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That Christmas Feeling was Glen Campbell's first Christmas album, recorded for Capitol in 1968 as he was becoming one of the biggest voices in country and pop. It spent decades out of print on vinyl in the US, and this reissue brings it back to LP with the original cover art.

The record mixes standards with lesser-heard gems. Campbell's warm tenor and tasteful guitar suit classics like "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", "Blue Christmas", "The Christmas Song" and "I'll Be Home for Christmas", while the album also finds room for Willie Nelson's "Pretty Paper", Roger Miller's "Old Toy Trains" and two Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van Heusen songs, "Christmas Is for Children" and "It Must Be Getting Close to Christmas". Lush late-60s arrangements give the whole thing a cozy, fireside glow.

A lovely seasonal pick for country fans and anyone who grew up with Glen Campbell on the radio.

Side A
1. Christmas Is for Children
2. Old Toy Trains
3. Little Altar Boy
4. It Must Be Getting Close to Christmas
5. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
6. Blue Christmas

Side B
1. The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You)
2. Pretty Paper
3. There's No Place Like Home
4. I'll Be Home for Christmas
5. Christmas Day

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