Carrie Underwood spearheads new Christmas compilation disc
"Hear Something Country Christmas" drops Oct. 2 from SonyBMG with 14 songs. Six were recorded exclusively for this collection.
Underwood, who will release her own CD later in October, will be represented by a brand new version of "Do You Hear What I Hear," while Paisley sings "Winter Wonderland," which he previously released.
New songs, in addition to Underwood's, come from Sara Evans ("I'll Be Home for Christmas"), Terri Clark ("O Little Town of Bethlehem"), Kellie Pickler's rendition of "Santa Baby," Keith Anderson ("Please Come Home For Christmas") and Terri Clark ("O Little Town of Bethlehem")
The complete track listing is:
"Do You Hear What I Hear" - Carrie Underwood
"Winter Wonderland" - Brad Paisley
"Let It Be Christmas" - Alan Jackson
"Jingle Bells" - Kenny Chesney
"Santa Baby" - Kellie Pickler
"Away in a Manger" - Blaine Larsen
"Please Come Home for Christmas" - Keith Anderson
"O Little Town of Bethlehem" - Terri Clark
"Merry Christmas from the Family" - Montgomery Gentry
"Let's Make a Little Christmas Tonight" - Phil Vassar
"I'll Be Home for Christmas" - Sara Evans
"Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town" - Brooks & Dunn
"O Come All Ye Faithful" - Martina McBride
"Silent Night" - Johnny Cash
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