2022 At 78 RPM-Part 35
Update-4 Jan 2023-Added tracklist for searching.
1. Bibletone-Adeste Fideles
2. The Philharmonic Orchestra Of Los Angeles Under The Direction Of Alfred Wallenstein-Ave Maria
3. Clark & McMullen-Christmas Roses
4. Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers-God Gave Us Christmas
5. Stepping Tones-Jingle Bells And Frosty The Snow Man (Christmas Medley)
6. Les Petits Chanteurs À La Croix De Bois-Las Posadas (Canción De Navidad)
7. Owen Bradley And His Quintet-Merry Christmas Rhumba
8. Andrews Sisters With Vic Schoen And His Orchestra-Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
9. Virginie Morgan Son Orgue Électrique Et Ses Rythmes-Promenade En Traineau (Sleigh Ride)
10. Eddie Cletro With The Frontiersmen-Santa Claus, Jr.
11. Glenn Davis At The Hammond Organ-The Skaters Polka
12. Anglo-Persians, Direction Of Louis Katzman-The Toy-Town Admiral (Almirante Del Pueblo De Juguetes)
13. Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra-Vocal Refrain By Edythe Wright-There's Frost On The Moon (Hay Niebla En La Luna)
14. Bobby Doyle With Ray Bloch's Orchestra And Choir-White Christmas
15. Whiz-Xmas Tree
16. Columbia Stellar Quartette-Ye Olden Yuletide Hymns-Part I
17. Nelson King And Mervin Shiner-An Old Christmas Card
18. Nev Simons With His Ambassadors Of Note-Every Day Is Just A Holiday
19. Frank And James McCravy-It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
20. Einar Ekberg-Baritone With Orchestra-Joy To The World!
21. Joe Graydon With The Skylarks-On This Christmas Eve
22. Petula Clark With Joe Henderson Quartette-Three Little Kittens
23. Mills Brothers-Instrumental Accompaniment Directed By Sy Oliver-You Don't Have To Be A Santa Claus (When Christmas Comes Around)
24. Charles R. Cronham On Chimes, Marble Church, N.Y.C.-The First Noel
25. Bing Crosby-I'll Be Home For Christmas
26. Richard Keys Biggs-The First Noel
27. Michael Stewart-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
28. The Choir Of Westminster Abbey, Conductor: Dr. William McKie, Organ: Dr. Osborne Peasgood-In The Bleak Midwinter
29. Earl Rogers, Tenor-Jolly Old St. Nicholas
30. Unknown Artist-Rise Up, Sheperd, And Foller
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An overwhelming supply of good stuff. You have been so diligent this year that Santa is sure to reward you come December 25.
ReplyDeleteI like the looks of the Oscar McLollie record and the one titled "WHIZ - Xmas Tree."
GREAT!
ReplyDeleteBig BIG thanks for your continuing efforts, Ernie!
ReplyDeleteBecause it's important to me, and maybe to someone else, I've created a playlist. I make no promises regards accuracy or utility.
PLAYLIST
Andrews Sisters-Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
Anglo-Persians-The Toy-Town Admiral
Bibletone-Adeste Fideles
Bing Crosby-White Christmas-I'll Be Home For Christmas
Bobby Doyle-White Christmas
Charles R Cronham-The First Noel-A Joyous Christmas Song
Clark & McMullen-Christmas Roses
Columbia Stellar Quartette-Ye Olden Yuletide Hymns-Part I
Earl Rogers-Jolly Old St. Nicholas
Eddie Cletro-Santa Claus, Jr.
Einar Ekberg-Joy To The World!
Frank And James McCravy-It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
Glenn Davis-The Skaters Polka
Jingle Bells-Jolly Old St. Nicholas-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Joe Graydon-On This Christmas Eve
Les Petits Chanteurs A La Croix De Bois-Las Posadas
Mills Brothers-You Don't Have To Be A Santa Claus (When Christmas Comes Around)
Nelson King And Mervin Shiner-An Old Christmas Card
Nev Simons-Every Day Is Just A Holiday
Oscar McLollie And His Honey Jumpers-God Gave Us Christmas
Owen Bradley-Merry Christmas Rhumba
Petula Clark-Three Little Kittens
Richard Keys Biggs-An Organ Concert Of Carols
Richard Keys Biggs-The First Noel-Angels From The Realms Of Glory
Stepping Tones-Jingle Bells And Frosty The Snow Man
The Choir Of Westminster Abbey-In The Bleak Midwinter
The Philharmonic Orchestra Of Los Angeles Under The Direction Of Alfred Wallenstein-Ave Maria
Tommy Dorsey-There's Frost On The Moon
Virginie Morgan-Promenade En Traineau (Sleigh Ride)
Voices Of America-Rise Up, Shepherd, And Foller
Whiz-Xmas Tree
Thanks Ernie for the many presents in this week's offering! Besides the subtle and delicate "Xmass Tree", "God Gave Us Christmas " and "Merry Christmas Rhumba" are standouts.
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ReplyDeleteThis batch actually did cause quite a bit of talk amongst myself!
ReplyDeleteI have a mild obsession with the song "An Old Christmas Card" and I’ve never run across this version.
Another mild obsession is the label of "On This Christmas Eve" by Joe Graydon. I’ve had the track on a CD for a while, but I’d never seen a promo or stock scan of the 78 or 45 label before now.
So, thanks for your continued efforts. You’re helping in ways you don’t even know!
Thanks all, for the many fine comments. Glad there was something in there for everyone. And thanks for the list. I wish I had the time to list out the contents in all my 78 posts, but there never seem to be enough hours in the day.
ReplyDeleteMore to come, promise!
ReplyDeleteI missed this batch last month. I'm glad I checked and found the Mills Brothers track here. I don't have any idea how many Christmas songs they recorded, but I have seen about 3 or 4 that aren't on their one Christmas album I have. Thanks, Ernie!