Last year was a pretty good year for Soulful Christmas sounds, what with Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings and "Santa's Funk & Soul Christmas Party, Vol. 3". But, dang, this year's been a walk in the desert. If I have to listen to one more version of "This Christmas" (and let's be honest, they all sound pretty much the same and nobody's touching Hathaway), I think I'll go mad. About all we've got this year is R. Kelly and, no offense, I think I'll pass.
Thank goodness somebody is offering up a soulful slice that isn't "This Christmas" this Christmas. And Charles Jenkins is even offering up his "Christmas Music" for free via his website.
Singer, songwriter, producer, and businessman, Charles Jenkins is a winner of 9 Stellar Awards and multiple time nominee for Dove and Soul Train music awards. Primarily known as an Urban Contemporary Gospel artist, his first two albums both reached #1 on the Gospel charts.
Anyone who puts "Christmas Music" at the heart of the celebration gets my vote. (The judges would have also accepted "food" or "family" as a correct response.)
Anyway, enjoy the video (which is probably more entertaining than at least half the Christmas movies on Lifetime and Hallmark this year) and then head to the website of Charles Jenkins to get yourself some FREE "Christmas Music".
Thank goodness somebody is offering up a soulful slice that isn't "This Christmas" this Christmas. And Charles Jenkins is even offering up his "Christmas Music" for free via his website.
Singer, songwriter, producer, and businessman, Charles Jenkins is a winner of 9 Stellar Awards and multiple time nominee for Dove and Soul Train music awards. Primarily known as an Urban Contemporary Gospel artist, his first two albums both reached #1 on the Gospel charts.
Anyone who puts "Christmas Music" at the heart of the celebration gets my vote. (The judges would have also accepted "food" or "family" as a correct response.)
Anyway, enjoy the video (which is probably more entertaining than at least half the Christmas movies on Lifetime and Hallmark this year) and then head to the website of Charles Jenkins to get yourself some FREE "Christmas Music".
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