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Christmas (2011) is a Michael Buble album in the RetroVerse archive.
Christmas (2011) is a Michael Buble album in the RetroVerse archive. The RetroVerse catalog lists 20 tracks on this release. It peaked at #1 and spent 5 weeks at #1 across 72 total chart weeks. Major singles from the album include "It'S Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas", "Holly Jolly Christmas".

I'll Be Home for Christmas

Silver Bells (feat. Naturally 7)

Blue Christmas

All I Want for Christmas Is You

Winter Wonderland

Silent Night

Santa Claus Is Coming to Town

Ave Maria

Cold December Night

Frosty the Snowman (feat. The Puppini Sisters)

Michael's Christmas Greeting (Hidden Track) - Hidden Track

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

Santa Baby

The Christmas Song

Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)

Holly Jolly Christmas

It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas

Jingle Bells (feat. The Puppini Sisters)

White Christmas (duet with Shania Twain)

Mis Deseos / Feliz Navidad (duet with Thalia)
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Albums with similar chart journeys share comparable chart arcs — how they climbed, peaked, and endured on the chart.
A Christmas return — the song came back during the late-year season when familiar hits reclaim the chart. Entered at #3, climbed steadily for 5 weeks to reach #1, stayed at #1 for 5 weeks and fell quickly across 10 weeks on the chart. Returned after 42 weeks off the chart at #101, reaching #3 over 10 more weeks. Returned after 43 weeks off the chart at #116, reaching #8 over 9 more weeks. Returned after 43 weeks off the chart at #120, reaching #7 over 9 more weeks. Returned after 44 weeks off the chart at #172, reaching #8 over 9 more weeks. Returned after 43 weeks off the chart at #129, reaching #8 over 9 more weeks. Returned after 44 weeks off the chart at #65, reaching #8 over 7 more weeks. Returned after 44 weeks off the chart at #92, reaching #3 over 9 more weeks. 72 total weeks on chart.