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Anna Danes Rings In The Holidays With The Classic 'The Christmas Song'

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The classic "The Christmas Song", written in 1945 by Mel Tormé and Bob Wells, is newly re-recorded as a beautiful duet!

Anna Danes is a top Billboard jazz recording artist. Her current album "Find Your Wings", recorded at Capitol, debuted at #1 on iTunes Jazz. Anna is a sought after vocalist, often performing large scale National Anthems, corporate and private events as well as producing jazz. She has recently debuted her one woman show in New York and Los Angeles. Anna is about to make her national TV debut and perform live on a number of TV shows.

Richard Shelton is a Los Angeles-based British film, TV and theatre actor and acclaimed singer with a successful solo career. Shelton has recorded solo albums at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles and Abbey Road Studios in London. He is also a familiar voice on BBC Radio 2 and 4 with many live international appearances to his credit and has won many industry awards including Best Actor in a Leading Role portrayal of Frank Sinatra in the award-winning drama Rat Pack Confidential in London's West End.

The duet was recorded October 2016 at Studio City Sound, Los Angeles, as a bonus track for the release of "Find Your Wings" . It is the second duet for Anna and Richard, after the popular "That's All" duet, which is on her album.

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