A Gift
Ah, it's good to be up and out of the bed finally. That's certainly not the sickest I've ever been, not by a long shot, but it sure picked a bad time. I've got so much to do here in these last few days before Christmas, and I'm not even counting all the things I'd hoped to do here at the blog. But I'll try to get a few choice goodies up for you, since you've been so nice to me while I was ill. This share is a record that Buster over at Big Ten Inch Record gave to me. I couldn't believe he was being so generous with such a great record, but it turns out that he had two. Also, it turns out to not be as great as I'd hoped. Though there's a long list of stars on the front cover, they all sing as one big chorus with only two tracks featuring soloists. But since one of those tracks features Bob & Dolores Hope dueting on Silver Bells, I'm not gonna complain too much about the rest of the record. So fire up your download finger and help yourself to The Voices Of Christmas With Les Brown And His Band Of Renown-Hark, The Stars Of Hollywood Sing (Coral CRL 757307, Stereo). Thanks, Buster!
1. Jingle Bells
2. The First Noel
3. O Come All Ye Faithful
4. Coventry Carol
5. Deck The Halls
6. Winter Wonderland
7. The Twelve Days Of Christmas
8. Silver Bells-Featuring Dolores & Bob Hope
9. The Carol Of The Bells
10. It's Christmas Time Again
11. Gloria In Excelsis
12. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
13. I Wonder As I Wander
14. Good King Wenceslas
15. O Holy Night
16. The Stranger with Silent Night- Featuring Reginald Owen
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1. Jingle Bells
2. The First Noel
3. O Come All Ye Faithful
4. Coventry Carol
5. Deck The Halls
6. Winter Wonderland
7. The Twelve Days Of Christmas
8. Silver Bells-Featuring Dolores & Bob Hope
9. The Carol Of The Bells
10. It's Christmas Time Again
11. Gloria In Excelsis
12. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
13. I Wonder As I Wander
14. Good King Wenceslas
15. O Holy Night
16. The Stranger with Silent Night- Featuring Reginald Owen
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He lives!!!!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!
You're welcome, fella! Glad you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteErnie - whataguy! Glad you are better, and wonderful of you to present still more Christmas goodies. For Reginald Owen alone, I had to listen to this share. You see, he's "Scrooge" in the 1938
ReplyDeleteversion of "A Christmas Carol". Gene Lockhart is splendid as Bob Cratchit, and this version has become the favourite at the tanktop household.
Thanks a lot, eh!