Wednesday, July 09, 2025

CiJ 2025-Day 9

Day 9, nothing really special about day 9 I'm afraid. I'll point you to the selection by Bette Stalnecker today, not for the special lyrics she created for the classic White Christmas, but for the fact that I ripped her contributions a couple of years ago but forgot to share them. The LP popped up in my collection recently and looked really familiar, but I couldn't find where I had ever shared the tracks. I eventually discovered an old rip in my collection and I must have forgotten to put it in the Christmas In July folder that year. I wonder how many other songs I've missed out on over the past twenty years because I didn't put it in the correct folder. I bet it's a non-zero number. But I've got it corrected this year, you can now listen to her at-times masculine voice over and over again. Oh, I also wanted to point out the Mannheim Steamroller link in one of the arrangement sampler albums. There's not much of note in most of those, but I thought it kind of funny that they made a big deal about using Chip Davis' arrangement. Enjoy!

1. Clear Springs Chorus, Directed By Miss Shari Steffen, Accompanist: Mrs. Patricia Paul-We Need A Little Christmas (Clear Springs Chorus Sings)
2. Bette Stalnecker With The Keyboard Artistry Of John Bos And The Bob Cline Singers-White Christmas (Christmas/Spirit)
3. Hal Leonard Concert Band-A Fresh Aire Christmas (Hal Leonard Concert Band 1990 Easy Edition, 1990)
4. Choir Of St. Andrew's Collegiate Church, Steyning, West Sussex, Music Director: Neil A. Page-Prayer For A New Mother (I Was Glad, 1985)
5. Northern Illinois University Wind Ensemble-We Three Kings And All That Jazz (Alfred's Concert Band '84, 1984)
6. Jim Borden-What Shall We Give? (Jim Borden Sings Folk Songs-Christmas Carols, 1964)
7. Jenson Publications-Jingle Bells (New Music For Concert Band-Volume 27-Easy Edition, 1990)

MEGA (FLAC)





 
 

4 comments:

  1. Another great selection Ernie, thank you!

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  2. Well, at least you found the missing Stainecker tracks. I've had things disappear altogether. Thanks for the tunes, as always!

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    1. All these years and I still don't have a good reliable system in place. :(

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