Artist: Nat King Cole
Album: Christmas With Nat & Dean!
Genre: Jazz, Christmas
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 50:21
Total Tracks: 22
Total Size: 518 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Nat King Cole – The Christmas Song (Remastered) (03:13)
1-2. Nat King Cole – Joy To The World (Remastered) (01:24)
1-3. Dean Martin – Winter Wonderland (Remastered) (01:52)
1-4. Nat King Cole – The Happiest Christmas Tree (Remastered) (01:51)
1-5. Nat King Cole – Deck The Hall (Remastered) (01:07)
1-6. Dean Martin – White Christmas (Remastered) (02:28)
1-7. Nat King Cole – O’ Tannenbaum (Remastered) (03:00)
1-8. Nat King Cole – Silent Night (Remastered) (02:08)
1-9. Dean Martin – Brahms Lullaby (Remastered) (03:00)
1-10. Nat King Cole – Buon Natale (Remastered) (01:34)
1-11. Nat King Cole – Adeste Fideles (Remastered) (02:26)
1-12. Nat King Cole – Frosty The Snowman (Remastered) (02:19)
1-13. Nat King Cole – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Remastered) (01:26)
1-14. Dean Martin – Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer (Remastered) (02:14)
1-15. Nat King Cole – The Little Boy That Santa Claus Forgot (Remastered) (02:32)
1-16. Nat King Cole – A Cradle In Bethlehem (Remastered) (03:24)
1-17. Dean Martin – The Christmas Blues (Remastered) (02:55)
1-18. Nat King Cole – Mrs Santa Claus (Remastered) (02:07)
1-19. Nat King Cole – Caroling, Caroling (Remastered) (02:01)
1-20. Dean Martin – Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow! (Remastered) (01:55)
1-21. Nat King Cole – O Little Town Of Bethlehem (Remastered) (02:19)
1-22. Nat King Cole – O Holy Night (Remastered) (02:56)

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Nat King Cole and Dean Martin are thrown into an awkward festive embrace on this double album of their collected Christmas songs. Martin’s laidback cool enlivens Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! and I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm. But on the many standards from his 1966 Christmas Album, his low voice rumbles as though trying to suppress a hearty guffaw, possibly aimed at his risible backing singers.By contrast, Cole soars over his own overeager choir and adds a smooth, cosy gravitas to the fluffiest of novelty songs. He tenderly woos The Little Christmas Tree as if it were a reticent wallflower, remaining unruffled when a backup crew who sound like the Chipmunks join him on Frosty the Snowman. Cole’s carols provide the perfect Christmas soundtrack, although the bitterness of Happy New Year is a welcome surprise.