Darius Rucker Home For The HolidaysDarius Rucker leaves his newly adopted country home behind for a bit of uptown swinging swagger on 2014's Home for the Holidays. This 12 track collection of standards apart from "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" and "O Come, All Ye Faithful," they're all secular; apart from the nondescript original "What God Wants for Christmas," they're all well known is all delivered in the mock Sinatra style that has come to suggest Christmas in popular culture. The

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stepping into the shoes of his teenage self

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