29-The Night After Christmas
Yes, it's the day after Christmas, or Boxing Day if you prefer, but I feel like I'm just getting started! Thanksgiving was so late in the month this year, there weren't very many days between then and Christmas. Normally by the time Christmas rolls around, I've been sharing records for well over a month, sometimes over five weeks. Not so this year. The number of visitors to the blog will take a nose dive today and continue to sink until we get back into the noise level of the rest of the year, but those of you who stick around will be well rewarded I promise. I didn't share out my best stuff early in the season like I frequently do this time around, so I don't think you're going to see any drop off in the quality of the shares after Christmas versus before Christmas. Stay tuned!
1. Daniel Sentacruz Ensemble-Christmas Carol-Stereo
2. The Jewels-Christmas Song
3. The Mercey Brothers And Daughters-Day Of Love
4. The Dennis James Boys And Girls-Let's All Sing A Song For Christmas
5. The Singers-That's What Christmas Is
6. The Carolers-The Ballad Of An Old Fashioned Christmas
7. Art Mooney And His Orchestra-(Joyeux Noel, Buon Natale, Feliz Navidad) A Merry Merry Christmas To You
8. Bell Tone Trio-Fred Holt, Narrator-Ed Rolph, Organist-The First Noel
9. Country Briars-Christmas Time's A-Coming
10. Four Aces Featuring Al Alberts With Orchestra By Jack Pleis-White Christmas
11. Orchestra And Chorus Directed By David Carroll-Vocal By The Jack Halloran Singers-My Christmas Carol
12. Shiloh Pentacostal Chorale-Directed By Patricia Webster-Baby Boy
13. Stormy Weather-Christmas Time Is Coming-A Street Carol
14. The Four Lads With Camarata And His Orchestra-The Stingiest Man In Town (From TV Production "The Stingiest Man In Town")
15. The Jack Halloran Singers-What Can I Give Him
16. The Lancers With Orchestra And Chorus Directed By Van Alexander-'Twas The Night Before Christmas
17. The Lettermen-Our Winter Love
18. The Mariners-Never Was A Child So Lovely
19. The Mark Scott Teens-Christmas
20. The Merrill Staton Choir-The Carillon
21. The Ping Pongs-I Don't Wanna Wait Till Christmas
22. The Sanettes-Merry Christmas
23. The Temptations-Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer
24. The Valley Youth Chorale-Directed By Noel Regney-Do You Hear What I Hear
25. The William Dawson Chorale-Here We Come A'Wassailing
26. The Consolers-There Will Be Peace One Of These Days
27. (Bill Boehm's) Singing Angels-All It Takes Is Love
28. Fran Devino Chorus-Lonely Old Shepherd
29. Heywoods-Silver Bells
30. Homer And Jethro-The Night After Christmas
31. Rambos-O Holy Night
32. The 4 Seasons-Arranged And Conducted By Sid Bass-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
33. The Anita Kerr Singers-All Through The Night
34. The Brothers Four-What Child Is This? (Greensleeves)
35. The Jackson 5-Christmas Won't Be The Same This Year
36. The Junior Chorale Directed By Harold Habberjam-Little Donkey
37. The Orlons-Holiday Hill
38. The Shirelles-Blue Holiday
39. Brownsburg Methodist Church Choirs-O Little Town Of Bethlehem
40. Les Djinns Sous La Direction De Paul Bonneau At Le Grand Orchestre De Paris-Noël Blanc
41. The Jud Conlon Chorale And Billy May's Music-Silent Night
42. The Cathedral Choir-Joy To The World
43. Anthony & The Imperials-Season's Greetings
44. The Norman Luboff Choir-O Come, All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles)
45. The Voices Of Walter Schumann-Frosty The Snowman
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Thank you, Ernie, for continuing the shareing. I‘ll for sure check daily until the final tune…
ReplyDeleteAll the best from Cologne
We've still got a long way to go! :)
DeleteChristmas songs from the Orlons and the Shirelles? What a great day after Christmas treat? The Temptations "Rudolph" is one of my favorite versions of that song; they really made that classic their own. Looking forward to checking out the Rambos, Art Mooney, and the vocal version of Bill Purcell's "Our Winter Love" from the Lettermen.
ReplyDeleteWell, some of it is Christmas-adjacent. :)
DeleteI stick around till the end of the season every year; you unearth some great ones that I can play and tell my friends about next Christmas season, like you did earlier this year with the Toredor Brass Christmas album.
ReplyDeleteThere's just too much to cram it all in before Christmas, it wouldn't fit!
DeleteAnother astonishing collection! Can't wait to see what's next.
ReplyDeleteMore of the same, quite likely, though it starts to feel like diminishing returns after a while. Gotta try to keep it fresh. :)
DeleteThe rookies may be leaving, we crafty veterans know you better! Keep on rockin'
ReplyDeleteYeah, the looky-loos are gone, it's just the hard-core folks left!
DeleteYou have not ran out of great shares for sure. I think this is one of the best seasons so far, and I love that we are getting more 45s than ever before. Of course I say that most of the years have been your best, so take that in whatever contexst you choose. I'm also here for the duration!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it feels like each year is the best, but I think most of them are pretty good. Gotta keep 'em all a little different, I think.
DeleteJust like when people leave a concert before the encores to get out of the parking lot quicker, they'll never know what they missed...those that stay reap the rewards!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I don't understand that. You paid $100 to see a big show, and you leave before it's over? Just play some music as you sit in traffic for the next six hours...
DeleteAgain, thank you very much for this great package Ernie.
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying the goodies! :)
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