The Tiny Angels - Songs Of Christmas Joy (CD) Gets Stellar Review!
'Tiny Angels' Gets Great Review!
With the 2006 Christmas season quickly approaching, we have started our promotional push behind the Tiny Angels - Songs Of Christmas Joy CD. The first review comes from Christmasreviews.com.
Tiny Angels is a surprising little songwriter showcase from Bramsar Records. Surprising in the form of a nicely packaged songwriter Christmas card, which makes sense for a Christmas CD, to be useful.
Surprising in its Nashville country leanings (to me, a reviewer who recognized none of these artists). Surprising in that it came out in aught-three, and I, your humble narrator, am just now hearing it late in aught-six. And little in its relatively diminutive length--10 tracks, with 34 minutes total playing time. Which must be forgiven, in the holiday spirit. That said, I enjoyed several of these tracks enough to play them several times.
The title track, Tiny Angels, set the tone, with a lovely, country-tinged vocal performance by Alan Johnson. With strong lyrics and sentimental arrangement, this tune has a chance of being played on conventional country radio (and maybe it already has; I'm that out of touch).
I enjoyed the unabashed, loping gait of some of these tracks. Christmas For My Missus, for example, was a toe-tapping ode to buying the wrong gifts ("Santa I need a hit, after ten straight years of misses") for "the missus" (redneck for "my wife"). All you men, listen up: men like tools for gifts. Women don't. Think jewelry, perfume, a cashmere sweater, and jewelry.
I also liked the subject of Patsy Shepherd's I Can Still Hear Daddy Calling (vocals by Juli Maners), where she recalls her father calling out a traditional greeting on Christmas morning. We still play a game very much resembling that lyric in my family, with it being something of a contest to be the first to say "Christmas gift!" one to the other (a somewhat pointless game, I'll admit, with nothing but bragging rights accorded to the winner, and a cup of coffee).
I didn't know about any of these nice songwriter folks, but I'll be watching for them now. This is a very nice set of country-flavored new songs, recommended for country music fans and for those who like hearing something new and different each holiday season.
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Morning Has Come gets licensed!
Congratulations to Matt Lundgren and Dan Attlerud for their song Morning Has Come being licensed for placement in the comedy feature movie A Halfway House Christmas staring Robert Romanus (Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Young And The Restless) and
Bob "Bobcat" Goldthwait (Police Academy, Blow, Scrooged) whose voice will narrate.
In this comedy spoof of reality television, five recovering drug and alcohol addicts try to live in a house together during the holidays. Can they stay clean and sober for Christmas? Or will the network's quest for ratings bring them down?
Morning Has Come, performed by the Allhelgona Motet Choir, is the first song off the Tiny Angels - Songs Of Christmas Joy CD to be licensed. We are working on getting more!
A Halfway House Christmas is scheduled to be released later this year. We'll send updates as they become available!
Sean Claes Reviews The Tiny Angels - Songs Of Christmas Joy Christmas (CD)
CD Review - Sean Claes, freelance entertainment writer gives the Tiny Angels - Songs Of Christmas Joy Christmas CD a great review! Please go to Sean Claes' CD Review page to read his review.
