Boring Organ
I kept thinking all season that I had shared this album out before with a different cover, but I don't see it anywhere in the archive except in a folder labelled "Not Shared". So I guess I meant to share it, but never actually finished it up. I suspect it wasn't all that exciting of a record, so I never felt the need to finish. It's still not that exciting of a record, but at least here I have what I think is the original cover, and not the much more common later re-issue. If you need more of the old-fashioned organ and chime Christmas music, this is your record. Please enjoy Charles R. Cronham-Christmas Carols (AKA Christmas Carols With Organ And Chimes) (Mercury MG 20040, Mono, 1953).
1. The First Noel
2. God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen
3. Here A Torch, Jeanette Isabella
4. Sleep, Little Dove
5. Shepherds! Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep
6. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
7. Good King Wenceslas
8. O Sanctissima
9. Good Christian Men, Rejoice
10. What Child Is This
11. Angels We Have Heard On High
12. Deck The Halls
13. Come, All Ye Shepherds
14. The Sleep Of The Child Jesus
15. Come, Ye Lofty, Come, Ye Lowly
16. Lo, How A Rose E're Blooming
17. At Solemn Midnight
MEGA
1. The First Noel
2. God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen
3. Here A Torch, Jeanette Isabella
4. Sleep, Little Dove
5. Shepherds! Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep
6. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
7. Good King Wenceslas
8. O Sanctissima
9. Good Christian Men, Rejoice
10. What Child Is This
11. Angels We Have Heard On High
12. Deck The Halls
13. Come, All Ye Shepherds
14. The Sleep Of The Child Jesus
15. Come, Ye Lofty, Come, Ye Lowly
16. Lo, How A Rose E're Blooming
17. At Solemn Midnight
MEGA
Merry Christmas, Ernie! Hope you are having a lovely holiday.
ReplyDeletePete
At the risk of being redundant, repetitive, and saying the same thing over and over again, this sort of thing is my cup of tea. Cheers!
ReplyDelete@humanebean,
ReplyDeleteAre you also going to be terse, succinct, short-winded and economical of both word and phrase and sentence and paragraph?
(H/T to David Frye for the above)