Welcome to Our Christmas Party

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Welcome to Our Christmas Party
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Studio album by
ReleasedOctober 23, 2015
Recorded2015
Genre Christmas
Length34:36
Label Sony Masterworks

Welcome to Our Christmas Party is the debut full-length studio album of Christmas music by Band of Merrymakers, released on October 23, 2015, through Sony Masterworks. The album features seven original songs written by members of the group and renditions of four traditional Christmas songs.

Contents

Track listing

Sources: Amazon.com [1] and AllMusic [2]

No.TitleWriter(s)Performer(s)Length
1."Snow Snow Snow" Kevin Griffin, Sam Hollander [3] Natasha Bedingfield, Owl City, Michael Fitzpatrick, Mark McGrath 3:35
2."Holiday in L.A."Griffin, Hollander, Charity Daw, Josh Edmondson, Fitzpatrick [4] Bedingfield, Fitzpatrick, McGrath, Andrew McMahon 3:05
3."Wishlist"Griffin, Hollander, Bedingfield [5] Bedingfield2:57
4."Jingle Bells" James Lord Pierpont Alex & Sierra, Bebe Rexha 2:57
5."Christmastime"Griffin, Hollander, Christina Perri, David Hodges [6] Hodges, Perri3:23
6."Joy to the World" Isaac Watts, Hoyt Axton Firekid2:49
7."Gather Round"Griffin, Hollander, Bedingfield [7] Bedingfield, Jason Wade 3:35
8."O Holy Night" Adolphe Adam Alex & Sierra, David Ryan Harris, Street Corner Symphony 3:31
9."And to All a Good Night"Griffin, Hollander [8] Dan Wilson 2:58
10."Must Be Christmas"Griffin, Hollander [9] Fitzpatrick, Tyler Glenn, Griffin, Nick Hexum, Charles Kelley, The Mowgli's, Sinclair, Smallpools, The Grand Southern3:42
11."Auld Lang Syne"Traditional, Robert Burns Band of Merrymakers 2:04
Total length:34:36

Personnel

Credits adapted from AllMusic [10]

Release history

RegionDateFormat(s)Label
United StatesOctober 23, 2015 Sony Masterworks

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