Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Merry Christmas everyone
2. Last Christmas
3. Mary's boy child
4. Uptown girl
5. Walking in a winter wonderland
6. Merry Xmas everybody
7. Rockin' around the Christmas tree
8. Hi ho silver lining
9. Little saint Nick
10. I wish it could be Christmas everyday
11. All I want for Christmas is you
12. Waterloo
13. Another rock 'n' roll Christmas
14. Santa Claus is coming to town
15. Reach
16. Do wop Christmas
17. We wish you a merry Christmas
18. Good King Wenceslas
19. We three kings
20. Have yourself a merry little Christmas
21. Summer nights
22. Rudolph the red nose reindeer
23. Frosty the snowman
24. I saw mommy kissing Santa's Claus
25. La bamba
26. Mistletoe and wine
27. Happy Xmas (war is over)
28. Saviour's day
29. Lonely this Christmas
30. Thank God it's Christmas
31. Delilah
32. Wonderful Christmastime
33. Hey baby
34. Don't stop the cavalry
35. Saturday night
36. When a child is born
37. The Christmas song
38. Mony mony
39. White Christmas
40. Angels

Disc 2:

1. Auld Lang Syne
2. Do the conga
3. Agadoo
4. Y.M.C.A
5. The loco-motion
6. Saturday night
7. Hokey cokey
8. March of the mods
9. Let's twist again
10. Can can

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #77371 in Music
• Released on: 2002-10-28
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Ultimate Christmas Party
All i can say about this c.d. Brill, must have for everyone.

Passable Festive Effort From Jive Bunny
"The Ultimate Christmas Party" - Jive Bunny's fourth festive release - moves away from the typical Christmas album you're likely to see available at this time of year. Mixing classic (and traditional) seasonal tracks with crowd-pleasing party songs, this particular CD is well worth buying - especially if you're planning a Christmas party

It has to be said that this isn't really a **new** album. Those who have bought the previous three Jive Bunny Christmas albums will instantly recognise most of the mixes as you will have heard them before (clever editing by the Master Mixers can't hide that fact!). Yet, the introduction of non-festive tunes does breathe new life into this concept - and the results aren't bad at all (although it has to be said that some of the 'other' tracks used have a lot to be desired. "Summer Nights" followed by "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer".....and this is a Christmas album??!!) Notwithstanding the oddly placed songs, I found this CD quite enjoyable in the context of it being a 'low-priced party album'. Not the best Jive Bunny release by any means, but certainly not the worst.

Incidentally, avoid the **free** CD at all costs! This 20-minute or so medley also accompanies the 1999 Jive Bunny album: "The Biggest Party On The Planet" (as a freebie too, I may add) and just happens to be the *worst* Jive Bunny offering to date (and there's been many!). In parts, this CD isn't that bad (it features more or less the entire versions of Jive Bunny's chart successes), but the mixing qualities and poor sound-a-likes used to recreate (ahem!) party 'classics' leaves a lot to be desired. Then again, it is 'free'.

Jon