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| Artist     : Elliott Yamin                                                 |
| Album      : My Kind Of Holiday                                            |
| Bitrate    : VBR kbps                                                      |
| Label      : TRP / Fontana                                                 |
| Year       : 2008                                                          |
| Genre      : Pop                                                           |
| Rip date   : Sep-25-2008                                                   |
| Store date : Oct-07-2008                                                   |
| Size       : 40,9 MB                                                       |
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|Track Listing:                                                              |
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| 01 - This Christmas                            04:16                       |
| 02 - Warm Me Up                                03:09                       |
| 03 - Jingle Bells                              02:45                       |
| 04 - A Very Merry Christmas                    03:12                       |
| 05 - Little Drummer Boy                        03:03                       |
| 06 - Back Door Santa                           02:25                       |
| 07 - The Christmas Song                        02:59                       |
| 08 - Merry Christmas Baby                      02:50                       |
| 09 - Let's Be Naughty                          03:03                       |
| 10 - Christmas Without Carol                   03:02                       |
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|                                                30:44 min                   |
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|  Vocalist Elliott Yamin first gained recognition as the second runner-up   |
|  on the fifth season of the reality show American Idol. Born in 1978 in    |
|  Los Angeles to a painter father and former professional singer mother,    |
|  Yamin eventually moved with his family to Richmond, VA, where he          |
|  attended middle school and high school. Around the time he turned 14,     |
|  Yamin's parents divorced, and thus began a period of some personal        |
|  difficulty for the singer. Already close to 90 percent deaf in his right  |
|  ear, Yamin was also diagnosed at 16 with type 1 diabetes. In his          |
|  sophomore year of high school he dropped out and began working at a       |
|  Footlocker and later as a clerk at a pharmacy. Though Yamin ultimately    |
|  earned his GED, his focus had already shifted full-time to pursuing a     |
|  singing career, and he found various performance opportunities including  |
|  work with a jazz band on a local radio station under the moniker E-Dub.   |
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|  In 2006, Yamin quit his job at the pharmacy to audition for American      |
|  Idol in Boston, MA. Singing Leon Russell's "A Song for You" -- made       |
|  famous by Yamin's personal idol, soul singer Donny Hathaway -- Yamin      |
|  made it through the first round of auditions and moved on to the second   |
|  and all-important Hollywood round. A likable performer with a knack for   |
|  romantic soul ballads and a laid-back stage presence, Yamin was a fan     |
|  favorite from the start and ultimately made it to the final-three round   |
|  along with eventual runner-up Katharine McPhee and eventual winner        |
|  Taylor Hicks. In December of 2006, Yamin announced he had signed a        |
|  publishing deal with Sony, and he released a cover of Donny Hathaway's    |
|  "This Christmas" on iTunes. In 2007, Yamin released his self-titled solo  |
|  album.                                                                    |
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