Alan Jackson | FATHER 'CHRISTMAS' Jackson mellows out for the holidays
FATHER 'CHRISTMAS' Jackson mellows out for the holidays
Music Review

Let It Be Christmas (2002)

Alan Jackson
Reviewed by David Browne | Dec 06, 2002
EW's GRADE
B-

Details Release Date: Nov 05, 2002; Lead Performance: Alan Jackson; Genre: Country

On his second crack at the holiday market, Jackson has himself a mellow little Christmas. With its choirs, brass, and somber mood, Let It Be Christmas is closer to supper club than Nashville bar. The arrangements suit Jackson's less-than-barn-burning baritone and style -- but as you're opening gifts on the big morning, do you want music that'll put you back to sleep?

Originally posted Nov 27, 2002 Published in issue #685 Dec 06, 2002 Order article reprints

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