BRIAN ORCHESTRA SETZER - Rockin' Rudolph

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Aug 9, 2017 Sold Date

Mar 20, 2016 Start Date

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Artikel Name: Rockin' Rudolph
Genre: Weihnachtsprodukte Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Rykodisc Titelanzahl: 12

Trackliste LP - 1

1. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree 2. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Yabba-Dabba Yuletide 3. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Most Wonderful Time of the Year 4. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Rockabilly Rudolph 5. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Here Comes Santa Claus 6. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas 7. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Swingin’ Joy 8. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Carol of the Bells 9. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Little Jack Frost 10. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 11. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - O Little Town of Bethlehem 12. The Brian Setzer Orchestra - Yabba-Dabba Yuletide (extended)

Beschreibung

Billed as the Brian Setzer Orchestra's first Christmas album in a decade, Rockin' Rudolph arrives five years after Christmas Comes Alive! and seven years after Christmas Rocks! The Best Of Collection, but the distinction is, this 2015 set is the first studio non-compilation holiday release in ten years. No matter how you count it, Rockin' Rudolph deserves to sit proudly alongside the Brian Setzer Orchestra's other five Christmas albums because it serves up snazzy seasonal swingers, tunes that revel in their retro-kitsch. Setzer's sensibility reaches its zenith with "Yabba-Dabba Yuletide," which spins the Flintstones into a big-band holiday blaster, and if that sounds like fun to you, the rest of the record will satisfy because it delivers more of the same: it's all high-octane, bold and brassy Yuletide fun, bouncing along to a beat that swings back and forth between rockabilly and ersatz Vegas. If anything, this particularly Setzer holiday excursion seems to adhere a bit closer to the neon lights than normal -- often, the music seems like it could've shown up on a Jerry Lewis Telethon from 1981 -- but that's also part of its charm: this is old-fashioned music for an old-fashioned season, so it's bound to conjure warm, toasty nostalgia for those who share Setzer's sensibilities. [Rockin' Rudolph was also released on LP.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Stephen Thomas Erlewine