Oak Ridge Boys' Yuletide

'Christmas Cookies' From Grammy-Winning Group

(CBS)  Long before singing groups such as the Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC were even a glimmer in someone's eye, country legends The Oak Ridge Boys were showing how it's done.

In their three decades together, the chart-topping quartet has sold more than 30 million albums, racked up over a dozen No. 1 hits, and have won almost every country music award imaginable.

The Boys' latest project is a yuletide album called "Christmas Cookies."

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The group is also involved with The National Anthem Project, a multi-year effort to teach Americans "The Star-Spangled Banner." The national education campaign is led by the National Association for Music Education. First lady Laura Bush serves as the Honorary Chairperson.

Visit The Oak Ridge Boys' Web site to learn more about them.