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In 1967,
Pete Seeger
expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection
The Nativity
(
Folkways
FTS35001) to create
Traditional Christmas Carols
. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including
"What Child Is This?,"
"The First Noel,"
and
"Twelve Gates To The City,"
as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season. ~ William Ruhlmann
Pete Seeger
expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection
The Nativity
(
Folkways
FTS35001) to create
Traditional Christmas Carols
. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including
"What Child Is This?,"
"The First Noel,"
and
"Twelve Gates To The City,"
as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season. ~ William Ruhlmann
In 1967,
Pete Seeger
expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection
The Nativity
(
Folkways
FTS35001) to create
Traditional Christmas Carols
. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including
"What Child Is This?,"
"The First Noel,"
and
"Twelve Gates To The City,"
as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season. ~ William Ruhlmann
Pete Seeger
expanded upon the material he had recorded for the earlier seasonal collection
The Nativity
(
Folkways
FTS35001) to create
Traditional Christmas Carols
. Accompanying himself on either banjo or guitar, he sang several familiar songs, including
"What Child Is This?,"
"The First Noel,"
and
"Twelve Gates To The City,"
as well as more obscure ones. This would have been an ideal album for the singer to record before a live audience that might have sung along and livened up the proceedings; in the studio, with his correct but austere performances, it suggests a relatively bleak Christmas season. ~ William Ruhlmann
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