This one is based on the 1980 Alan Parsons Project album 'The Turn of a Friendly Card,' one of his favorites. Here's a happy holidays to you and yours from Mike Solof. I could be wrong, but I believe this is a screenshot of their video for 'Mamma Mia.'

However, for this album cover, I'm only showing the three sisters, 'cos I thought it's a nice image of the three of them singing into the same microphone. There are six people in the Petersens band, five of them members of the Petersen family. To some, it might seem gimmicky, but I think it just shows that some songs are just really good songs, so they work well in very different styles if played by talented people. You'll see plenty of that here, with songs like 'Bohemian Rhapsody' by Queen and 'I Want It That Way' by the Backstreet Boys getting a radical makeover. They also have a special talent for taking songs from all sorts of genres and turning them into acoustic folk tunes. The Petersens have done some nice originals, but their main forte is cover songs. Don't mind the fact that even though this is 'Home Concerts 3,' the first songs here come before the dates of those two concerts. This, by contrast, is a collection of individual songs that they also originally posted on YouTube. I previously posted two full concerts they did, which they had originally posted on YouTube. They play the sort of music you might want to play on family gatherings on holidays. The Petersens are an American, Christian, wholesome, acoustic family band. But, in my opinion, it has the sort of vibe. There isn't a single Christmas song on it. Happy holidays! Technically, this isn't a Christmas album.

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