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Mannheim Steamroller - Christmas [American Gramaphone AG-1984] (1984)

Released: 1984
Country: US
Label: American Gramaphone
Catalog: AG-1984
Genre: Holiday / Christmas

Item# SR-AMAG1984
Ratings: C=NM-; LP=NM-

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Deck The Halls
02 We Three Kings
03 Bring A Torch, Jeannette, Isabella
04 Coventry Carol
05 Good King Wenceslas
06 Wassil
07 Carol Of The Birds
08 I Saw Three Ships
09 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
10 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
11 Stille Nacht

Christmas
Mannheim Steamroller

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Album Review

Rodney Batdorf [allmusic.com]

Christmas 1984 is the first holiday album the Mannheim Steamroller released, and it remains their definitive work. Chip Davis never strayed from the clean, airy instrumental style that he exhibits here (and earlier perfected on his Fresh Aire albums), but it is here where it all sounded fresh. It's also where he had his best selection of songs, tackling a variety of classic carols like ''Deck the Halls,'' ''We Three Kings,'' ''Good King Wenceslas,'' ''Wassail, Wassail,'' ''God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,'' and ''I Saw Three Ships.'' Some listeners never found the Mannheim formula that engaging, but anyone who his been captured by one of their holiday records should investigate Christmas 1984, which is where it all began.