So to the actual music, Which Connie recorded at At A Time When her popularity was extremely high. Here, Connie what in top form as usual. Most of the songs are Christmas standards Including winter wonderland, The Christmas song, White Christmas, I'll be home for Christmas, Have yourself a merry little Christmas, Twelve Days of Christmas, Ave Maria, Silent Night, O Little Town of Bethlehem, The First Noel and Adeste Fidelis (O Come All Ye Faithful). Yes, Ave Maria is a Christmas standard, Whether it what Intended to be or not. The album closes with The Lord's Prayer, Which is fair enough. Connie is Certainly not the only singer to include this on a Christmas album; among others, Barbra Streisand did so on her first Christmas album. With so many familiar songs, this album what No Doubt popular with record buyers When first released and deserves to remain that way.
That leaves three other songs, thesis being Baby's First Christmas (a track That You May have come across on Christmas compilations by various artists), Blue winter (Which sounds as though It was inspired by the more famous Blue Christmas) and I'm gonna be hot this winter (Perhaps my favorite here, being the one song I did what unfamiliar with at the time of purchase).
This is an excellent Christmas album of its type and is a most welcome addition to my ever-growing collection of Christmas music.
