Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song O Holy Night

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Review by Paul Mah

Yo, let’s get real about this album—The Christmas Song O Holy Night by Nat King Cole. Released in '92 under Capitol Records, it’s a smooth ride through jazz-infused holiday vibes with that easy-listening touch. This ain’t your typical Christmas record; it’s got soul, man. And when I say soul, I mean the kind that punches you right in the feels without asking for permission. First off, “O Holy Night.” Damn. If this track doesn’t give you goosebumps, check your pulse—you might be dead. Nat King Cole’s voice? Pure silk but with grit, like whiskey aged just right. He takes this classic and flips it into something sacred yet intimate. It’s not churchy—it’s personal. You can almost picture him standing there in some dimly lit studio, pouring his heart out like he’s singing directly to you. No frills, no overproduction, just raw talent shining through. Man, every time I hear those opening notes, my chest tightens up. Feels wrong not to stop whatever dumb thing I’m doing and just listen. Then there’s “The Christmas Song,” aka the one with "chestnuts roasting on an open fire." Yeah, yeah, everyone knows it, but Nat makes it his own. His phrasing is so laid-back, it’s almost criminal. The way he stretches certain words gives me chills—like he’s savoring each syllable, making sure you don’t miss how damn beautiful they are. Honestly, if you’re throwing a chill holiday party and need background music that still slaps? This is IT. People will think you’ve got killer taste, even if all you did was hit play. Now here’s the kicker: why does this album slap so hard? It came out nearly three decades after Nat King Cole passed away. That’s wild. Like, imagine being gone for years and still dropping heat. Dude wasn’t even alive to see grunge take over the charts back then, yet his voice cuts through everything—the noise, the trends, the chaos—and lands square in your soul. What does that tell ya? Maybe greatness never dies. Or maybe we’re all suckers for nostalgia wrapped in velvet vocals. Either way, hats off. So yeah, whether you’re vibing solo or trying to impress Aunt Karen at family dinner, throw this bad boy on. Just don’t blame me when your Spotify Wrapped shows Nat King Cole as your top artist next year. Dude’s got staying power, no cap.

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Artist: Nat King Cole
Album: The Christmas Song O Holy Night

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Christmas Song3:09
O Holy Night2:56

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Catalog Numbers

S7-57887

Labels

Capitol Records

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single
  • Red

Notes

On Purple Capitol label with Red Vinyl and "For Jukeboxes Only!" on label

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? Nat King Cole's album *The Christmas Song O Holy Night* combines two iconic holiday tracks. It came out in 1992, decades after his original recordings. The album blends jazz and easy listening vibes, showcasing Cole’s timeless voice. Released under Capitol Records, it’s a piece of musical history that still feels cozy during the holidays.