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Holiday Guitar
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Track Listing
- Go Tell It To The Mountain
- O Come All Ye Faithful
- O Come O Come Emmanuel
- Santa Claus Is Coming
- Silver Bells
- Angels We Have Heard On High
- The Christmas Song
- Coventry Carol
- Jolly Old St Nicholas
- Silent Night
- Up On the Housetop
- Drummer Boy
- Go Tell It On the Mountain (reprise)
Product Details
- Released on: 2001-09-25
- Number of discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Dimensions: .19 pounds
Editorial Reviews
CD Description
Jazzy solo acoustic Guitar instrumentals of Holiday classics.
About the Artist
David Cullen is a guitarist who is often compared to Ralph Towner with a little James Brown funk thrown in for good measure. Cullen is equally comfortable with a Bach Cello Suite or Birdland.
Customer Reviews
Go Tell It On the Mountain! (another gem from DC)
David Cullen may not be very well-known outside of the guitar community, but everyone should get to know him as soon as possible, in my humble opinion. Thanks to the good people at Solid Air, his recordings are finally available once again, and he's been making up for all those years of silence by putting out new music at a breakneck pace - including three releases this year!
I knew that Holiday Guitar would be a safe bet. David's playing is smooth and lyrical as always, blending classical technique, jazz sensibilities, and an unstoppable sense of melody. In many ways, holiday standards are a perfect repertoire for David, as they provide a familiar starting point from which David's complex arrangements can summon a big band, a church choir, or a chamber orchestra. I'm particularly a fan of his interpretations of slower-tempo classics like "O Come O Come Emmanuel" and "Silent Night." Great stuff!
