Ursula's eclectic musical background led her to produce a Christmas album of varying genres and styles not usually seen with solo artists. Often referred to as the Karen Carpenter voice, her rich harmonies, vocal range and arrangements all combine to bring you the warmth, love and joy of the holiday season. 　　 　　Track 1: Starting with the light-hearted Christmas swing number, Santa Baby, she adds a bit of 40's style harmonies to the vocals. 　　Track 2: There's a new twist to Wham's Last Christmas with an ending she calls her million dollar ending. Love the rhythm section. 　　Track 3: O Come Emmanuel has an inspiring Latin descant filling the cathedral and perhaps your soul. 　　Track 4: Merry, Merry Christmas, Darlin' is an original country ballad whose steel guitar will get you in the country mood. 　　Track 5: A samba folk-like rendition of Silent Night follows featuring a two and a half octave vocal range. The guitarist is something to behold. 　　Track 6: She adds her four granddaughters to the southern gospel tune, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, a multigenerational, GRAMMY Hall of Fame song about family here on earth and up above. Her arrangement is based on the original words of the song and brings home its true meaning. 　　Track 7: Ursula's keyboard skills are brought to fruition with I'll Be Home for Christmas, which starts with a solo piano that is joined by bass and drums for a upbeat jazz swing number. 　　Track 8: The Carpenter sound is alive and well with the deep tones of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, a traditional style carol with a touch of jazz harmonies here and there. 　　Track 9: The Christmas Song presents strings and electric piano encompassing the passion of countermelodies. 　　 　　Ursula recorded her own vocals and synth sounds in her basement studio, which her son, Jeff, helped her build in 2011.The studio musicians (Jason, Ryan, Stephen, Tim, Paul, George) were also recorded at Home Studio Records by her son. They went on to mixing which was finalized and mastered at a local studio by Ryan. 　　 　　In conclusion, she wishes that you all have a....Forever Christmas.