A Christmas Carol (1984)

Christmas is the 1972 holiday season album by The Singles Unlimited. This it the original 1984 un-remastered compact disc made and mastered in West Germany for MPS.

Remarkably, A Christmas Gift is Phil Keaggy's first Christmas-themed album in a career that spans 30-odd years. This instrumental collection fully embodies the mystical marvel and joyful solemnity of Christmas and the light it casts on the dark season in which it falls.

"For Christmas" is a latter-day holiday album from Johnny Mathis. Since it was recorded during the '80s, the production techniques aren't as warm and inviting as his classic '50s and '60s recordings; it isn't quite as endearing, even if his voice has lost very little of its famous smooth suppleness. For dedicated fans, it's worth hearing, but only after they've exhausted his Christmas records from the '50s, '60s, and '70s.

"What a Wonderful Christmas" is an album by Canadian artist Anne Murray. It was released by Straightway Records on October 9, 2001. The album peaked at #4 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart, #6 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart and #83 on the Billboard 200.

Presenting the Complete Philips Recordings of John Williams on 21 CDs, with the original jackets, celebrating the maestro's 90th birthday on February 8. This box set includes the original artwork and spined wallets, a 32-page booklet with new liner notes by Dr. Emilio Audissino (author of The Film Music Of John Williams and Film Music In Concert: The Pioneering Role Of The Boston Pops Orchestra). All packaged in a 2-piece lift-off lid box with V-shaped thumb-cuts on either side of the lid.

Universal Music launch the brand new festive addition to the 101 Hits series. 101 Christmas careful compiled across 5 discs presenting some of the finest repertoire ever available at this price point. 101 Christmas features the likes of Band Aid, Elton John, Bing Crosby, Jackson 5 and many more.

Formed in 1982 by Andy Grant & Steve Leigh after they left Chemical Alice earlier that year the original line up was: Andy Grant Vocals, Steve Leigh Keyboards, Richard Harris Drums, Peter Munday Guitar, Mark Orbell Bass. The line up changed over the years with Grant, Leigh & Munday the only members to be there for the life of the band when it folded in late 1984 This was the only version of Tamarisk that was properly recorded until 2017 when Steve & Andy returned to the studio to record the extra tracks for the Breaking The Chains project.