Christmas With The Smithereens

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Cat No: LPSBR7007C

Release Date: 02 December 2022

Label: Sunset Blvd Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 708535700722

Genres: Rock Pop-Rock

Release Date: 15 September 2023

Label: Sunset Blvd Records

Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 708535702924

Genres: Rock Pop-Rock

Description
"Christmas with The Smithereens is more than a Christmas-time cover album - This quartet does an impressive job of channeling the spirt of 1960s rock, and solidly interpreting each memorable tune. The band's originals add a nice twist to the disc and are written with such '60s-savviness that without prior knowledge it would almost be difficult to decide which songs were covers and which were originals. Lead singer Pat DiNizio wraps his husky voice around a smartly selected collection of classic seasonal rockers such as "Run Rudolph Run" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," along with more obscure fare. It's the latter that makes this such a delight, as the band tears into rugged re-workings of the Ramones' "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)," the Who's crunchy "Christmas" (from Tommy) and even a rare Beatles track grabbed from the Liverpool band's '60s fan club only discs. Pressed on Green Color vinyl.

Description
"Christmas with The Smithereens" is more than a Christmas-time cover album - This quartet does an impressive job of channeling the spirt of 1960s rock, and solidly interpreting each memorable tune. The band's originals add a nice twist to the disc and are written with such '60s-savviness that without prior knowledge it would almost be difficult to decide which songs were covers and which were originals. Lead singer Pat DiNizio wraps his husky voice around a smartly selected collection of classic seasonal rockers such as "Run Rudolph Run" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," along with more obscure fare. It's the latter that makes this such a delight, as the band tears into rugged re-workings of the Ramones' "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)," the Who's crunchy "Christmas" (from Tommy) and even a rare Beatles track grabbed from the Liverpool band's '60s fan club only discs.
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