Traditional male quartet singing and Christmas songs seem to always go together and the Melody Boys Quartet Christmas project is a great combination of the two!  "God's Christmas" seems destined to become a Christmas favorite for years to come!

This project has several familiar songs like "Beautiful Star Of Bethlehem!"  This song is a favorite of mine and I enjoy their version.  "Winter Wonderland" is another enjoyable seasonable song, especially for those of us who live in a real, live winter wonderland!  "Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne" is a song you don't hear much these days but the song is a good one and the guys do a great job with it.

I must admit I don't know the next song titled "Dawn Of Redeeming Grace."  It is a well written song and the performance from the Melody Boys Quartet is outstanding.  A medley of "Joy Unspeakable" and "Joy To The World" is next and is followed by a Gaither song titled "Hope For The Ages."  The true classic, "White Christmas" is next and their version of this song is very enjoyable!

"The Birthday Of A King" is another of those old Christmas Carols you don't hear much anymore.  I do enjoy the song and an added bonus of a third verse co-written by group member Gerald Williams and Judy Cox Keisler.  "God's Christmas" is the title song and I admit I was curious about it.  It is a very strong song and I love the message of it.  The project wraps up with the ever popular "O Holy Night."  That song is still all time favorite Christmas song I love to hear it sung well.  The Melody Boys Quartet sang it beautifully!

"God's Christmas" is a great effort from the Melody Boys Quartet.  The group has been turning out quality music for a long time and this project will be another in a long line.  The project is well thought out with song selection, the production is great and even the artwork on the front is festive and will help put you in the Christmas Spirit!  My favorite songs from the project are "O Holy Night," "Winter Wonderland" and "God's Christmas."  It's another good one from the Melody Boys Quartet!  For more information visit their website at www.themelodyboysquartet.com.