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Old Time Christmas

Old Time Christmas
From The Orchard

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Average customer review:
Turn the lights down, and you'll think you're back in the 1930's. A great and unique Christmas recording!

Track Listing

  1. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
  2. O Little Town of Bethlehem
  3. Jolly Old St. Nicholas
  4. O Come O Come Emanuel
  5. It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
  6. Joy To The World
  7. I Saw Three Ships
  8. Good King Wenceslas
  9. Old Time Christmas
  10. We Three Kings
  11. Auld Lang Syne

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #251934 in Music
  • Released on: 2003-11-25
  • Number of discs: 1

Editorial Reviews

Album Description
Luigi and Giuseppe Figaro have teamed up again to make a unique Christmas record, unlike anything you've heard before. Inspired by Big Band recordings by Tommy Dorsey from 1939, as well as Beatles perennials "Honey Pie" and "When I'm 64", this collection of Christmas favorites has a haunting, nostaligic flavor that will surely infuse your holiday season with sacred mystery.

About the Artist
Multi-instruments lists with noted artists John Prine, Lucinda Williams, Grant Lee Buffalo, Aimee Mann, Rod Stewart, Shawn Mullins, Susanna Hoffs, Ron Sexsmith and more.


Customer Reviews

Non-smaltzy Holiday music5
Imagine it's 1934, christmas eve, and you're doing your last-minute holiday shopping. The sales staff is exhausted and want you to go home, and you are exhausted and want to go home but have more shopping to do.

That's when you hear it ~the music drifting up from the main lobby, and you follow the sound.

The Brother's Figaro would be the band brought in by store management for christmas cheer. Dispassionate, professional, clean, with a sound that evokes tinny speakers and different cadences ~ to my ear, 1930's and a Jimmy Cagney swagger. It's as if they're singing songs of Christmas knowing the soup-line starts outside.

And this may be an acquired taste, but I find these covers of Christmas classics refreshing - songs I've heard repeatedly as background noise hundreds of times ~ yet this time, I listen. I don't want to sing along ~ I want to figure out who's doing the singing.