A patriotic Christmas song, “1941,” recalls the WWII events of December 1941. It expresses appreciation for those who have served our country and laid down their lives for our freedom—dedicated to Jimmie’s parents, Pete & Marge.

A patriotic Christmas song, “1941,” recalls the WWII events of December 1941. It expresses appreciation for those who have served our country and laid down their lives for our freedom—dedicated to Jimmie’s parents, Pete &amp; Marge.

1941

A collection of some of Jimmie's favorite Christmas songs and a few originals.

Man! It's Christmas hits the ground running with a jubilant classic jazz rendition of the Bratcher-penned title track "Man! It's Christmas", which expresses the joy of the season while referencing just about every holiday symbol there is. A smokin’ jazz-funk version of “What Child Is This” follows, and it leads you into a down-home dobro-driven country blues arrangement of “Go Tell It On The Mountain.” Patriotic Christmas song “1941,” another original Bratcher tune, recalls the WWII events of December 1941. It expresses appreciation for those who have served our country and laid down their lives for our freedom. Backing Bratcher on the project are some world-class players, including Rick York (Suzy Bogguss, Lee Roy Parnell) on bass, Daron Tapscott (Joe Diffie) on fiddle, Kansas City’s Brandon Draper on drums and percussion, and Eric Stark on keys and trumpet.

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A collection of some of Jimmie's favorite Christmas songs and a few originals. Man! It's Christmas hits the ground running with a jubilant classic jazz rendition of the Bratcher-penned title track "Man! It's Christmas", which expresses the joy of the season while referencing just about every holiday symbol there is. A smokin’ jazz-funk version of “What Child Is This” follows, and it leads you into a down-home dobro-driven country blues arrangement of “Go Tell It On The Mountain.” Patriotic Christmas song “1941,” another original Bratcher tune, recalls the WWII events of December 1941. It expresses appreciation for those who have served our country and laid down their lives for our freedom. Backing Bratcher on the project are some world-class players, including Rick York (Suzy Bogguss, Lee Roy Parnell) on bass, Daron Tapscott (Joe Diffie) on fiddle, Kansas City’s Brandon Draper on drums and percussion, and Eric Stark on keys and trumpet.

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