Commodores Christmas

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Commodores Christmas
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Released1992
Recorded1992
Genre Christmas, R&B
Label Commodores
Commodores chronology
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(1988)
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(1992)
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(1993)
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Commodores Christmas is a Christmas album released by The Commodores in 1992.

Track listing

TracksTitleComposerTime
1 When the Stars Come Out for Christmas Bonoff, Vaus, Weiland3:17
2 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing Mendelssohn, Wesley2:21
3 Christmas Time Is Here Nicholas, Reynolds4:18
4 The First Noel Traditional arr Steve Vaus 3:16
5 Merry Christmas, O Happy Day King, King3:39
6 O Come All Ye Faithful Traditional arr Steve Vaus3:08
7 The Christmas Song Torme, Wells3:42
8 Deck the Halls Traditional arr Steve Vaus2:06
9 Do You Hear What I Hear? Traditional arr Steve Vaus3:41
10 Sleigh Ride Together With You Traditional arr Steve Vaus2:20
11 Angels We Have Heard on High Traditional arr Steve Vaus3:14
12 Jerry the Elf King, King3:53

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References

  1. "Commodores Christmas – Commodores". Allmusic.