Beach Boys - The Beach Boys' Christmas Album - 180g (Mono) - Vinyl Record *
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The Beach Boys' Christmas Album returns on 180-gram vinyl in its original mono mix, a Capitol reissue of the band's 1964 holiday classic.
The album is really two records in one. The first half is pure Beach Boys, with Brian Wilson and Mike Love originals like "Little Saint Nick", "The Man with All the Toys" and "Santa's Beard" carrying the bright harmonies and surf pop drive of their early hits, and "Christmas Day" giving Al Jardine his first lead vocal on a Beach Boys record. The second half turns to traditional favorites, with the band's voices set against lush orchestral arrangements by Dick Reynolds on "Blue Christmas", "White Christmas" and "I'll Be Home for Christmas", closing with an a cappella "Auld Lang Syne".
Hearing it in mono brings out the punch and warmth these sessions were built for. A seasonal staple for any Beach Boys or 60s pop collection.
Side A
1. Little Saint Nick
2. The Man with All the Toys
3. Santa's Beard
4. Merry Christmas, Baby
5. Christmas Day
6. Frosty the Snowman
Side B
1. We Three Kings of Orient Are
2. Blue Christmas
3. Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town
4. White Christmas
5. I'll Be Home for Christmas
6. Auld Lang Syne
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