Product Details

• Released on: 2008-09-23
• Running time: 324 seconds

Customer Reviews

A Musical Risk that Pays Off!
Those familiar with BarlowGirl are more accustomed to the sounds of gritty rock guitars of fist-pumping, adrenaline-inducing tracks like Never Alone, Grey, Let Go and Million Voices.
Needless to say, a jazz-inspired traditional Christmas song... or entire album, nonetheless... is quite a musical risk for the Chicago trio. But it's a risk that pays off quite nicely.
The girls demonstrate a musical mastery of a genre outside of their traditional realm and set the mood for an inspired Christmas.
No, it's not what you may expect from the Chicago-based rock band. But this will quickly become a holiday favorite!
Prepare a cup of hot chocolate, cuddle up in a favorite chair and soak up the sounds of the holiday sesason with this one.

A classic remake of a timeless song
While I respect differing opinions, I truly believe BarlowGirl did a fantastic job with this one. It's become one of my favorite versions of this song by far. The girls' voices are very mature and the harmonies are absolutely gorgeous. I don't see how anyone tried to make this song different or self-gratifying by any means; it is quite a beautiful rendition.

Great Harmonies
A jazz/blues rendition of What Child is This. The harmonies of the vocals are beautiful. The vocals are accompanied by piano and guitar and marches to a slow beat. About 3/4th through, the piano solos the melody and a few riffs.