Album · 2018
Christmas With My Friends VI
- Released
- 16 November 2018
- Label
- ACT Music
- Catalogue no.
- ACT 9872-2
- Tracklist
- 16 tracks
- Length
- 51:32
- Country
- DE
“Christmas With My Friends VI” is an album by Nils Landgren, released in 2018 on ACT Music. The original release has 16 tracks with a running time of 51:32. Jazz standards on the record include “What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?”. The line-up features Eva Kruse (bass), Ida Sand (piano) and Nils Landgren (trombone, producer).
Who played on Christmas With My Friends VI
- Eva Kruse bass all tracks
- Ida Sand piano all tracks
- Nils Landgren trombone, producer all tracks
Tracklist
- 1 Christmas Is 3:00
- 2 Oh No, It's Christmas Again 2:34
- 3 Who Comes This Night 3:47
- 4 Wie Soll ich Dich empfangen 2:02
- 5 Little Drummer Boy / Peace on Earth 3:16
- 6 Come One, Come All 4:01
- 7 What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? standard 3:31
- 8 The Story of Christmas 2:57
- 9 I Have a Dream 2:58
- 10 Merry Christmas Baby 3:00
- 11 Christmas Lullaby 3:58
- 12 When This Night Is Over 3:56
- 13 I'd Like You for Christmas 3:05
- 14 Hymn No III 1:51
- 15 Den Signade Dag 3:25
- 16 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 4:11
Production
- Janne Hansson recording
- Johan Norberg producer
- Lars Nilsson mastering, mix
More albums by Nils Landgren
Streetfighter
1984 · Frituna
You're My Number One
1985 · Frituna
Follow Your Heart
1990 · Caprice Records
Untitled Sketches
1991 · [no label]
Red Horn
1992 · Caprice Records
Gotland
1996 · ACT
Swedish Folk Modern
1998 · ACT
Ballads
1999 · ACT
Layers of Light
2001 · ACT
Sentimental Journey
2002 · ACT
Creole Love Call
2005 · ACT
Creole Love Call
2005 · ACT
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Christmas With My Friends VI?
The line-up of Christmas With My Friends VI includes Eva Kruse (bass), Ida Sand (piano) and Nils Landgren (trombone, producer).
Which label released Christmas With My Friends VI?
Christmas With My Friends VI was released in 2018 on ACT Music (ACT 9872-2).
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