Various - Christmas Jazz 1941 ~ 1953

Tracklist

1
Side A
1.
The Christmas Song
Nat King Cole
03:17
2.
Winter Weather
Peggy Lee
03:03
3.
Christmas in New Orleans
Louis Armstrong
02:54
4.
May Every Day Be Christmas
Louis Jordan
03:16
5.
Sleigh Ride
Lloyd Glenn
02:47
6.
Jingle Bells
Glenn Miller
03:29
Side B
1.
Christmas Night in Harlem
Louis Armstrong
02:45
2.
Let it Snow
Woody Herman
03:20
3.
All I Want For Christmas
Nat King Cole
02:33
4.
Cool Yule
Louis Armstrong
02:56
5.
The Christmas Song
Doris Day
03:03
6.
Christmas Night in Harlem
Willie Lewis
02:18
2
Side C
1.
Zat You Santa Claus
Louis Armstrong
02:47
2.
Boogie Woogie Santa Claus
Lionel Hampton
02:48
3.
Santa Claus Got Stuck in My Chimney
Ella Fitzgerald
03:09
4.
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Woody Herman
02:48
5.
What Will Santa Claus Say
Louis Prima
03:16
6.
Jingle Bells
Benny Goodman
02:42
Side D
1.
Santa Claus Came in the Spring
Benny Goodman
03:16
2.
Swinging Them Jingle Bells
Fats Waller
03:02
3.
Christmas Night in Harlem
Jack Tiegarden
03:30
4.
Winter Wonderland
Johnny Mercer
02:59
5.
White Christmas
Ella Fitzgerald and Bing Crosby
03:28
6.
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
Ella Fitzgerald and Bing Crosby
02:36

Information


  • Artist : Various
  • Label : Diggers Factory
  • Format : 2 x 12" (140g)
  • CountryUnited States
  • GenresJazz
  • Estimated shipping dateDelivery within 2 to 7 days

Description

Celebrate holiday season with this compilation of Christmas songs, interpreted by the finest jazz artists such as Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong or Ella Fitzgerald.

Music has always been associated with religious ceremonies, and musicians have always expressed religious fervor with songs and incantations. In other words, with voices. Of course, the confusion that exists today between the notion of a religious feast, and on the other hand the altar of commercialism, tends to muddle the way we perceive the Nativity, but the nature and sincerity of the Christmas celebrations contained in the titles selected for this album make us completely forget all the mercantile reasons behind such things as “Christmas products.”

The history of music shows us that different kinds and forms follow each other. And that the latest trend overshadows the one that came before it. Today it's difficult to say exactly which trend dominates, as there are so many music currents that overlap and intersect. Mainstream exists no longer. Yet one thing is certain: each music form is built on the music that precedes it. There would be no jazz without classical music, no rock without blues, no rock without jazz, no rap without soul music, no sampling without the riffs of either soul or rock… and therefore, inside each genre you find different chapters in the history of music. And that is why it is so important to understand their origins: they shed the light that is necessary for an understanding of the music born every day.
The richness of jazz lies at the origin of so much music today that it is essential to discover this creative wealth. The Essential Works of Masters of Jazz bring to light those 20th century creations that still exert an influence on the majority of musicians today — whether they are aware of it or not.

The Essential Works of Masters of Jazz gather the fundamental creations of the music of today.