Jason Crabb - Because It's Christmas

Published Friday 4th March 2011
Jason Crabb - Because It's Christmas
Jason Crabb - Because It's Christmas

STYLE: Southern Gospel
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 96095-17475
LABEL: Spring Hill CMD1198
FORMAT: CD Album
ITEMS: 1
RELEASE DATE: 2010-09-28
RRP: £9.99

Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Award-winning Jason has established himself as a solo since leaving the Crabb Family and here demonstrates a wide variety of musical influences taking in country, blues, classical and inspirational pop. With various songs, hymns and carols, from "Go Tell It On The Mountain" to a powerful rendition of "Silent Night" there is something to suit most tastes. As well as the yuletide evergreens there's a new song, "Joseph", a reflective song about Joseph's faithfulness, and the folksy "Christmas In The Country". A project which stands up well compared with many production line Christmas albums.

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Product Description
On the heels of a GRAMMY win, two DOVE honours, his debut solo release and first country radio single, Jason Crabb is ready to celebrate the season of Christmas. This 'singer’s singer' lends his soulful, raspy tones to classics as well as contemporary Christmas tunes, including the new awe-inspiring 'Joseph.'
'Because It’s Christmas' combines upbeat, blues-y tunes like 'Let’s Make a Baby King' and 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' with soft, orchestral classics such as 'I’ll Be Home for Christmas' in addition to down-home melodies such as 'Christmas in the Country.' Enjoy this memorable time of year with one of Christian Music’s leading vocalists who celebrates the birth of the Savior and the miracle of Christmas in a style all his own with this easy-on-the-ear, heartfelt release.

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