Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
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Join Old Crow Medicine Show on the Country Music Channel to discuss their new album, OCMS XMAS. "We're in the joy business," says frontman Ketch Secor, who launched the Grammy-winning band in 1998. "From the very start, a lot of the virtues of Christmas — the revelry, the singalongs, the happiness — have been present in our show." Nowhere is that more apparent than OCMS XMAS, the group's first holiday album. Decorated with seasonal spirit and string-band stomp, it's the rare breed of Christmas record that packs a punch all year long, shining new light on the band's chart-topping version of American roots music. Old Crow Medicine Show aren't just reinterpreting their favorite yuletide standards; they're adding new songs to the canon, too, from "Jolly Man" — a country-blues number inspired by Mississippi John Hurt and laced with harmonica, sleigh bells, and resonator guitar — to the Zydeco-flavored "All About A Baby."
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* Cover signed by OCMS *
Join Old Crow Medicine Show on the Country Music Channel to discuss their new album, OCMS XMAS. "We're in the joy business," says frontman Ketch Secor, who launched the Grammy-winning band in 1998. "From the very start, a lot of the virtues of Christmas — the revelry, the singalongs, the happiness — have been present in our show." Nowhere is that more apparent than OCMS XMAS, the group's first holiday album. Decorated with seasonal spirit and string-band stomp, it's the rare breed of Christmas record that packs a punch all year long, shining new light on the band's chart-topping version of American roots music. Old Crow Medicine Show aren't just reinterpreting their favorite yuletide standards; they're adding new songs to the canon, too, from "Jolly Man" — a country-blues number inspired by Mississippi John Hurt and laced with harmonica, sleigh bells, and resonator guitar — to the Zydeco-flavored "All About A Baby."
