2023 After Party
Things get a little slow here at the blog visitor-wise after Christmas, but I usually try to keep sharing for the full twelve days of Christmas. That means that there are a bunch of shares in the archives that you may not have seen yet. So as I've done a few times over the past few years (2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022), here's a long list of links to things I shared out after Christmas last year. All the download links should still be good, so if you're frustrated by the slow pace of the shares this season, this will keep you busy for a bit.
Heidi-The Night Before Christmas
Tammy-Merry Christmas With Tammy
Red & Ralph-Christmas Together
Susie & Allie-Christmas With Susie & Allie
Kukla, Fran & Ollie-Merry Christmas From Kukla, Fran & Ollie
Marcy Tigner-Christmas With Marcy-Sing With Marcy
Pina Alvarez Y Sus Coros-Cantata De Navidad
Los Nuevos Murcianos-Navidad Con Los Nuevos Murcianos
Las Voces Blancas-Un Regalo De Las Voces Blancas
Alba Rosa Castro-Alba Rosa En Concierto De Navidad
Coro Infantil "La Trepa"-La Eterna Navidad
Fiestas Navideñas (Melodias Navideñas Vol. 2)
Celebremos Noche Buena Con Sonora Matancera
Oscar Brand And The Ski Bums-A Snow Job For Skiers-Ribald Songs For The Stretch Pants Set
The Wegeman Brothers, Ray Whitaker Orchestra-Gentleman Skiers-Ski Songs By The Wegeman Brothers
The Blazers & The Yodelin' Guides-Track!-Songs Of The Skiers
Christine-Christine's Christmas
Christmas...With Love From Jim & Tammy
Happy Organ-All-Time Christmas Favorites
Happy Organ-20 Christmas Favorites
The Magic Organ-A Magic Christmas
The Magic Organ-The Musical Magic Of Christmas
The Organ Masters-Merry Christmas!
The Organ Orchestra-That Happy Christmas Feeling
The Honolulu Boy Choir-Christmas With The Honolulu Boy Choir
Ben Zeller-A Visit With Santa Claus
Carlene Davis-Christmas Reggae Rock
Charlotte Choral Society-Music From "The Singing Christmas Tree"
The C.C. Company-The Living Christmas Tree
Dr. Jerry Falwell Presents...The Living Christmas Tree
Roger Williams With The Concert Grand Orchestra-Christmas Time
Roger Williams Plays Christmas Songs
Evie-Come On, Ring Those Bells
Tino Rossi-C'Est La Belle Nuit de Noël...
Charles Aznavour-My Christmas Album
Renē Simard Et Les Disciples de Messenet-Noël Autour Du Monde
The Rolling Snows-Crystal Christmas For The 80's
Floyd Cramer-We Wish You A Merry Christmas
The Rhodes Kids-Rock 'N Rhodes Christmas
The Toreador Brass-Tijuana Christmas
The Mexicali Brass-Christmas With The Mexicali Brass
The Mexicali Brass-Winter Wonderland
Monterey Brass-Christmas Brass
Tijuana Voices With Brass-Tijuana Voices With Brass Sing Merry Christmas!
The Border Brass-Tijuana Christmas
And that's where the season ended last year. I noticed a lot more comments on some of those than I remember, so maybe it's just the non-commenting visitors that tuned out after Christmas. I know the numbers that I can see on the backend show a serious decline in visitors, but I try to keep the spirit going for as long as possible. Anyhow, if you missed any of these after Christmas last year, now's your chance to stock up. All sales are final, no returns!
It's always a good idea to double check my inventory on the Ernie folder/drive. -Organ
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to keep it a little simpler this year. :)
DeleteYes, I've noticed that you're slacking off this year, with only 45 records each day.
ReplyDeleteWell, it's not 45 albums...
DeleteHi Ernie,
ReplyDeleteHonestly, I cannot understand people. Well, we are all different I know.
Anyway, it is like those that put up a Christmas tree Christmas Eve, and then take it down the day after Christmas.
There are always gems you offer early on in the season and towards the end. Always wonders to be hold.
Bless you for all your work.
Oh, I was checking your Blog weeks in advance in case you snuck in an early share. Well, you can never know can you.
I for one, stay until the very end.
Besides, my Christmas began before Halloween. Go figure...
I guess they don't want to get too much of a good thing. :)
DeleteThanks so much for the Country 45s. Those are not easy to find. Keep 'em comin'!
ReplyDeleteWrong post, but thanks! I don't think I have another all-country post this season, but there are plenty of country songs sprinkled throughout the shares. I think the country market in the past has embraced Christmas more than the pop market, especially in the 60's and 70's. But you're correct, it's still hard to find. Gotta have the right record store who cares about such stuff and saves it in a special box for the holidays.
DeleteI love your site Ernie, but do you no longer share out-of-print Christmas LP's? I find the collections of 45's harder to listen to when every artist is different. It feels a bit choppy to me. I miss the days when you shared the full length 33 1/3 RPM vinyl LP records. Especially from the 50's, 60's and 70's. Anyway, I still appreciate the free shares!
ReplyDeleteI share what I enjoy, and this year that's singles. If you like the albums, there are plenty of them in the archives to last a few seasons until I can get back to them. I really enjoy the singles and this is a project I've wanted to do for a long time but only this year was I able to muster the time & energy it took to do it. Sorry if it's not your cup of tea.
DeletePlease don't apologize, Ernie. As I said, what you do for all of us is still MUCH appreciated. I'll take your advise and re-visit the archives. All the best to you & yours!
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