Christmas Jollies I + II: The Extra Jolly Edition

Artista: Salsoul Orchestra

Formato: COMPACT DISCS

Gravadora/Label: SMUR

Catalogo: 2909133

Faixas: 1.1 The Little Drummer Boy
1.2 Sleigh Ride
1.3 Silent Night
1.4 Merry Christmas All
1.5 Christmas Time
1.6 There’s Someone Who’s Knocking
1.7 Christmas Medley
1.8 New Year’s Medley
1.9 We Wish You a Merry Christmas (7″ Version)
1.10 The Little Drummer Boy (7″ Version)
1.11 Christmas Time(7″ Version)
1.12 Christmas Time (A.K.A. Christmas Medley) (7 Version)
1.13 New Year’s Medley (Single Version)
1.14 Christmas Time (A.K.A. Christmas Medley) (12″ Version)
2.1 You’re All I Want for Christmas
2.2 Deck the Halls
2.3 Joy to the World
2.4 The Salsoul Christmas Suite
2.5 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
2.6 Joyful Spirit
2.7 Deck the Halls (7″ Version)
2.8 The Salsoul Christmas Suite (7″ Version)
3.1 Christmas Medley
3.2 The Little Drummer Boy
3.3 New Year’s Medley
3.4 Sleigh Ride
3.5 Merry Christmas All
3.6 There’s Someone Who’s Knocking
3.7 Silent Night
3.8 New Year’s Americana Suite
3.9 Christmas Medley (Part I)
3.10 Christmas Medley (Part II)
3.11 The Little Drummer Boy (Dank Remix)

Definitive three CD celebration of one of the greatest and best-selling Christmas albums of all time, The Salsoul Orchestra’s ‘Christmas Jollies’ produced, arranged, and conducted by the legendary Vincent Montana, Jr. (MFSB, Goody Goody)! 36 tracks comprising the original, hard-to-find 1976 mix of ‘Christmas Jollies’ and Tom Moulton’s complete 1992 remix plus producer Patrick Adams’ rare follow-up, Christmas Jollies II, and a whopping 11 bonus single versions and remixes! Key tracks include the holiday perennial ‘Merry Christmas All’ sung by Denise Montana, the merrily disco-fied ‘The Little Drummer Boy’ (a favorite of Parliament-Funkadelic’s George Clinton!), ‘You’re All I Want For Christmas’ performed by Inner Life’s Jocelyn Brown, and epic Christmas and New Year’s medleys! ‘Christmas Jollies’ features the Philadelphia soul sound of the original MFSB, including Norman Harris, The Trammps’ Earl Young, Larry Washington, Don Renaldo’s Horns and Strings, and The Sweethearts of Sigma!