Cleveland!
Dipping back in the archives for another American city to visit, here's an old share from 2006 that features Cleveland, Ohio. Been sharing this one out for a long time now, but it's still got some life left in it. Give a listen to Christmas In Cleveland (Delta Records Of Ohio, Processed and Pressed by Columbia, XCTV-84680/1, Mono).
1. Bay High School Choir-Joyous Christmas Song
2. Bedford High School A Cappella Choir-Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming
3. Berea High School Choir-Hallelujah (The Mount Of Olives)
4. Cathedral Latin High School Glee Club-Carol Of The Drum
5. Cleveland Heights High School Choir-O Holy Night
6. East High School Choral Club-Traditional Medley-The First Noel-Silent Night
7. Glenville High School Choral Club-16th Century Church Music-Gloria Parti-Palestrina
8. Holy Name High School Choir-Ring Christmas Bells
9. John Marshall High School Choir-Christmas Was Meant For Children
10. Lakewood High School Choir-Now Is The Carolling Season
11. Lutheran High School West Choir-Jesous Ahatonhia
12. Magnificat High School Senior Choir-Adeste Fidelis
13. Notre Dame Academy Choral Club-To The Manger
14. Our Lady Of Lourdes High School A Cappella Choir-The Sleigh (a la Russe)
15. Parma Senior High School Concert Choir-Away In A Manger
16. West High School Choral Club-Heavenly Light
MEGA
A local favorite!
ReplyDeleteit’s a good thing that it’s me who saw this and not some of the social justice warriors i know. they would weep and wax indignant at a charity named ‘the society for crippled children’ . they’d want to give back the money raised, unsing the songs, unpraise the lord. me, i don’t care. i get called a lot worse. it rather reminds me of an incident on the job some years ago. i was working with a couple of dominicans when a girl on crutches passed us by. the first guy, let’s say he was pretty new to the country and trying hard to learn the language, he pointed and said, “look at that girl… she crippled.” the second guy, a borough assimulant, replied, “don’t say ‘crippled’. that’s a bad word now. you gotta say ‘handicapped’ for people like that.” of course, i never miss an opportunity to lord it over people. after all, i not only graduated from high school, i graduated with honors. so i chimed in, “actually, you can’t say ‘handicapped’ anymore. the socially acceptable term now is ‘physically challenged’.” the first guy thought a moment and said, “physily bull***t, she crippled”.
ReplyDeletea rose by any other name…
Thank you!
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