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Elf: Original Soundtrack,Various Artists

- Elf: Original Soundtrack
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Various Artists
Released 2003

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01:54
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Nothing From Nothing
02:37
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Winter Wonderland
02:30
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songs

- 1
- Pennies From Heaven
- 02:22
- 16,096 plays

- 2
- Sleigh Ride
- 02:58
- 13,690 plays

- 3
- Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
- 02:26
- 11,328 plays

- 4
- Sleigh Ride/Santa Claus Party
- 04:25
- 10,123 plays

- 5
- Baby, It's Cold Outside
- 03:32
- 54,014 plays

- 6
- Jingle Bells
- 01:49
- 12,359 plays

- 7
- The Nutcracker Suite
- 07:09
- 10,234 plays

- 8
- Christmas Island
- 03:37
- 8,482 plays

- 9
- Santa Baby
- 03:26
- 14,820 plays

- 10
- Winter Wonderland
- 02:30
- 9,496 plays

- 11
- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
- 01:54
- 9,636 plays

- 12
- Nothing From Nothing
- 02:37
- 9,563 plays

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album review

Reflecting the warmth and personality Jon Favreau brought to his holiday comedy Elf, the movie's soundtrack features a dozen Christmas and holiday songs picked by Favreau. Most of these songs have a retro appeal, including Louis Prima's "Pennies From Heaven," Ella Fitzgerald's "Sleigh Ride," and Eartha Kitt's "Santa Baby." Leon Redbone appears on three of the tracks, "Winter Wonderland," "Christmas Island," and in a duet of "Baby It's Cold Outside" with Zooey Deschanel. Other highlights include Brian Setzer's lounge and rockabilly tinged "Nutcracker Suite," Ferrante & Teicher/Les Baxters' "Sleigh Ride"/Santa Claus Party," and Billy Preston's "Nothing From Nothing." A charming soundtrack, Elf also manages to outclass many Christmas albums in terms of holiday cheer. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide