All-Star Christmas

1	The Christmas Song / Celine Dion 4:13
2	The Little Drummer Boy / Charlotte Church 2:56
3	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer / Asleep at the Wheel 2:16
4	Christmas Through Your Eyes / Gloria Estefan 5:02
5	Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas / Babyface 3:30
6	Jingle Bell Jamboree / Keb' Mo' 3:10
7	Last Christmas / Wham! 4:47
8	Snow White/Silent Night / Ottmar Liebert 3:20
9	Christmas Spirit / Donna Summer 4:35
10	Early Christmas Morning / Cyndi Lauper 5:08
11	It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year / Donny Osmond 3:37
12	Every Year, Every Christmas / Luther Vandross 5:05
13	Love on Layaway / Gloria Estefan 4:27
14	I'll Be Home for Christmas / Al Green 3:15
15	Grandma Got Run over by a Reindeer / Elmo & Patsy 3:27
16	Deck the Halls / Millennia 5:50
17	Amazing Grace / Jeff Beck 3:12

Barnes & Noble

While chestnuts are still roasting on an open fire and Jack Frost is nipping at your nose, make sure to grab a copy of the festive holiday compilation All-Star Christmas. The collection features your favorite superstars singing inspired renditions of Christmas classics such as "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Babyface), "The Christmas Song," (Celine Dion), and "The Little Drummer Boy" (Charlotte Church), as well as several newer yuletide offerings from Gloria Estefan ("Love on Layaway"), Wham! featuring George Michael ("Last Christmas"), and Luther Vandross ("Every Year, Every Christmas"). All-Star Christmas is sure to keep you in the holiday spirit all year long. Tracy E. Hopkins

All Music Guide

Sony's All-Star Christmas has a little something for everyone, drawing from its vast array of artists in many different pop music styles, as well as reaching back into the vaults for songs from the '80s and '90s. There's plenty of mainstream, adult contemporary-style pop, but also R&B (Babyface, Al Green, Luther Vandross), blues (Keb' Mo'), country (Billy Gilman with Asleep at the Wheel), classical (Charlotte Church), new age (Ottmar Liebert), and, of course, novelty items (Elmo & Patsy's ubiquitous "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer"). The songs are a mix of perennial standards and artist-penned original compositions. So, all in all, there's plenty of variety here for fans of 2000's contemporary mainstream. Steve Huey