. Michael Buble delivers with this album.

#Good, but is it his best yet? (2007-05-30) This is a very good CD, no doubt, but something s not quite gellin for me when I listen to it. I m not ready to call it Bublé s best quite yet. Now, I could just be biased from listening to his previous two studio releases so much - if they had been vinyl I would have long since worn the needle through to the other side. I don t have trouble with his mixing old standards with new songs, nor with him choosing classic songs that are not from the crooner genre (which he and Foster have been doing since their first effort). It is, in fact, ...

#A truly interesting blend of traditional jazz and contemporary pop. (2007-05-13) As a performer, Bublé is the closest thing to Frank Sinatra there is today. Call Me Irresponsible is the latest offering from Canadian hot-young-thing Michael Bublé. The handsome singer has already gained success in recent years with albums It s Time and Caught In The Act and singles including one of 2005 s most played radio tracks Home. With new and original material the crooner hopes to gain a new and more contemporary following. To this end, the new album mixes old standards with new songs such a...

#great, (2007-05-07) I am so glad that with album Michael has showed us that his voice has grown into a perfect instrument. He is maturing and his voice is deepening and only gets better with each passing year. I have seen him in concert. . . he is surely the frank, dino, bobby, and all the rest wrapped up, of our time. . . way to go Buble. . . keep giving us this wonderful music. . we will keep buying it and attending all your concerts. . . Congrats on your best disc yet. . .

#Call Me Irresponsible ... Michael Buble s performance is Irrestible ... Reprise (2007) (2007-05-05) Reprise/ Warner presents CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE, featuring pop vocalist of the millennium Michael Buble, the Vancouver crooner with his latest release with new material and some vintage standards --- Canadian crooner s third studio release, is about as responsible as it gets --- featuring an unforgettable youthful style that takes you back to the 40s, 50s and 60s --- listening to every tune on this album brings back memories of Nat King Cole (one of my favorite singers of all time), To...