ReJoyce: The Christmas Album - A Special Limited Edition Christmas Collection EP

A Special Limited Edition Christmas Collection EP

A Special Limited Edition Christmas Collection
EP by Jessica Simpson
Released September 14, 2004
Recorded 2004
Genre Pop, Christmas
Length 25:53
Label Columbia Records
Producer Billymann

Simpson 's first EP, titled A Special Limited Edition Christmas Collection, is packaged with the ReJoyce: The Christmas Album deluxe editions that are available exclusively on her official music store.

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