December

Editorial Reviews
Terri Hewitt
"December" is guaranteed to be listened to and enjoyed for many holiday seasons to come.

Jesse "T" listen.com
If you're ready to go into a meditative state of bliss, Elu can take you there.

Album Description
Élu's Jeff Mettling was born in Ada, Minnesota. He began playing violin at the age of 8 and changed to guitar at the age of 10 and formed his first band at the age of 16. He has a passion for music that continues today. He studied music throughout his teenage years and received numerous awards for his musical abilities. He later studied keyboards, bass and drums and has become an accomplished musician. In 1994 he received his first local award for "Best Musical Production" as recognized by the New Mexico Music Industry Association, "NMMIA". For the next eight years he would earn 5 more awards and over 16 nominations for his music. His debut release entitled "LOVE" under the band name "ELU" reached the top 40 on MP3.com and the top 10 on "IUMA". He was also featured as a top 20 artist on the radio show "Dreams of a New Age" 88.1 FM, WMBR in Boston, MA and "Deep Space", Stargate radio program in Italy. The "LOVE" release received rave reviews from Listen.com, Visions Magazine and Kuelle Magazine.

Élu has been described by many listeners as ethereal, meditative and imaginative. His music combines modern drum beats and loops with melodic overtones. Jesse T. of listen.com comments: "If you're ready to go into a state of meditative bliss, Elu can take you there. Quiet, nearly subliminal voices soothe your mind while layers of ambient synthesizer massage your senses."

December

Tracks:

Never Again
One Minute
Hole
Sober
Don't Waste Your Time
Judas
Haunted
Be Still
Maybe
How I Feel
Yeah
Can I Have A Kiss
Irvine

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Judging by the themes of anger and betrayal that dominate Kelly Clarkson's third disc, My December, perhaps 'Jagged Little Idol' would have been a more telling title. According to interviews, the massively successful artist wanted more creative control with her music going forward; as a result, unlike her previous CDs, Clarkson contributes as a songwriter on every track. The final product is not nearly as catchy as Breakaway, but is far more introspective and honest. My December's overall sound brings a harder musical style than fans might expect, with acerbic lyrics to match; the disc's first single "Never Again"--a dark rock song slamming her ex-boyfriend--is certainly a tip-off. The compelling chorus of "Hole" finds Clarkson singing "There's a hole/inside of me/it's so damn cold/slowly killing me" over a melody that is far more Tool than top-40. "Haunted" and "Judas" are wrought-over tracks that veer into Evanescence territory, while the wonderfully sparse "Maybe" is a highlight within which Clarkson's pleading voice is perfectly showcased. My December's final listed track, "Irvine" (prior to the hidden bluesy acoustic ballad "Chivas") sounds far more Cat Power-meets-Corinne Bailey Rae than Clarkson, but it is certainly one of the most captivating songs on the disc, and serves as yet another reminder of just how versatile her voice is. Fans of her previous radio-friendly releases may well be divided on her new direction, but it appears to be the path Clarkson is likely to continue to travel. --Denise Sheppard

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Customer Reviews:

I don't see all the `naysayers' point..........2007-07-11

I love this CD. I think too much has been made about the record label and Kelly not seeing eye to eye. It likely happens with every artist (as well as with any adult that has every held a REAL job or a family) just depends on how the media spins, they decided to make Kelly the enemy. She is a successful artist, vocalist, who chooses to share her anger and bitterness with the world. Her songs are well written and adequately illustrate her aforementioned anger and hostility. We've all been there, significant other, who you trusted, fails and/or leaves you, your job sucks, and everyone has a comment about you and your life. You are left justifiably irate, disturbed, jaded and cynical. This is a great CD for those moments. Plus, Kelly has an incredible voice. My favorites, in order, are 'Haunted', 'Sober', 'Never Again', 'Maybe', and 'Hole'.

Very good album.......2007-07-11

Very good album, but not as good as last album. This album impressed me. At first listen the songs were enjoyable. The last album is undeniably better but who cares? She has a great voice and the songs are good at first listen.

Hope for popular music.......2007-07-10

A few listens into this album and it hit me: This is the best pop record in a long time, particularly by a female. The variety is its strength. Just when you think you've figued out what this album is "about", an unexpected turn hits you out of nowhere and redirects your perceptions. I've listned to it about 10 times through, and it's STILL happening.

Sure, "My December" is not as immediately endearing as "Breakaway" was; but it is a far better record. Buy it; give it a chance. You'll be glad you did.

Nice Try.......2007-07-10

I only listened to the sample tracks but from what I've heard, I will not buy the album because...

Kelly has two types of songs on her album:
1. fast,yelling angsty (tracks 1,2,3,5,6,7,10,12)
2. slow, moaning angsty (4,8,9,11)

I like Irvine - has a different vibe. Otherwise, all the songs sound the same to me.

Not bad for a first attempt at writing some of her own songs. But they aren't good enough. Just because she has the fame doesn't mean she can use her career as anger management. All her songs sound like they are in the same key, as well. Her second album is still her best.

No Radio Hooks? What Album did Clive Listen To?.......2007-07-09

I hate to admit it, but I was hesitant after hearing how "uncommercial" this album was. I wondered if Kelly had become spoiled after becoming so successful with her "Breakaway" album. Then I thought, maybe this is one of those albums that really grows on you after a while, but it might take a few listens to really appreciate it. Then I bought it, listened to it, and was completely and utterly blown away by it. I honestly can't believe Mr. Owen didn't like this album. Yes, it's different from Breakaway, but songs like "One Minute," "Hole," and "Yeah" have plenty of hooks on them, and other songs are so vocally impressive that I automatically hit the replay button. ("Sober" starts out so slow and moody and grows into an explosion of emotion that i was completely unprepared for). All in all, you won't find another "Since U Been Gone" on this album, but all this talk about it being a total flop and uncommercial is ridiculous. After only two listens, I like this album WAY more than Breakaway, and Kelly Clarkson has become the first official American Idol winner to show true artistry.

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Too Good For Corporate American Radio
Holy Glam Rock! Maria McKee Saves Rock N Roll
Maria does it again...and again...and again...and again
A Sheer Sonic Delight
It is your DESTINE to buy this cd!

Late December
Maria McKee
Manufacturer: Cooking Vinyl
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ASIN: B000MRA88A
Release Date: 2007-04-24

Tracks:

Late December
No Other Way To Love You
A Good Heart
Power On, Little Star
Too Many Heroes
Destine
My First Night Without You
Scene Of The Affair
Cat In The Wall
One Eye On The Sky (One ON The Grave)
Bannow
Straving Pretty

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Even in the early days of her solo career, Maria McKee had a penchant for penning dramatic melodies that seemed more conducive to Broadway than to contemporary radio. In fact, the former Lone Justice frontwoman makes reference to criticisms of that theatrical style in between songs on her "Live Acoustic Tour" CD. Pandering to no one, McKee continues to distance herself from her country roots on her sixth studio release, Late December, writing what might be best described as 'pop-ras,' miniature contemporary pseudo-operas sung in open-throated vibrato. "Destine" is a prime example, echoing Queen's "A Night at the Opera" with it's dramatic vocals and grandiose guitar solo. "Scene of the Affair" evokes a similar sensibility, as McKee mournfully sings "Four walls and a bed/best to let the dead rest with the dead." Those who prefer the old Maria will find a handful of songs to satiate their thirsty musical pallet. "My First Night Without You" has a soul/country cross that allows McKee to vocally shine; other notable moments include the gospel-infused ending to the title track and the infectious '60s Motown styling of "No Other Way to Love You." The one song that will likely please fans of both musical camps is McKee's inclusion of "A Good Heart," a track that she wrote at 18 years of age which became a worldwide hit for an Irish artist named Feargal Sharkey. --Denise Sheppard

Customer Reviews:

Too Good For Corporate American Radio.......2007-06-17

Continuing her penchant of putting out great albums (this being her third studio album since returning in 2003 after a seven-year studio hiatus) that are too good for corporate radio, Maria McKee's LATE DECEMBER is another stunning work from one of the finest and most painfully underappreciated (at least by the public) vocalists of the last thirty-plus years.

In contrast with 2005's PEDDLIN' DREAMS (a rustic acoustic folk/country/rock affair that sort of harkened back to her Lone Justice days), LATE DECEMBER harkens back to the power-pop/rock eclecticism of her 2003 comeback HIGH DIVE. Her voice soars on all twelve tracks, written either by her alone or in collaboration with her producer husband Jim Akin, in such a way as to make her perfect for Broadway. But there's the R&B influences as well, on the title track and "No Other Way To Love You." And there is also the kind of cautionary note on "One Eye On The Sky (One On The Grave)", which is faintly reminiscent of HIGH DIVE's "From Our TV Teens To The Tomb."

What this album, and all of those in Maria's canon, dating all the way back to Lone Justice, shows is that she has always had the goods in every facet and has always had a hugely eclectic musical pallet--and, unfortunately, has also been far too good to be accepted on corporate radio in America. This is why it is best to pick up this CD and experience this tremendously gifted and youthful lady who still packs a vocal punch in her early 40s.

Holy Glam Rock! Maria McKee Saves Rock N Roll.......2007-05-09

Holy Glam Rock! Maria McKee saves Rock N Roll single handedly with this glam rock explosion! What an amazing power-pop record. The second song, No Other Way To Love You sums up what Rock has been missing. Life is sweet, indeeed! This album has restored my faith in Rock!

Maria does it again...and again...and again...and again.......2007-04-28

Ahhhhh Maria. Still not doing what everyone expects of you. Why doesn't she play this? Why doesn't she record that? Why doesn't each new record sound like the last one? How do we solve a problem like Maria?

You little diva indeed.

In my opinion, the new album is flippin' brilliant. My favourite so far, I think. Truly. Amazing. No Other Way to Love You may be the most gorgeously perfect pop song she's ever recorded. I am 3 months sober and Power On, Little Star leaves me shaking and in tears. I LOVE Destine - killer hook in it. Would love to see her play it live. And Starving Pretty is rich and full and melodic and...again...Maria breaks my heart. Did I mention Late December? Uhhh, goosebumps. The end of a relationship? The end of a career? The end of a life? But still, the hope of starting over. Maria sees the bleakness but holds onto hope.

This woman is a genius. I cannot believe we have been blessed with five (count 'em, five) Maria albums since 2003. Around year 2000, I seriously wondered if we would ever hear from her again. I believe that LD is a more accomplished, cohesive album than High Dive. The production is stellar and exciting and Maria seems to understand now that, no matter what, her voice needs to stay front and center in the mix. She and Jim have done a remarkable job with this one.

Thank you, Maria, for a lifetime of music and passion and hope.

Life is sweet.

Caution: Rant ahead:
Why? Why? Why does every song/album that Maria records HAVE to be compared to some other sound/singer/genre, blah, blah, blah? Has the world not figured out yet that she is her very own universe, guided by her own insane muse? It's obvious. It's been obvious for a long time. She's not interested in doing the same thing twice. Ever. Let's all get over it. She's never doing an album of Bob Dylan covers. Ain't gonna happen! Record critics are truly out-to-lunch. Thank God for Thom Jurek!

A Sheer Sonic Delight.......2007-04-27

As my wife can attest, I am a mark for all things Maria - and have been since buying that first Lone Justice album back in 1985. Yes, of course, through the years she's evolved, exploring different musical terrains and challenging us fans - as all artists should. As far as this album: it's a sheer sonic delight that echoes the likes of David Bowie, the Drifters, Laura Nyro, Queen, Lou Reed, Bruce Springsteen and many others. Yet, as with all of her albums, the end result is 100-percent Maria: eccentric, heartfelt, theatrical and ... just plain addictive.

The finger-snapping title cut, about love on its last legs - or maybe just the fear of such ("baby, when can we start over?") - conjures NYC in winter with its bed of Nyro-like vocal flourishes and "Walk on the Wild Side"-esque spoken-word interludes. Another favorite: "No Other Way to Love You," which builds from its "On Broadway"-like intro to become ... well, I already used the word "addictive," but I'll use it again. It's a sweeping, hypnotic song about giving one's self over to love in total: "Want to talk about your wild horses/and the strength of 100 men/Attila and all his forces/couldn't keep me away from him ...." You'll feel Maria's sweat flying from the speakers, guaranteed. (Check out the guitar work on it, too.)

Other highlights: her cover of her own "A Good Heart," originally a hit for Feargal Sharkey way back when; the aching "My First Night without You"; the utterly poetic, operatic rocker "One Eye on the Sky (One Eye on the Grave)," in which she demonstrates why she's sometimes called "a punk Edith Piaf"; and the closing "Starving Pretty," in which she sings a song for starving artists everywhere: "lean on me, baby/we're going to make it/we're paperthin/we're gonna win...." The most challenging song, I suppose, is the oddball "Cat in the Wall" - but (as often is the case with Maria) there's a metaphor at play there. In a way, it's a bit like having a cat knead you - it's wonderful even though the tips of its claws dig a bit into the skin.

Of course, having singled out those seven songs, I feel compelled to single out the other five. I won't but, suffice it to say, "Late December" is an album that demands repeated plays; and, as all great albums, gets better with each listen.

It is your DESTINE to buy this cd!.......2007-04-26

If you are unfamiliar with Maria McKee, you should first know that she is very diverse. You may love one song and hate the next. You may love one cd and want to return another. That does not fault Maria, but it does fault the listener, because I can hardly think of any music she has made that could be considered bad. Her music breathes life and energy, passion and poetry. I am not as big a fan of her 1996 album "Life is Sweet," but it has wonderful moments regardless and I couldn't fathom considering it a bad album. The problem with Maria's career has little to do with her own output and much more to do with her fanbase and the terror of modern radio. She began as a country, rock, pop singer. When she delved into Nine Inch Nails territory in 1996 and then into rock opera and theatrics in 2003, and headlong into folk music in 2006, many who had liked her before turned their heads away and sneered, and commented on forums like this one, that she was doomed if she didn't go directly back to her roots. Life is based on change, and so is Maria's musical output, which creates great anticipation for every new album. It is unfortunate that so much of her original fanbase is so closed minded, and that the much broader fanbase she could have, if this were a kinder world with more intelligent human beings, have not heard any of her amazing newer music, and probably have not even heard of her at all.
Is there a better cd than "Late December" that has been released this year? I have great doubt that there is. And yet, "Hannah Montana" gets a Billboard #1 when Maria McKee will not crack the Top 200.
If you asked me where to start with your Maria collection, I'd ask you to listen to the audio clips and see which clips most appeal to your sense of style. Then I'd ask you to listen to the cd you purchase all week long, until you're addicted to it, and then go for any of the others. Some of them take a little time to adjust to, but each and every one is rewarding. If you asked me my favorite, I'd be tempted to tell you "High Dive."
But you wanted to know about "Late December" and I've rambled on about her career. The reason I've done so, is because "Late December" is so good, so very, very good, so lovely and fun and exciting and sweet, that it is an outrage that she is not one of the best known singers out there today. Maria's finest work has revealed itself in the past 4 years. She has been so diligent in putting it out there - 3 studio albums and 2 live albums in the past 4 years, after a previous 7 year dry spell of nothing. There was a time when I'd worried she'd retired, and then - poof! She released 3 of the best cds I have heard in my life. They go together like a masterpiece trio.

Has a sweeter song than "Power On, Little Star" been released this year? This decade? My eyes welled up with emotion. I'm afraid of overplaying it, because it is magic.

The title track is motown-gospel, and whatever else it is, and the first song of this nature she's had since "I'm Gonna Soothe You." I hope she does more in the future because they linger in the heart ("More than a Heart Can Hold" from her first solo cd was another great one). The gentle interludes of her poetry-rap are terrific. I get "shivering shoulders" hearing this song.

I'm glad the Amazon review mentioned that "Destine" was reminiscent of Queen, because those were my thoughts too. It is also reminiscent of the High Dive song "My Friend Foe". "My Friend Foe," a huge, theatrical, piano hitting marvel, is one of my favorite Maria songs, and I'm glad it now has this partner. Funny, that this song was the one that least engaged me at first. I thought the name was corny, because I don't know a "Destine" and it didn't do much for me. I opened my mind to the possibility that "Destine" is a code word for destiny - not a big stretch, and I love it so much that I'm now even okay with the weird high pitched, shoveled-in and let's get the heck out of here, ending.

The first time I heard "A Good Heart" was on the 2006 acoustic tour. I didn't understand why it should be a single from this album (if it is to be one) until I heard it spiced up on the wonderful studio version.

I will let you discover the rest for yourself, and not feel a bit of hesitation in telling you to buy the cd.

Now if only I can figure out this whole "Cat in the Wall" scenario.

GREAT STUFF and I hope more is on the way. She's on a roll.

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December's Children has too much filler
Their best early release in the US
Not an SACD
Not the Best, but pretty important
Stupendously Fantastic

December's Children (And Everybody's)
The Rolling Stones , and Rolling Stones
Manufacturer: Abkco
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ASIN: B00006AW2R
Release Date: 2002-09-03

Tracks:

She Said Yeah
Talking About You
You Better Move On
Look What You've Done
The Singer Not the Song
Route 66
Get off of My Cloud
I'm Free
As Tears Go By
Gotta Get Away
Blue Turns to Grey
I'm Movin' On

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Before this 1965 blues-rock masterpiece, the Stones were the best of the many British bands living out their Muddy Waters dress-up fantasies. They continue giving new life to old songs, such as Arthur Alexander's soul tearjerker "You Better Move On" and the Nat King Cole standard "Route 66," but there are several exciting new developments. Keith Richards and Mick Jagger discover their songwriting talents, coming up with the enduring "Get Off My Cloud" and "As Tears Go By" as well as the underappreciated "I'm Free." And drummer Charlie Watts focuses the swing-jazz fills that have defined the Stones as much as the writing, voices, and guitars. --Steve Knopper

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Dig how even a tossed-together cash-in by the Stones' U.S. label--the group's third American album of 1965--ends up smoking like all but their very best. They invent thrash with the opener, "She Said Yeah" (a Specialty Records obscurity penned, under a pseudonym, by Sonny Bono!) before laying down a leering "Talkin' 'Bout You," a frenetic "I'm Movin' On" and their most consistent, varied list of originals yet. Dig, too, how even "As Tears Go By" sounds like a sneer in the midst of "Get Off of My Cloud," "Gotta Get Away," "I'm Free" and the dourly off-key "Blue Turns to Grey." --Rickey Wright

Album Description

This Super Audio Compact Disc (SACD) recording offers high-resolution sound and is playable on both standard CD players and SACD-compatible devices.

Album Description

Full Title - December's Children (& Everybody's). Remastered reissue of 1965 album, suitable for standard & 'Super Audio' CD players. Digipak. Abkco. 2002.

Customer Reviews:

December's Children has too much filler.......2007-03-16

This is perhaps the weakest album in the Rolling Stones 60's catalog. But don't blame the band, this is the record companies fault. Sure there are some great tunes here like She Said Yeah, Get off of My Cloud, As Tears Go By and some decent tunes like You Better Move On and I'm Free. But there's just too much weak material, songs like Talking About You, Look What You've Done, The Singer Not the Song, Gotta Get Away and Blue Turns to Grey feel flat. Then the live renditions of Route 66 and I'm Movin' On are alright, but feel like fun filler.

December's Children (And Everybody's) ~ The Rolling Stones: 2 1/2 stars

Their best early release in the US.......2007-02-02

Even though it's a US compilation of British leftovers that weren't on the previous US albums. No matter, this record plays as the Stones best and strongest pre-aftermath album.

Not an SACD.......2007-01-31

I bought this because it is listed as an SACD.
What I was sent is a DSD disc. It does not register as an SACD on my player. It sounds miserable.
What gives, has the SACD been replaced by this other format?
It's one of my favorite Stones albums. I am not pleased.

Not the Best, but pretty important.......2007-01-16

December's Children comes off as a rather uneven document of the Stones' song-writing prowess and a scattershotrock record in its own right. Nonetheless, their identity as a band distinct from the British invasion clones really emerges on these tracks.

Stupendously Fantastic.......2006-06-13

This is an absolute stunner of a record. The bad boys of Rock and Roll really go to town with Chuck Berry's "Talkin' About You," and Bobby Troup's "Route 66." The latter being one of the two live songs on the record. The timeless "As Tears Go By," written by Mick and Keith along with group manage Andrew Oldham," has got to be one of the signature songs of a generation. According to my folks, it was the Boomer's big make out song. Hey, I've made out to it too, the song really is timeless. The other Mick and Keith songs that I really like are "Blue Turns to Grey" and "Get off My Cloud." Brian's slide guitar on the live version of "I'm Moving On" is stupendous, in fact the whole record is stupendously fantastic.

December, Piano Solos: 20th Anniversary Edition

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Twenty Years later... Still Excellent!
a must have for a musical library
George Winston's December
Love this CD
Multi-mood music

December, Piano Solos: 20th Anniversary Edition
George Winston
Manufacturer: RCA Victor
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ASIN: B00005NNDO
Release Date: 2001-10-16

Tracks:

Thanksgiving
Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head
Joy
Prelude
Carol Of The Bells
Night-Part One: Snow
Night-Part Two: Midnight
Night-Part Three: Minstrels
Variations On The Kanon By Pachelbel
The Holly And The Ivy
Some Children See Him
Peace
A Christmas Song
Sleep Baby Mine

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December holds the distinction of single-handedly putting Windham Hill on the map and being the new age album most likely to find its way into music collections of all ilk. In spite of being relentlessly overplayed during the holidays, the solo piano recording has aged quite well. Winston shapes holiday war-horses and original compositions into a captivating contemporary statement. His spare, understated style captures the feel of the dark season, employing ample resonance to evoke a reflective spaciousness. The album's straightforward simplicity conveys both the celebration and quietude that characterize the best of the Yuletide spirit. --Richard Price

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A quintessential example of George Winston's "folk piano" style, December speaks to the spirit of the season. Mixing traditional carols, a couple of classical works, and his own originals, Winston drops notes with icy clarity into a winter silence, rippling through "Carol of Bells" and coaxing dark, introspective moods from his own suite, "Night." The pianist's liner notes are also a trip as he cites the numerous sources for his music. Who would've thought that the gentle melodies of "Peace" were inspired by the soundtrack to TV's The Outer Limits? This 20th anniversary edition, which includes two bonus tracks, is a vast sonic improvement over previous releases. --John Diliberto

Customer Reviews:

Twenty Years later... Still Excellent!.......2007-05-28

December, Piano Solos: 20th Anniversary Edition, by George Winston is about as close to perfect as you can get. Winston phenomenal interpretations and originals form a masterpeice. Classified as a Holiday album, I agree with many of the other reviewers that this is an album to enjoy all through the year. Although each selection here is very good, Variations On The Kanon By Pachelbel is simply a wonderful piece. I did have the pleasure of seeing George Winston in concert and I would receommend that any fan try to experience the music live with introductions by the pianist.

An outstanding 5 star CD.

a must have for a musical library.......2007-03-26

this cd album is extremely moving and has value because of the evocative power of some of the pieces it contains.

George Winston's December.......2007-03-09

I have a copy of the vinyl since it was released. Though I love the quality of the vinyl, I want to bring December with me wherever I go. The two additional cuts in the anniversary issue are lovely, but I would have been equally happy with the original.

Love this CD.......2007-03-08

Perfect for the holidays (but I listen to it all year)! Anything by George Winston is fabulous.

Multi-mood music.......2007-01-29

I love this CD! The best part about this music is that I can listen to it regardles of what mood I'm in and the music fits perfectly. The Sheet music for "Variations of the Kanon by Pachelbel" is a great bonus.

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Soothing, moving, delightful!
Great sound!!
A Welcoming Journey Through the Holiday Season
A Jazzy Christmas Album
Smooth Jazz

December
Chris Botti
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Release Date: 2006-10-10

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The Christmas Song
Ave Maria
Winter Wonderland
The First Noel
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
Hallelujah
I Really Don't Want Much For Christmas
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
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Customer Reviews:

Soothing, moving, delightful!.......2007-06-26

I am not the trumpet enthusiast my husband is, so when I requested this CD to please his palate, I was dubious about how much I would enjoy adding it to the holiday CD rotation. It is fabulous! It feels both fresh and familiar at the same time, soothing, yet festive. Particularly impressive is the beautiful arrangement of Ave Maria. A wonderful, (for the most part) instrumental holiday collection I would recommend to all - no jazz experience required!

Great sound!!.......2007-01-12

This cd is a must if you like holiday music and Chris Botti's sound. Have seen Mr. Botti a couple of times in concert. His music live and on cd are both wonderful. Encourage anyone who enjoys jazz to purchase this cd and others from Mr. Botti. You will be glad you did.

A Welcoming Journey Through the Holiday Season.......2007-01-11

Chris Botti's music for the holiday season delivers with the essence of peace, love and a level of spirituality so welcome at a time when, try as we might, chaos seems to reign in our lives. It's the middle of January and I am still listening to this inspiring CD. BRAVO.

A Jazzy Christmas Album.......2007-01-10

Finally a Christmas album that doesn't make me sick with the syrupy sweet, tired lyrics. I've heard it said that as entertainers achieve fame, they are compelled to do a Christmas album. Please make them stop! Chris Botti has a winner here and is a nice, jazzy take on the standards that is best enjoyed with a nice glass of Shiraz.

Smooth Jazz.......2007-01-03

Botti phrases like an accomplished singer. The melodies are mellow and sound effortless. Relaxing, romantic and beautiful. I've listened to it over and over.

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Excellent CD
Good for any age
Absolutely Gorgeous! The Best Piano Solo Album Of All-Time.
It's Christmas in July
Catkin's reveiw

December
George Winston
Manufacturer: Windham Hill Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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All The Seasons Of George Winston: Piano Solos

ASIN: B000000NFI
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

Thanksgiving
Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head
Joy
Prelude
Carol of the Bells
Night: Part One: Snow
Night: Part Two: Midnight
Night: Part Three: Minstrels
Variations On The Kanon By Pachelbel
The Holly And The Ivy
Some Children See Him
Peace

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Excellent CD.......2007-06-11

December by George Winston is about as close to perfect as you can get. Winston's phenomenal interpretations and originals form a masterpeice. Classified as a Holiday album, this is an album to enjoy all through the year. Although each selection here is very good, Variations On The Kanon By Pachelbel is simply a wonderful piece. I did have the pleasure of seeing George Winston in concert and I would receommend that any fan try to experience the music live with introductions by the pianist. I would also recommend December, Piano Solos: 20th Anniversary Edition which is an updated version of this excellent CD.

An outstanding 5 star CD.

Good for any age.......2007-04-09

There is something in this music which has been with ever since I listened to it first time back in 1987. Soundtrack of my life...

Absolutely Gorgeous! The Best Piano Solo Album Of All-Time........2005-12-30

I honestly don't feel it is even the slightest of exaggerations to label this recording as the Greatest Piano Solo Album Of All-Time. Even at nearly a quarter of a century old, it has only become better with age. I was first introduced to "December" at the mature age of 10, and I fell in love with it immediately. My mother would play it at Christmas, time and time again, and oddly enough I never tired of the haunting melodies. In the nearly twenty years since, I've found that while much of the music has a holiday theme, I enjoy listening to the tracks year-round. And in all that time I've found nothing that even comes close to matching the beauty, feeling or power of this exquisite creation. Winston pours such depth and feeling into each compilation that, if you're not careful, you find yourself begin to sway with the melody, much the same fashion as a teenager headbanging to a punk-rock band. But of course this is much more subtle and sophisticated. Truth be told, I credit Winston (and to some degree Chip Davis) with my desire to learn the piano. Fortunately my wife had the foresight this year to do what I could not bring myself to do, and presented me with piano lessons for Christmas. My one desire is to someday be good enough to eek out an intelligible semblance of this timeless album for family and friends at the holidays... but I won't hold my breath. Winston is a Master, and I don't believe I have either the time, nor the talent, to hold even the dimmest of candles to his "bright as noon-day" masterpiece. Enjoy!

It's Christmas in July.......2004-07-27

I am not really big on instrumental music. A lot of it reminds me of that cheeseball Yanni. My favorite instrumentalist is George Winston. I absolutely love his album "December". I have always loved this particular album for as long as I can remember. I remember borrowing my mom's cassette copy of this album several years ago and I still have it to this very day. It is truly one of my personal favorite albums in my entire (almost) 30 years of life. No matter what time of year it is, I can always throw it in and chill to the music. The music is so enchanting. I especially love "Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head". It is one of my personal favorite songs on the album. It truly moves me emotionally. George's piano playing is flawless. It flows like a running stream. I love the simplicity of the music which is just George's piano playing. I think having other instruments would have convoluted the music. I also adore the variations on Pachelbel's "Canon", my personal favorite baroque movement. George does a lovely job with his unique interpretation of the song. After eight hours at the office and listening to my goth/industrial/ebm/techno cds, it is nice to listen to more soothing music to relax too.

Catkin's reveiw.......2003-03-14

i think dat is a very good cd, especially for christmas and we put it on whenever we hav a family time.
Thank-you george!

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Wonderful December
Lovely but, sadly not the best.
Veteran Christmas Rocker
Moody Blues Christmas Album - December
Loved it.

December
The Moody Blues
Manufacturer: Polydor / Umgd
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000DJYOD
Release Date: 2003-10-28

Tracks:

Don't Need A Reindeer
December Snow
In The Quiet Of Christmas Morning (Bach 147)
On This Christmas Day
Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
A Winter's Tale
The Spirit Of Christmas
Yes I Believe
When A Child Is Born
White Christmas
In The Bleak Midwinter

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It was inevitable that The Moody Blues would produce a Christmas record. Why it took this long is the mystery. The group's classical music underpinnings have always been ripe for the Christmas canon and on December they add to it with their own contributions. "Don't Need A Reindeer" is a remarkably sweet little pop song that proves Justin Hayward can still write what sounds like a hit. A fair amount of orchestration shades the rest of the CD, as the band arranges and adds lyrics to a Bach piece (here called "In the Quiet of Christmas Morning") while also taking on "In the Bleak Midwinter," "When A Child Is Born," "White Christmas," and the John Lennon/Yoko Ono classic, "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)." In the same vein, though less cheerful, John Lodge pens a melancholy meditation on the horrors of the Mideast in 2003. While he's no John Lennon and December is uneven at best, for Moody Blues fans it will be like finding the lost chord.--Martin Keller

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Wonderful December.......2007-06-23

I recently got this CD and I must say I am very very happy with it. My dear Moody Blues have still got "it" - in spades. Their lyrics, music and voices are as wonderful as ever. Those fabulous Hayward & Lodge harmonies sound so very good and this CD is just chock full of their blended vocals. 'December' is such a joy to listen to; in fact I am listening to it right now, and it's 90 plus degrees outside on this June day!

I highly recommend this beautiful Moody Blues work. It's great to listen to at Christmas, or at any other time you want to hear these fabulous men make a joyful noise in your ears.

Lovely but, sadly not the best........2007-05-20

If you own all the other Moodies albums then this is a must. However, if your still building your collection, Strange Times blows this one out of the water. With Ray now gone, there's an empty space in the harmonies and writing

December is avery nice album, and grows on you fast if you don't "get it" at first. 4 stars for the original songs, and is a good snap-shot of the Moodies today.

Still awaiting their next...

Veteran Christmas Rocker.......2007-01-23

Recognizable Moody Blues no matter what the song. With touches of classical (Bach) and vintage (Iving Berlin) Christmas music but with the distinctive Hayward and Lodge touch, as well as their own compositions, this cd evokes pleasant memories of Christmas past while holding out the promise of pleasant listening next December as well.

Moody Blues Christmas Album - December.......2007-01-13

Buy it! This great CD has some old favorites but it's the new songs that really get you. Absolutely one of my most favorite holiday CDs ever.

Loved it........2007-01-04

I've had it for a couple of years and just love it. To me, it is soothing and relaxing.
It brings back memories of the old days and all their LP's from the 70's. There's just something about the sound of Moody Blues that you can't quite describe.
Great!

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4; The Seasons ("July"-"December") [SACD ]

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The best of the best.

Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 4; The Seasons ("July"-"December") [SACD ]

Manufacturer: Ondine
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000O77SG8
Release Date: 2007-05-08

Tracks:

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II. Andantino In Modo Di Canzone
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IV. Finale. Allegro Con Fuoco
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XI. November: Troika
XII. December: Christmas-Tide

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The famously rich Philadelphia strings continue to sound terrific in Tchaikovsky, while the expert winds and brass shine on this disc. The opening fanfare, in which Eschenbach takes a more leisurely and less doom-laden approach than we hear from most Russian conductors, tells us his interpretation will emphasize structural balance over shorter-term thrills. Not that excitement is lacking, but this is a cooler, less overtly emotional approach that some may find a good complement to more-emotional versions in the catalogue. Eschenbach's reading also displays more-relaxed tempos than are usually heard, while bringing out myriad welcome details that might otherwise be lost. Still, despite comparable timings, Bernstein's New York Philharmonic performance has more rhythmic snap and excitement, while Mravinsky's classic Leningrad version remains in a class by itself. Eschenbach is at the piano for the final six months of The Seasons, reminding us that he was a world-class pianist before he turned to conducting. He displays keyboard command of Tchaikovsky's charming vignettes of the months, much as he did in his traversal of the first six of the set when coupled with his recording of the Tchaikovsky Fifth. --Dan Davis

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The best of the best........2007-07-03

I have all of the current SACD Multichannel hybrids of this Symphony and have been waiting for the right one. I have been disappointed in all of the current SACD's and have been waiting for Telarc to record a new SACD of this.
They have apparently been restricted with budget for new classical recordings
and we'll have to wait. This Ondine recording is very good and better than all of the current offerings. The technical recording aspects and the performance are very good. It is done with the Philadelphia Orchestra.
It will probably be the best availble until Telarc finally get it to the top of their recording list.

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"December" by Kenny Loggins
A Holiday Treasury Of Songs!
One of the best Christmas CDs
The Bells of Christmas Ring for All of Us!!!!!!
A True Christmas Classic

December
Kenny Loggins
Manufacturer: Sony
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ASIN: B00000DCH8
Release Date: 1998-10-13

Tracks:

Walking In The Air
The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire)
The Bells Of Christmas
Coventry Carol
Christmas Time Is Here
Angels In The Snow
White Christmas
Some Children See Him
On Christmas Morning
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
December

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"December" by Kenny Loggins.......2007-06-08

I absolutely love this album by Kenny. It is far from the ordinary Christmas time music that is usually heard in December.

A Holiday Treasury Of Songs!.......2007-05-11

This album is one of my favorite secular music albums for Christmas-time. Ths artist's combination of fine arrangements and skillful orchestral accompaniments make for a most enjoyable experience. I can heartily recommend this CD to every family, whether or not you have followed the career and work of Kenny Loggins...

One of the best Christmas CDs .......2006-12-21

Wonderful! Really wonderful! I listen to this CD and it brings back great memories. The songs are beautiful and beautifully done.

The Bells of Christmas Ring for All of Us!!!!!!.......2006-12-04

Well people...wouldn't you know that it takes Holiday music to bring this old Seer out of hiding......but it's a good thing and, when is there more an appropriate time to re-ignite the love of music? No finer time I say.
I purchased this c.d. a few seasons ago. Although a fan of Kenny Loggins, I hadn't heard any of this-but I figured that judging by Kenny's past excellence, how could I go wrong? I was right on! Although aged-my Seer's instincts are still sharp! Kenny does not disappoint on this wonderful offering! A pure, emotional, exhilarating experience.
We begin with "Walking In the Air", an ethereal, atmospheric magical journey of the season to come-and from there he creates a pasticco of music-drawing heavily on creative, reflective moods. And being reflective myself-this is the stuff my dreams are made of. Lilting, light, beautiful shades of music and vocals. So fine, so very fine. Be forewarned-this not the jaunty jingle bells of long ago-instead Kenny takes us on an awe-inspiring sleighride. One of beauty-like seeing the lights on the tree light up for the first time. How wonderful.
And what of the songs? The newer material fits in nicely with the old chestnuts. But one song, overwhelms me each time I hear it. That is "The Bells of Christmas". A lovely, melancholy yearning to return to the magic known as Christmas. Kenny has touched on a universal feeling in all of this with this-and, to me, this is one of the best songs he's ever done.
He reinvents "The Christmas Song" (one of Metamorphos favorite top 3 Holiday tunes of all-time) moving it to a slower mode and interesting arrangement. Also in his bag of tricks is mellow- jazz tinged guitar reworking of "White Christmas". It is a wonderful thing to hear renditions of known songs be molded to an artists style as accomplished as Kenny Loggins.
This c.d. is like a prayer - soft-yearning-spiritual, and a joy to all that take the quiet time to listen. Get this. Marvel at the beauty here. I guarantee you will not be disappointed.
Thank-you Kenny. Your music has always been inspirational and a joy!
Must go. I hear my Spirit Guides listening to this in the other room. They better save me some egg nog!
Again-a fine effort with great class!
Wishing a happy season to all my readers....... Yours, Metamorpho

A True Christmas Classic.......2005-01-10

Kenny set out to creat a "Romantic Christmas" album and boy did he ever! There is not one song on here I don't enjoy. Music should always take you somewhere else and this CD does the job!
The dreamy "Walking In The Air" sets the mood perfectly and is followed by a stunning rendition of "The Christmas Song" and is followed by Track after Track of more of the same tone set at the beginning. This CD stirrs the hope and love people feel for family and friends, and even some bittersweet memories too.One of my favorite tracks is "White Christmas" and another is "Some Children See Him", both are just wonderful arrangments that deserve a listen to, as well as the entire CD.
Good Job Kenny!

The Virgin's Lament (Caoineadhi Na Maighdine)

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Gaelic Treasure!
Least liked of three
A Cool Waterfall Melting the Knots of the Mind
Exquisite Gaelic plainsong
Wonderful

The Virgin's Lament (Caoineadhi Na Maighdine)

Manufacturer: Sounds True Direct
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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000BIB4
Release Date: 1998-09-29

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Caoineadh Mhuire (Mary's Keen)
Gol Na DTri Muire (The Weeping Of The Three Marys)
The Darkest Midnight
Seacht NDolas Na Maighdine Muire Uibh Rathach (The Seven Sarrows Of The Virgin Mary I)
An Bhainis Phosta A Bhi I GCana (The Wedding Feast At Cana)
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Caoineadh Na HAoine (Friday Lament)
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Caoneadhi Na Maighdine (The Blessed Virgin's Keening)

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The union between the well-respected Irish singer Nóirín Ní Riain and the monks of Glenstal is a perfect one. Ní Riain's lovely soprano tenderly chimes over the monks' deeper vocal blanket as they sing medieval Celtic religious songs in the sean nos or "old style" tradition--subtly varying enunciation and tempo. Singing in Gaelic and Latin Gregorian plainchant, Ní Riain delicately wavers and flies throughout Limerick's Glenstal Abbey, creating an angelic and purely holy atmosphere. On closer listen, it's actually the Glenstal monks who occasionally have trouble keeping up with Ní Riain's vocal mastery--though their lower, male voices provide a refreshing, grounding counterpart to her delicate, high tone. The last track, "The Blessed Virgin's Keening," offers a particular highlight of the extraordinary call-and-response littered throughout this album. One of the Glenstal monks takes the solo male vocal and the result is a lovely, repetitive, masslike conclusion to the CD. Ní Riain has also authored books on Celtic culture and Gregorian chant. --Karen Karleski

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Gaelic Treasure!.......2004-09-15

A wonderful work: a unique blend of traditional spiritual Gaelic songs against a backdrop of Gregorian chant(also in Gaelic!)....a truly unique work. It is a feast for the ears as well as the mind. Close your eyes and you will see the beauty and mystery of the Emerald isle.Pity that its only 41 minutes.........

Least liked of three.......2001-10-27

I bought this cd after listening and loving Noirin's other music. Enya eat your heart out.... Noirin's voice and her ability to portray her emotions thru the Gaelic is sheer heaven.

A Cool Waterfall Melting the Knots of the Mind.......2001-05-20

This exqusite CD is a threshold into a finer level of existance. As a yoga teacher I have found it to be a lovely adjunct to practice as the melodies pour through the brain and liquify any tensions as they soak and gracefully melt through the spine, through the whole nervous system. With even a shred of attention on this profound music your whole awareness will settle into that sacred space of your own being, Being Itself. This CD is a masterpiece.

Exquisite Gaelic plainsong.......2000-06-08

The 11 1/2 minute final track - "The Blessed Virgin's Keening" - is sufficient justification for this album. The monks of Glenstal are superb in this antiphonal (call & response) plainsong sung in Gaelic. It is repetitive but never boring as there are constantly subtle changes keeping the listener's interest. "Mary's Keening" which begins the album is a perfect counterpoint to the final piece. "The Seven Sorrows of the Virgin Mary" is probably the most recognized piece on the album - and again an excellent rendition. There are no poor tracks - give this a listen and I'm sure you'll want an encore.

Wonderful.......1999-07-31

The music is beautiful and lulling, and her voice is pure and feminine in a hauntingly lovely way. I found this music to be spiritually inspirational and utterly peaceful. I would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Celtic music, Gregogorian chants, spiritual music, or a pure soprano voice.

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