Album · 1989

Christmas at My House

Released
2 August 1989
Label
MCA Records
Catalogue no.
MCAD-6322
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
52:46
Country
US

“Christmas at My House” is an album by Larry Carlton, released in 1989 on MCA Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 52:46. The line-up features Larry Carlton (guitar, bass), Abraham Laboriel (bass), Terry Trotter (keyboard), Clare Fischer (keyboard) and John Ferraro (membranophone).

Who played on Christmas at My House

  • Larry Carlton guitar, bass all tracks
  • Abraham Laboriel bass on 7 tracks
  • Terry Trotter keyboard on 6 tracks
  • Clare Fischer keyboard on 5 tracks
  • John Ferraro membranophone on 4 tracks
  • Michael Fisher percussion on 4 tracks
  • Jeff Porcaro membranophone on 3 tracks
  • Michele Pillar vocals, background vocals on 3 tracks
  • Christopher Cross background vocals on 1 track
  • David Pack background vocals on 1 track
  • Karen Blake background vocals on 1 track
  • Kirk Whalum saxophone on 1 track
  • Robbie Buchanan keyboard on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 The Christmas Song 4:32
  2. 2 Winter Wonderland 5:11
  3. 3 Silent Night/It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 4:20
  4. 4 White Christmas 3:22
  5. 5 The Holly and the Ivy 3:10
  6. 6 Ringing the Bells of Christmas 4:42
  7. 7 What Child Is This 6:23
  8. 8 The Little Drummer Boy 5:44
  9. 9 Joy to the World 1:07
  10. 10 My Favorite Things/We Three Kings of Orient Are 10:00
  11. 11 The Christmas Song 4:13

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Christmas at My House?

The line-up of Christmas at My House includes Larry Carlton (guitar, bass), Abraham Laboriel (bass), Terry Trotter (keyboard), Clare Fischer (keyboard), John Ferraro (membranophone), Michael Fisher (percussion), Jeff Porcaro (membranophone) and Michele Pillar (vocals, background vocals).

Which label released Christmas at My House?

Christmas at My House was released in 1989 on MCA Records (MCAD-6322).

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