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| 1. | Merry Christmas
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| 2. | Cool Yule
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| 3. | Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
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| 4. | Winter Wonderland/Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! [Medley]
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| 5. | I'll Be Home for Christmas
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| 6. | What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?
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| 7. | I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
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| 8. | O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
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| 9. | Mele Kalikimaka
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| 10. | From a Distance [Christmas Version][Multimedia Track]
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| 11. | White Christmas
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Aaron J. Sala - Vocal Arrangement, Vocals (Background)
Al Hershberger - Violin
Alan Grunfeld - Violin
Alexander Iles - Trombone
Alma Fernandez - Viola
Alyssa Park - Violin
Ana Landauer - Violin
Andrew Deerin - Director
Andrew Duckles - Viola
Andy Martin - Trombone
Arif Mardin - Orchestration
Barry Manilow - Producer
Bashiri Johnson - Percussion
Bette Sussman - Arranger, Associate Producer, Vocal Arrangement, Vocals (Background)
Beverley Staunton - Vocals (Background)
Bill Liston - Woodwind
Bill Reichenbach Jr. - Trombone
Brian Dembow - Viola
Bruce Dukov - Concert Master, Violin
Caroline Campbell - Violin
Cecilia Tsan - Celli
Chandler Bridges - Engineer
Channing Delph - Project Supervisor
Charles Paakkari - Assistant Engineer
Chris Soper - Assistant Engineer
Dan Higgins - Woodwind
Dane Little - Celli
Darius Campo - Violin
Datz Pyle, Debbi - Contractor
Dave Carpenter - Bass (Upright)
David Blumberg - Conductor, Copyist, Orchestration
Dean Parks - Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric)
Dennis Rivadeneira - Mixing Assistant
Eric Rigler - Irish Whistle, Uillean Pipes
Fonzi Thornton - Vocals (Background)
Frank Wolf - Engineer
Gayle Levant - Harp
Gina Zimmitti - Contractor
Gordon Berg - Copyist
Greg Huckins - Woodwind
Gregg Geller - Supervisor
Gretchen Brennison - Project Director
Helen Barbara Werling - Copyist
Jaclyn Morse - Production Coordination
Jo Ann Kane - Copyist
Joel Derouin - Violin
Joel Peskin - Woodwind
Joel Zimmerman - Art Direction
John Jackson - Producer
Johnson Enos - Vocal Arrangement, Vocals (Background)
Jonathan Tunick - Arranger, Conductor, Orchestration
Josephina Vergara - Violin
Julie Gold - Lyricist
Karen Van Sant - Viola
Ken Stacey - Vocals (Background)
Larry Corbett - Celli
Larry Lunetta - Trumpet
Leanne Becknell - Woodwind
Liane Mautner - Violin
Matt Funes - Viola
Mick Guzauski - Mixing
Natalie Leggett - Violin
Paul Cohen - Celli
Phil Teele - Trombone
Phil Yao - French Horn
Randy Waldman - Keyboards, Piano
Richard J. Alcock - Producer
Rick Babtist - Trumpet
Robbie Buchanan - Arranger, Conductor, Keyboards, Orchestration, Piano, Producer
Robin Olson - Violin
Rose Corrigan - Woodwind
Russell Bartmus - Copyist
Sara Perkins - Violin
Sean Holt - Vocals (Background)
Searmi Park - Violin
Shalini Vijayan - Violin
Sid Page - Violin
Steve Becknell - French Horn
Steve Genewick - Digital Editing
Steven Berkowitz - Producer
Tabitha Fair - Vocals (Background)
Tereza Stanislav - Violin
Terry Woodson - Copyist, Librarian
Tom Bender - Mixing Assistant
Victor Pesavento - Copyist
Vinnie Colaiuta - Drums
Warren Luening - Trumpet
Wayne Bergeron - Trumpet
William Ross - Arranger, Conductor, Orchestration
Windy Wagner - Vocals (Background)
Featuring the world's greatest Christmas music set to your choice of three heart-warming holiday scenes. This CHRISTMAS CLASSICS - THE YULE LOG EDITION DVD lights up the holiday season. Perfect for entertaining,these songs and scenes instantly bring the good cheer and magic of Christmas to any holiday home.
Features three different Christmas scenes set to the music of a full holiday albums!
Viewers can watch a burning yule log,a snowy mountain cabin or a Christmas tree.
Bette Midler
Active Decades: '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s
Born: Dec 01, 1945 in Paterson, NJ
Genre: Vocal
Styles: Adult Contemporary, Nostalgia, Pop/Rock, Show Tunes, Soft Rock
Bette Midler counts singing as only one of her talents; at times, since 1972, when she first came to national recognition, it has seemed to be the least of her talents. Still, she has managed to score a number of major hits in a roller-coaster career as a recording artist. Born in Paterson, NJ, and raised in Hawaii, Midler early on showed an interest in singing and acting, and by the '60s she had moved to New York and gotten a role in the long-running Broadway hit Fiddler on the Roof. Midler developed a nightclub act that included comedy and singing of a variety of kinds of material, including show tunes, pop hits, and even a takeoff on the Andrews Sisters, and appeared with increasing frequency in New York with her accompanist, Barry Manilow. She was signed to Atlantic Records and released The Divine Miss M (1972), which went gold and included a Top Ten single cover of the Andrews Sisters' "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy." Bette Midler (1973) was similarly successful.
Midler's album sales fell off during the rest of the '70s, though her records always reached the Top 100 in the album chart. But in 1979 she starred in the film The Rose, a fictional account of the life of Janis Joplin, and the title track became a Top Ten hit. 1980 saw the release of Midler's concert film, Divine Madness, and her best-selling book, -A View from a Broad. Her next film, Jinxed (1982), however, was a major flop, and subsequent records didn't fare well. Midler made a cinematic comeback with Down and Out in Beverly Hills (1986), but it wasn't until 1989 that she had another pop hit, when her version of "Wind Beneath My Wings" from her film Beaches became a number one hit. This rejuvenated her singing career, and 1990's Some People's Lives became a Top Ten, million-selling album, with the song "From a Distance" hitting number two. Midler's soundtrack album to her 1991 film For the Boys was also a gold-selling hit.
Midler appeared in a television production of the Broadway musical Gypsy that produced a charting soundtrack album in 1993 following the release of her million-selling hits collection Experience the Divine. The gold-selling Bette of Roses (1995) was her first regular album release in five years. Her 1996 film The First Wives Club was a major box office success. In 1998, she switched to Warner Bros. Records and released Bathhouse Betty, which went gold. With film opportunities drying up, the 54-year-old singer/actress turned to television, developing a half-hour network comedy series based on her own life. Though it didn't last long, Bette premiered on CBS on October 11, 2000; six days later, she released a second Warner Bros. album, also called Bette. During the next five years, Midler covered two seminal artists' songbooks, Rosemary Clooney and Peggy Lee, coming out with her first-ever Christmas record, which included a duet with Johnny Mathis, Cool Yule, in 2006.
---William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide |
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