56-Scoop Number Eight

We're getting down to the bottom of the stack here, there are only a few more days worth of shares left. I'm having a hard time getting all the files processed in time to share them, so that tells me I just need to back off and let this seemingly bottomless well of Christmas music run dry for another year. But we're not there yet, and I hope the bottom of the stack doesn't equal bottom of the barrel.  There's good stuff here, stuff I bet many of you have never heard. If any of you have heard of Buddy Bear before, well, I want to know where!  This is a great selection of stuff from the collection of The Internet Archive, and you can't go wrong with it.  Download it now and save it for next year if you must, it may be gone by then, you just never know!

MEGA

Update-5 Jan 2023-Added a tracklist for searchability.

1. Bob Atcher With Ginger, Jean, And Dolores Dinning-Blue Christmas
2. Willie Lewis And His Negro Band-Christmas Night In Harlem
3. Dick Hyman Trio-Dick Hyman At The Organ-I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm
4. Gene Lowell-Jingle Bells And Other Songs For Winter Fun-Side 1
5. Freeman Clark At The Piano-Vaughn Abbey, Bass-Glenn Corrigan, Guitar-Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
6. Bunny Berigan And His Orchestra-Vocal Refrain By Ruth Bradley-Roses In December (From The RKO Film "The Life Of The Party") (Rosas En Diciembre)
7. Beryl Davis With Russ Case And His Orchestra-Spring In December (Passano Gli Anni)
8. Gene Lowell-Jingle Bells And Other Songs For Winter Fun-Side 2
9. Tony Martin With Orchestra Under Direction Of David Rose-Nazareth (A Sacred Song)
10. Guy Lombardo And His Royal Canadians-Vocal Chorus By Kenny Gardner And The Lombardo Trio-Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
11. Charles Hilton-Silent Night, Hallowed Night
12. Frankie Yankovic And His Yanks-Vocal Chorus By Frankie Yankovic And Al Leslie-There'll Always Be A Christmas
13. Father Flanagan's Boys Town Choir-Rev. Francis P. Schmitt, Director-Glory To God In The Highest
14. Cecil Roy (The Voice of Buddy and Mommy Bear) With The Larkin Sisters And Wm. F. Wirges At The Console-A Letter To Santa Claus