It Must Be Christmas Chris Young
Album info
Album-Release:
2016
HRA-Release:
19.10.2016
Label: RCA Records Label Nashville
Genre: Country
Subgenre: Compilations
Artist: Chris Young
Composer: Mel Tormé, Robert Wells, Jeff Barry, Ralph Blane, Johnny Bulford, Kim Gannon, Walter Kent, Johnny Marks, Don Cook, Corey Crowder, Josh Hoge
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- 1 The Christmas Song 03:34
- 2 Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) 02:42
- 3 Under the Weather 03:07
- 4 There's a New Kid in Town 04:09
- 5 Holly Jolly Christmas 02:19
- 6 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 03:25
- 7 The First Noel 03:35
- 8 I'll Be Home for Christmas 03:38
- 9 Silent Night 04:04
- 10 It Must Be Christmas 03:31
Info for It Must Be Christmas
„It Must Be Christmas“ marks the hit-maker’s sixth album in a career that has spawned eight No. 1 songs and fifteen Gold/Platinum certifications. Young and Corey Crowder, who first teamed up to produce Young’s Gold certified album I’m Comin’ Over, also joined forces to produce It Must Be Christmas.
The collection features special guest appearances including country icon Alan Jackson on 'There's A New Kid In Town.' Country superstar Brad Paisley joins Young for a powerful rendition of 'The First Noel.' Legendary soul trio Boyz II Men lend their voices for an epic take on the Christmas classic, 'Silent Night.' Young co-wrote two original Christmas songs for the project – 'Under The Weather' and the title track 'It Must Be Christmas.'
“I’m really excited about the Christmas album,” said Chris to NCD. “It’s just such a cool thing for me. I’m Comin’ Over was my fifth album. With this Christmas album, this will be my sixth, which I can’t believe. I’ve gotten to do a lot of really cool things in my career, but I love Christmas music and I’ve only ever put out one Christmas song that was on a Sony collection album. To be able to have a full project to really put my hands on is unbelievable.”
Chris also mentioned that his favorite Christmas album as a child was Alan Jackson’s 1993 Honky Tonk Christmas.
“Yeah, definitely I have a favorite holiday album,” said Chris. “There’s a whole album to me, and I’ve referenced it a lot, but that Alan Jackson Christmas record to me was great—it was that and the Beach Boys’ Christmas album. Those two things had to be played or it wasn’t Christmastime at my house. That was it. I can tell you I did not cut this, but the one that always makes me laugh is Alan’s ‘Please Daddy, Don’t Get Drunk This Christmas.’ I was actually walking through a supermarket singing it at as a kid at one point. My mom was like, ‘You have to stop singing that. People are going to think there’s something wrong.'”
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