O Holy Nite # the angels flutter in the heavens when Diana sings #

[after you]

11. O Holy Night: One of the more challenging holiday songs, this is one often taken on by singers with a showy, powerful, explosive vocal style, like Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Whitney Houston. It’s hard to beat Mariah’s version of the song; the track on her Merry Christmasalbum [[also released in 1994) is truly a vocal wonder, and the gospel-inspired arrangement is sublime. Still, Diana Ross does well with the holiday carol; her performance here is strong and heartfelt; it’s far less bombastic than most recent recordings of the song. Miss Ross doesn’t shy away from the higher notes, and she sounds very full-bodied when going for the highest, on the word “night” at 3:42. The classical arrangement here is well-done, though I prefer the more soulful version on Miss Carey’s CD.
Source the Diana Ross Project
I much prefer Diana’s version

[Ollie9]

11. O Holy Night: One of the more challenging holiday songs, this is one often taken on by singers with a showy, powerful, explosive vocal style, like Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Whitney Houston. It’s hard to beat Mariah’s version of the song; the track on her Merry Christmasalbum [[also released in 1994) is truly a vocal wonder, and the gospel-inspired arrangement is sublime. Still, Diana Ross does well with the holiday carol; her performance here is strong and heartfelt; it’s far less bombastic than most recent recordings of the song. Miss Ross doesn’t shy away from the higher notes, and she sounds very full-bodied when going for the highest, on the word “night” at 3:42. The classical arrangement here is well-done, though I prefer the more soulful version on Miss Carey’s CD.
Source the Diana Ross Project
I much prefer Diana’s version

You can almost hear the flitter/flutter of the angels wings every time her songs are played.

[Circa 1824]

You can almost hear the flitter/flutter of the angels wings every time her songs are played.

those angel wing flutters had my hair blowing all over the place.

[jobeterob]

those angel wing flutters had my hair blowing all over the place.

Mine stayed totally still - having very little.

[after you]

Mine stayed totally still - having very little.
Maybe you took too much Viagra lol

[Ollie9]

those angel wing flutters had my hair blowing all over the place.

Tell me about it!!. Those heavenly angel wing flutters can prove a hell of a problem at times. They certainly play havoc with my side parting....Pass me the moulding clay.

[vgalindo]

11. O Holy Night: One of the more challenging holiday songs, this is one often taken on by singers with a showy, powerful, explosive vocal style, like Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, and Whitney Houston. It’s hard to beat Mariah’s version of the song; the track on her Merry Christmasalbum [[also released in 1994) is truly a vocal wonder, and the gospel-inspired arrangement is sublime. Still, Diana Ross does well with the holiday carol; her performance here is strong and heartfelt; it’s far less bombastic than most recent recordings of the song. Miss Ross doesn’t shy away from the higher notes, and she sounds very full-bodied when going for the highest, on the word “night” at 3:42. The classical arrangement here is well-done, though I prefer the more soulful version on Miss Carey’s CD.
Source the Diana Ross Project
I much prefer Diana’s version
I too prefer Diana Ross’ version more. In fact I love the Diana Ross version. It is so beautiful.

[after you]

Flutter Flutter my pretties

[after you]

This is without a doubt one of the most beautiful versions of all holy night merry Christmas all

[Boogiedown]

This is without a doubt one of the most beautiful versions of all holy night merry Christmas all


tell the truth after you, you're Diana Ross aren't you !!

[Ollie9]

tell the truth after you, you're Diana Ross aren't you !!

LOL. It’s a possibility.

[after you]

I strongly believe that you are Ebenezer Scrooge @ The cold within him froze his old features, nipped his pointed nose, shrivelled his cheek, stiffened his gait; made his eyes red, his thin lips blue; and spoke out shrewdly in his grating voice." Towards the end of the novella, the three spirits show Scrooge the error of his ways, and he becomes a better, more generous man. Merry Christmas you old blanket he blank blank

[Boogiedown]

oh my
now I'm not sure if I'm leaning more .....or less..... towards my suspicions :p

[jobeterob]

oh my
now I'm not sure if I'm leaning more .....or less..... towards my suspicions :p

Well it’s ok if someone dresses up as Diana.

[Boogiedown]

I'm not sure what that means , but it made me smile:)

[jobeterob]

I'm not sure what that means , but it made me smile:)

Well Diana is just a person, very successful, but like Queen Elizabeth, etc., not a diety

[JLoveLamar]

I.Am.SCREAMING @ this thread!

[TomatoTom123]

Oh my :p:p:p:p