CiJ 2025-Day 14

Nothing much special I can think of about the 14th. Not quite the middle of the month, but certainly not the beginning. Oh well, can't say something witty every day, I suppose. The highlight track of the day is a nice version of Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year by Patty Weaver. I just thought this was another pretty girl singer, but when I looked her up at Discogs, I was surprised to find that she was a long-time soap opera actress and she has an interesting looking Christmas CD out there that I need to keep an eye out for. She sings a Christmas song about Elvis on there, and that's right up my alley. I even shared out a single by her at Christmas last year and didn't make a connection. (Apologies for leaving the shrink wrap on there when I took the picture. I didn't think it was going to be that bad, yet it's that bad...) In the meantime, download and enjoy another eight tracks of Christmas fun!

1. Aled Jones-Organyyd Huw Tregelles Williams-Ave Maria (Ave Maria, 1984)
2. Choir Of St. Andrew's Collegiate Church, Steyning, West Sussex, Music Director: Neil A. Page, Soloists: Nigel Newman, Ian Mumford, Melanie Lumsdaine, Kate Goddard-Matins Responsory (I Was Glad, 1985)
3. Patty Weaver-Spring Will Be A Little Late This Year (Patty Weaver Sings "As Time Goes By", 1976)
4. Jamestown High School A Cappella Choir 1990-1991-Men Of Tomorrow-James A. Bogey, Conductor-Little Innocent Lamb (Songs Of '91, 1991)
5. The Naasko Singers-Ring Christmas Bells (An Evening With Song, 1975)
6. Northern Illinois University Wind Ensemble-Stephen Squires, Conductor-Christmas Processional (Alfred Young Concert Band Music (1988), 1988)
7. Jim Borden-Polish Lullabye (Jim Borden Sings Folk Songs-Christmas Carols, 1964)
8. Jenson Publications And Purifoy Publishing-Mary Had A Baby (Choral Celebration Vol. VI, 1984)

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