There has been no word on any remastering of the album.
MICHAEL BUBLE ALBUM LET IT SNOW SONG LIST PLUS
An exclusive Christmas ornament plus 6 sheets of wrapping paper and 6 Christmas cards and.
An individually numbered 12 x 12 lithograph (an edition with a signed lithograph is also available).A 48-Page hardcover book including a new letter from the artist to his fans.DVD: The Making of Christmas, a previously released behind-the-scenes and in-the-studio compilation filmed during the recording of the album with Bublé's commentary.The original album on CD and exclusive green vinyl.On November 12 in North America and November 13 elsewhere, Warner Records and Reprise will celebrate 10 years of Christmas with a limited Super Deluxe box set. It's also had four billion streams (calculated as equivalent to 60 million albums). It's gone onto become his most successful LP to date, with over 4 million copies sold in the U.S. Boasting the familiar likes of "It's Beginning to Look Like Christmas," "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town," and "A Holly Jolly Christmas," the album was his third chart-topper. 2011's simply-entitled Christmas, his fifth album for Reprise, shot to No. Eight years later, Bublé finally released a full-length seasonal set.
Let It Snow! reinforced the young artist's connection to the great vocalists who had inspired him as it featured such classics as "White Christmas," "The Christmas Song," and the Jule Styne/Sammy Cahn-penned title track. Whether you’re curled up by the fireplace with a warm cup of cocoa, taking a drive through winter wonderland or rocking around the Christmas tree with your friends and family, listen in below.Īnd check out our top 100 Best Christmas Songs of All Time list here.Just months after the February 2003 debut of Michael Bublé's first studio album for Reprise Records, the Canadian crooner released an EP of Christmas music. To celebrate “the most wonderful time of the year,” Billboard decided to take a look back and tally up the 21 best Christmas albums of the 21st century so far. And now that well over a decade has passed since both releases, only time will tell if the two have festive fa-la-la follow-ups up their sleeves. Both Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber were just 17 when they released their first holiday collections, The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection and Under the Mistletoe, respectively. Mariah herself released Merry Christmas II You in 2010, while a cappella group Pentatonix dropped six holiday albums in a decade.Īt the same time, seasonal music, secular or otherwise, continues to transcend genre and age. The singer’s effort was not the top selling yuletide-themed project of the year - that title went to Kenny G’s Miracles: The Holiday Album - but its enduring popularity helped set a new standard for the modern Christmas album.īy the turn of the century, recording a holiday album became a rite of passage for almost every burgeoning pop star, with some releasing more than one over the course of their careers. In 1994, Mariah Carey‘s Merry Christmas, which contains her seasonal chart-topping carol “All I Want For Christmas Is You,” helped revitalize the contemporary pop holiday album.
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