Kenneth Plain Libros

In 1954 suburbia five best friends (all named Carol) set out to present a Christmas program that people "will remember for the rest of their lives" at the local high school. Unfortunately, egos, miscommunication, and a power outage turn their quest for perfection into a madcap misadventure that somehow manages to salvage their camaraderie and the spirit of the holidays. Bursting with wonderful new songs and lush arrangements of Christmas classics, this riotous romp is destined to become a yuletide favorite.

Four Canadian lumberjacks, isolated in a cabin somewhere in the wilderness, are living out their dreams of all becoming internet sensations with their Christmas webcast. Using webcams and laptops, they serenade their cyber audience with a broad spectrum of musical genres: barbershop, classical, hip-hop, smooth jazz, rap, glee club, rock, and many more. And just like all pop star wannabes, they hold contests, sell merchandising, and give shout outs to their loyal fans, "The Jackals." Their warmth, charm, and quirkiness provide a big ol' holiday bear hug loaded with traditional song favorites and fresh new melodies.