CiJ 2025-Day 20

Time to see what's in the box for day twenty! I bet it's the same old collection of nonsense I've been sharing all month. Yep, looks like all the same old artists that you've been seeing this whole season. Luckily enough, I've almost shared all of some of those same-artist tracks, so you should start to see a higher percentage of new artists in the downloads. Or maybe you won't notice much of a difference at all, I'm never sure of anything around here.  The track of note for today is from the LP shown above, and that's really the most important part because I've been in that hall! It's the Coliseum in St. Petersburg, a city just a little north of me on Tampa Bay. We were there last year for a Christmas market and I remember thinking those big curved wooden beams were kind of cool. So when this LP showed up in the stacks, I was double excited to recognize the spot and to find a Christmas-adjacent song to share with you. You might not enjoy it as much as I did, but so be it.

1. Jamestown High School A Cappella Choir 1990-1991-James A. Bogey, Conductor-Carol-Noel (Songs Of '91, 1991)
2. Rex MacDonald And The Silver Kings-Moonlite In Vermont; September Song; Autumn Leaves (Dance-Along With Rex)
3. Texas Lutheran College Choir-Paul Engelstad, Director-Puer Natus Est Nobis (Sacred Music At Texas Lutheran College)
4. Northern Illinois University Wind Ensemble-Stephen Squires, Conductor-Christmas Classics (Alfred Concert Band Music (1986), 1986)
5. The Naasko Singers-Mistletoe (An Evening With Song, 1975)
6. Nashville Youth Symphony, Harry Lantz-Conductor-Children's Christmas March (Happy Sounds, 1976)
7. Jim Borden-Dance Carol (Jim Borden Sings Folk Songs-Christmas Carols, 1964)
8. Jenson Publications-Jingle Bell Rock (New Music For Concert Band-Volume 27-Easy Edition, 1990)

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