Year of release 1994

Songs 18

Album time 43:35

Genre list DJ/Remixes, World Music, Country

1
Joy To The World
 
1:39
2
What Child Is This
 
3:22
3
Medley: Hark The Herald Angels Sing / O Come All Ye Faithful
 
4:28
4
Auld Lang Syne
 
2:08
5
The Bells Of Saint Marys
 
2:22
6
Good Christian Men Rejoice
 
1:19
7
We Three Kings Of Orient Are
 
1:49
8
Away In A Manger (I)
feat I~
1:22
9
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Fantasy
 
2:58
10
The First Noel
 
3:54
11
Good King Wenceslas
 
1:06
12
Of The Father's Love Begotten
 
1:26
13
Away In A Manger (II)
 
2:33
14
In The Bleak Midwinter
 
1:51
15
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
 
3:00
16
Medley: Jesus, Won't You Come By Here / Go Tell It On The Mountain
 
3:26
17
Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming
 
1:50
18
Silent Night, Holy Night
 
3:14

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