Sunday, April 05, 2026

Songs To Sing

Someone pointed out that I had shared out that last record before, only in a different guise, and they were correct. I had even gone ahead and re-recorded that version for sharing this year and it had slipped my mind. So here, without much ado, is Songs To Sing At Christmas Time (AKA Christmas Comes To Our House) (Grand Award G.A. 33-348, Mono). You'd think I could have come up with a better cover to scan than this one, but I'm afraid this is all I could find in the archives. Not to say I don't have a better one somewhere, but who knows where it is. For the record, I shared this out back in 2006 for the first time.

1. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-Sleigh Ride
2. Artie Malvin-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
3. Artie Malvin-The Night Before Christmas
4. Artie Malvin-Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
5. Lois Winter & Loren Becker-Winter Wonderland
6. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-When Christmas Comes To Our House
7. Mike Stewart-Frosty, The Snowman
8. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer
9. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-White Christmas
10. Mike Stewart-Jolly Old St. Nicholas
11. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-Christmas Has Come Again
12. Enoch Light Orchestra & Chorus-Jingle Bells

MEGA

Posted by Ernie at 4/05/2026 02:00:00 PM

8 comments:

  1. BryanSunday, April 05, 2026 8:22:00 PM

    Hi Ernie, glad you offered a new share for this.
    I was checking my external hard drive, and noticed my copy of this album, was it from you at one point or internet archive, anyway was at a strange bit rate.
    So, this update will gladly be its replacement.

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    1. ErnieSunday, April 05, 2026 8:25:00 PM

      I shared things at a lower bitrate back then, so it could have been from me. Don't think it's too different from what you downloaded earlier today though.

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  2. musicman1979Monday, April 06, 2026 3:47:00 PM

    Great Shares! looking forward to listening to this album and the Waldorf one when I have the time available.

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    1. ErnieMonday, April 06, 2026 3:53:00 PM

      They're good stuff, if you can wade through the different releases.

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    2. BryanMonday, April 06, 2026 4:06:00 PM

      Plus, for the most part they play "real" instrument's I believe, and "no" auto tuning either.
      Honestly, the music of today and a bit earlier, is so cold and too polished. I love polished, but sometimes it is just to overboard.

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    3. ErnieTuesday, April 07, 2026 9:42:00 AM

      Real instruments were their only choice at the time, unless you were Raymond Scott. :)

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  3. BryanMonday, April 06, 2026 4:02:00 PM

    Ernie I just noticed it says the following on the album jacket.
    "Perfect Musical Background For Your Happy Holiday".
    In other words, everyone, family and friends, all arrive at the same time. Immediately exchange greetings and gifts, kick everyone out, in the short span of time of 32 minutes with seconds to spare.
    Now that is what I call a Happy Holiday. Especially if those gifts are the spending kind.

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    1. ErnieTuesday, April 07, 2026 9:43:00 AM

      Well, you could keep flipping the record over, but it gets pretty boring after a while.

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