Following the release of his self-titled debut disc, Michael Bublé capped off 2003 by issuing an EP of snow-covered songs that acted as a holiday postscript to his previous recordings. Although Let It Snow doesn't shed any new light on these five Christmas chestnuts, the combination of Bublé's Sinatra-lite croon and pretty arrangements creates a lovely holiday ambience that will be a cozy addition to any winter evening. The most successful song in the set is producer David Foster's own "Grown-Up Christmas List," which is slowly becoming a holiday favorite thanks to its classic standard sound and hopeful message. Bublé's subtle version, with its delicate orchestral accompaniment, allows the song's pretty melody to shine through like a beloved ornament on the tree. The remaining tracks offer up basic ballads like "White Christmas," with only the opening title track providing a mildly upbeat flavor. Until Michael Bublé can swing his way through a full meal of holiday songs, Let It Snow offers a few tasty appetizers for the yuletide days. [Reprise / WEA's 2007 reissue featured one bonus track, a live version of "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!"] ~ Aaron Latham, All Music Guide
John Chiodini (Guitar), Johnny Mandel (Arranger), Humberto Gatica (Producer), Mark Small (Sax (Alto)), Sara Cumings (Design), Jorge Vivo (Digital Editing), Nick Vagenas (Trombone), Neil Devor (Engineer), Neil Devor (Synthesizer Programming), Cristián Robles (Digital Editing), Jumaane Smith (Trumpet), Jorge Vivo (Assistant), Randy Waldman (Arranger), Alan Chang (Piano), Alejandro Rodriguez (Assistant), Bryan Lipps (Trumpet), David Tull (Drums), Craig Polasko (Bass), Neil Devor (Digital Editing), Brian Bromberg (Bass), Frank Basile (Sax (Baritone)), Alejandro Rodriguez (Engineer), Randy Napoleon (Guitar), Humberto Gatica (Mixing), Humberto Gatica (Engineer), Jeri Heiden (Art Direction), Randy Waldman (Keyboards), Glen Nakasako (Design), Jeremy Lubbock (Strings), Courtney Blooding (Assistant)