Shania Twain joined Michael Buble via Skype from Switzerland to record her lyrics for a version of 'White Christmas' that appeared on his 2011 'Christmas' album.

Last summer, Buble promised a "bouncy" version of the song with Twain, and the final cut lives up to that billing. His album included a number of other standards. “I wanted to make the quintessential Christmas record,” he said in a video chat. “I wanted to make a record that would outlive me, and I wanted to do for people what Bing Crosby did for me. He introduced me to the world of jazz and melody.”

"I remember watching the 'Home Alone' movie and hearing, I think it was the Drifters going, 'Ba do ba doo bop bop.'"

Twain sings in a baby doll style during much of the preview. It's a cutesy sound fans haven't heard much of from the country singer. "I think we sort of gave it a fresh new take, and I think people will really enjoy it," Buble says.