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Ebony, Dec, 2003
> With GO TELL ON THE MOUNTAIN (Real World), THE BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA fulfill a longtime dream by releasing its first Christmas album in the group's 60-year career. It is well worth the wait. Solomon Burke is featured on "I Pray on Christmas," as is the angelic-voiced Aaron Neville on "Joy to the World." Other guest artists include Mavis Staples on "Born in Bethlehem," George Clinton and Robert Randolph on "Away in a Manger," and jazz maestro Les McCann on "White Christmas."
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