Candy At The End

OK, it's Epiphany, and as near as I can tell, that's the end of the Christmas season.  It's been a tremendous Christmas season for me, and I hope I've made it a little bit better one for all of you.  This year, I've recorded over 150 albums, shared out about 100 with you guys, run over 1000 scans on my little scanner, the list goes on.  With all the re-shares and re-encodes, I've been able to post something at the blog every four hours from Thanksgiving night to Epiphany morning.  Well, sometimes less than four hours, but at least every four hours, except for the first day or two...  I think I averaged just a hair over 50 posts a week, though some of those didn't have any music involved, they were just notes or pointers or something.  Anyhow, it's been a great season, and I'm looking forward to getting to bed on time now and not having to wonder about what I'm posting tomorrow.  Thanks for all the comments and shares and what-not.  Hopefully I'll be back in July with some great Christmas In July music. And there are already 50 new records in the pile to try and rip for next year.  It's really never ending! As a last little parting gift, I finally found my hard copies of Eddie Dunstedter's best Christmas album.  I picked out the best looking one, pulled it out of the plastic and scanned it for you.  The music from it has been a secret share for a while now (What?  You didn't know there were secret shares?  Maybe you should leave a comment more often, you might find something interesting in there...) and now I can share it with you as a complete package.  The final share of the 2018 Christmas season is Eddie Dunstedter At The Console With The Jingle Bells Orchestra-Christmas Candy (Capitol ST 2395, Stereo, 1965).  The other two Eddie's are here if you missed 'em.  Merry Christmas to you and yours!

1. Greensleeves
2. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
3. White Christmas
4. Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
5. Christmas Candy
6. Silver Bells
7. I'll Be Home For Christmas
8. Winter Wonderland
9. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
10. Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!
11. Jingle Bells Bossa Nova

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Robert The Third

I didn't think I'd get this one done for you this year, but here's the third entry in my Robert Rheims discography so far. This is another organ & chime set, so it's most similar to Merry Christmas Carols (either the 10" or the 12", they're different!), but not as good as the choral one, We Wish You A Merry Christmas.  It's still pretty good, and a welcome addition to the set.  The cover was gold foil with a bit of a greenish tinge to it, and the scan made it look horrid.  I worked on it for days and days.  I sought out help from my buddy Inkydog and he helped me come up with something that's at least presentable, but really doesn't look much like the cover I had.  I have, however, seen reissues with plain cardboard sleeves, and they look a lot like what I've done here, so there is that.  Also, my copy was on plain black vinyl, so I need to hunt around and see if this one exists on the red or green of all the others.  Having said all that, it's late and I want to go to bed.  This is Robert Rheims, Organ And Chimes-For The Whole Family At Christmas (Rheims Records ST-7710, Stereo).

1. We Wish You A Merry Christmas
2. Winter Wonderland
3. The Christmas Song
4. White Christmas
5. Medley: I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day; Silver Bells
6. Medley: Carol Of The Drum; Jingle Bells
7. Medley: The Night Before Christmas Song; Up On The House Top; Too Fat For The Chimney
8. Medley: I'll Be Home For Christmas; (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays
9. Medley: Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town; Jolly Old St. Nicholas; When Santa Claus Gets Your Letter
10. Medley: Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer; Frosty The Snowman
11. Close: We Wish You A Merry Christmas

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The Return Of Ireene

Just for fun, and as the last re-post of the season, here's a  re-encode of three singles from The Singing Lady, Ireene Wicker. I shared these out in a batch back in 2011, and I don't think they've been back since that day.  I wish I had picture sleeves for these, I'm sure they're cute period pieces.  And I suspect there were originally four singles in the set, but one of these got lost over the years.  Something I need to add to my want list.  If you have one, you know how to reach me.  This is Ireene Wicker-The Singing Lady-Six Sides (Tots 'N' Teens/Regal Record Corp 3x7" 78 RPM, 1949).

Dicken's Christmas Carol Part 1
Dicken's Christmas Carol Part 2
Silent Night
Jingle Bells
O Come, All ye Faithful
Deck The Halls; I Saw Three Ships

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Look, Up In The Sky

The best reason I have for posting this record, other than it's great selection of Christmas songs, is that if you look real close on the cover, up in the top right hand corner, just above the Decca label, you can see an airplane flying by.  I was real close to airbrushing it out when I was cleaning the cover up until I realized it was actually a shape and not just a blob.  Think of the odds...  Anyhow, here's a nice collection of men at a seminary singing.  Good stuff.  This is Saint John's Seminary Choir-Right Reverend Russell H. Davis, Mus. M., Director And Soloist-The Heavens Declare-Christmas Hymns And Carols (Decca DL 4353 (Brighton, Massachusetts), Mono, 1962).

1. The Heavens Declare
2. Carol Of The Bells
3. Gesu Bambino
4. Sing Gloria
5. Tell Me Shepherds Dear
6. Russian Carol
7. Good News From Heaven
8. Panis Angelicus
9. Silent Night
10. O Holy Night
11. Nowell
12. I Wonder As I Wander
13. What Child Is This
14. Adeste Fideles

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Laymen

Some more gospel singing for you, this time by a group of fellows calling themselves The Laymen Singers.  Don't know a thing about them, except they're somehow in the group of religious recordings that tie in with Ralph Carmichael.  I guess the group of people linked to Ralph is actually larger than the group that isn't, so I'm not really telling you much there.  But I thought this was some good singing, and I've been giving you a lot of religious records here at the end of the season, so it fits right in.  This is The Laymen Singers-Vocal And Orchestral Direction By Ralph Carmichael-O Come, All Ye Faithful (Chapel LP 5036, Mono, 1959).  Lots of good stuff came out, music-wise, in 1959.

1. Star Carol
2. What Child Is This?
3. O Come, All Ye Faithful
4. Behold That Star
5. Silent Night
6. Christmas Hymn
7. Joy To The World
8. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
9. O Come, O Come, Immanuel
10. I Wonder As I Wander
11. Away In A Manger
12. O Holy Night

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Akron-Canton!

Probably shouldn't have saved this one until this close to the end, but I forgot about it until recently.  It fits in quite nicely with the Christmas around the world and then the USA theme.  It's a local record from the Akron-Canton area of Ohio, with contributions from all sorts of area groups.  There's some good stuff on here.  I spent a little time researching that cover image because I couldn't figure out what the description in lower left was trying to tell me. Turns out Simon Perkins is the name of the guy who owned the house in the picture.  The artist is Cathy Welner.  If you look real close, you can see the same credits written in the snow about halfway up the image.  The house is supposed to be a local landmark, but the people I spoke to who were born and raised in the area didn't know anything about it.  So it goes.  Music here was put together by a local radio station and a local chain of super stores.  Since this is volume two, I'm going to have to track down volume one now.  Anybody got one laying around they want to send me?  This is Songs Of Christmas-Volume Two (Akron/Canton, Ohio) (WAKR/Acme, Clik, Y-Mart Stores No Number, Stereo, 1985).

1. The Chapel Festival Orchestra-Christmas Heritage
2. First United Church Of Christ-Angels We Have Heard On High
3. Ken Kramer-It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
4. St. Hilary's Catholic Church-Sing For Joy
5. Jim Kalal-Away In A Manger
6. Holy Cross Lutheran Women's Ensemble-Silent Night
7. University Of Akron Steel Drums-"Trepak" From Nutcracker Suite
8. St. Paul's Episcopal Church (Men & Boys Choir)-Blessed Son Of God
9. Brenda Campbell & Mary Paul-Christmas Song
10. The Church In The Falls-Carol Of The Bells
11. Heidi Saari-Men Now Have Hope
12. House Of The Lord-Jesus Is The Light Of The World

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Harmonicas For Nothing

OK, I couldn't let my comment in that last post stand.  I've got to share this LP with you from the later incarnation of The Harmonicats featuring Don Les.  He was a member of the group at one time, but clearly he wasn't the main talent behind anything.  This album for budget label Halo is all kinds of bad.  I don't remember liking a single thing about it. But I'm a glutton for punishment, and so are you.  I recorded it in 2006, and you have to promise to listen to it here in 2019.  This is The Don Les Harmonicats-Christmas With The Don Les Harmonicats (Halo 1005, Stereo).

1. White Christmas
2. The Christmas Song
3. O Little Town Of Bethlehem
4. Jingle Bells
5. Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
6. Silent Night
7. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
8. March Of The Three Kings
9. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
10. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear

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Harmonicas For Christmas

About the closest the original Harmonicats came to recording a Christmas album was this collection of doll-themed songs in 1959.  And even this isn't strictly the original group. After they'd been around for so long, different members went different directions, but Jerry Murad seemed to be the heart and soul of the original band, and this is his group of 'Cats from 1959.  At least one former member did actually record a Christmas album under the Harmonicat's name, Don Les, but the less said about that, the better.  It may not be strictly Christmas, but I like it! Originally shared out around these parts in 2011, and re-encoded at full bitrate for you in 2018, this is Jerry Murad's Electronic Harmonicats-Dolls, Dolls, Dolls (Mercury SR60008, Stereo, 1959).  Pretty sure there's another cover for this one out there, but I don't have it handy at the moment to scan and share.  I think it's a woman playing with some dolls.

1. Waltzing Doll (Poupee Valsante)
2. The Toy Trumpet
3. Spanish Doll (Senorita Munequita)
4. Paper Doll
5. March Of The Toys
6. Wedding Of The Painted Doll
7. Oh! You Beautiful Doll
8. Dance Of The Dutch Doll
9. Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers
10. Pink Dresden Doll
11. The Wooden Soldier & The China Doll
12. Doll Dance

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Greetings '88

Another great collection of celebrity Christmas greetings from the 1988 holiday season.  Some of these people are still around, some of them never made it quite to the level of stardom that allowed them to still be known 30 years later. And at least one of them didn't make it too many more years...  I shared this out for the first time in 2010 and it's back today for your downloading fun.  This is Holiday Greetings From The Epic, Portrait and CBS Associated Family (CBS Records EAS 1393 12" Same On Both Sides, 1988, Stereo). 

1. Gregg Allman of The Gregg Allman Band
2. Billy Always
3. Basia
4. Robin Zandar of Cheap Trick
5. Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick
6. Cherrelle
7. Alice Cooper (2x)
8. Gloria Estefan (3x)
9. Europe (2x)
10. The Fabulous Thunderbirds
11. The Godfathers
12. Peter Coyne of The Godfathers
13. Gregory Hines
14. Insiders
15. Living Colour
16. Alexander O'Neal
17. Ozzy Osbourne (2x)
18. Quiet Riot (2x)
19. The Rave-Ups
20. Kevin Cronin of REO Speedwagon
21. Rhythm Cords
22. Dan Siegel
23. Slammin' Watusis (2x)
24. Henry Lee Summer (2x)
25. Jim Peterik of Survivor
26. Tony Terry
27. 'Til Tuesday
28. Luther Vandross (2x)
29. Gino Vanelli
30. Stevie Ray Vaughan (2x)
31. Weird Al Yankovic (3x)

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Greetings '87

Do you know what today is? It's the twelfth day of Christmas! Christmas day is the first, and here we are twelve days later.  That means I'm almost done sharing, so I need to cram a lot of little leftover things into today. This is a re-encode of a great collection of celebrity Christmas ID's that I first shared out in 2011.  Lots of great people on here (as well as some that didn't quite make it very far), nice collection to have. This is This is Holiday Greetings From The Epic, Portrait And CBS Associated Families (Epic Portrait Associated/CBS EAS 2864, Stereo, 1987).  Enjoy!

01: Greg Allman
02: Ana
03: Big Trouble
04: Bill Carter
05: Robin Zander of Cheap Trick
06: Rick Neilsen of Cheap Trick
07: Cherrelle #1
08: Cherrelle #2
09: Angela Clemmons
10: Charlie Daniels
11: Mary Davis
12: Gloria Estefan And Miami Sound Machine
13: Fabulous Thunderbirds
14: David Hallyday
15: Hiroshima
16: Insiders #1
17: Insiders #2
18: Tuesday Knight
19: Krystol
20: Lion
21: Aimee Mann of 'Til Tuesday
22: Teena Marie #1
23: Teena Marie #2
24: Kathy Mathis
25: Ozzy Osbourne #1
26: Ozzy Osbourne #2
27: Ozzy Osbourne #3
28: Quiet Riot #1
29: Quiet Riot #2
30: The Radiators
31: REO Speedwagon
32: S.O.S. Band #1
33: S.O.S. Band #2
34: Dan Siegel
35: Charlie Singleton
36: Survivor
37: Robert Tepper
38: Wa Wa Nee #1
39: Wa Wa Nee #2
40: Weird Al Yankovic #1
41: Weird Al Yankovic #2
42: Weird Al Yankovic #3
43: Weird Al Yankovic #4
44: Weird Al Yankovic #5
45: Pia Zadora

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No Smoking

A single song from this 1960 flexi picture disc, but it's worth saving from the dustbin of history.  A group of guys singing on TV and sponsored by a cigarette manufacturer.  Unfortunately, this record may have been past it's allotted 200 plays because it doesn't sound so good.  I did my best, but if you have critical ears, you may want to pass.  This is L&M T.V. Quartet-Recording Of Your Favorite Christmas Carols (Liggett & Myers Todacco Co. 7" 33 RPM One-Sided Flexi Picture Disc No Number, Mono, 1960).

1. Christmas Carols

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A Holy Childhood

Do you need a few more public service announcements from TV stars of the late Seventies?  Sure you do!  These are for a group known as Holy Childhood Association, though they appear to be selling something called Christmas Seals.  Not sure if they were associated with The American Lung Association or not, it's a little confusing.  Anyhow, one side is Christmas PSA's, the second side is for use after Christmas.  And the whole thing was pressed into the vinyl off center.  I had to make a small stack of other 45's underneath this record, then slowly move it around until I got it somewhat better centered.  I think it came out pretty good.  You don't hear that wavering back and forth that was there at first.  This is Holy Childhood Association Christmas PSA's (Holy Childhood Association 7" 33 RPM AAVP #8303, Stereo).

1. Henry Fonda
2. Betty White
3. Ron Howard
4. Mike Conners
5. Hugh O'Brian
6. Gary Burghoff
7. Betty White
8. Mike Conners

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Seasons In The Sun

Had a few requests for this one, but kept forgetting about it until now.  You may remember this one from 2011, it was pretty popular with readers.  Like the sleeve says, it's a bunch of PSA's from the Mormons The Seventh-Day Adventists to play on the radio during the Christmas season.  Good stuff, if you like this sort of ephemera.  And I re-encoded it at a higher bitrate for you this year, so there's that.  This is Seasonings-Thirty Second Seasonal PSA's Produced By The Seventh-Day Adventists (A Sunspot Production 7" 33 RPM SP-1046, Stereo).

1. Jamie's Letter
2. Santa & Bobby
3. Papa & Tony
4. Neighbors
5. Warm Hugs
6. Holiday Salute
7. Mistletoe
8. Runaway
9. Worried Helen
10. The Christmas Story
11. Grandma's Gift
12. The Bell Ringer

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KE-Note Singers

Here is another interesting share that had escaped my memory.  This was shared back in 2006, and then it sort of faded into the dark recesses of Christmas past.  Part of that is probably due to the fact that I've never seen another copy in all my travels.  Surely there are others out there, but this is the only one I've ever seen.  And now you can be one of the few people on planet Earth who have ever heard it! This is The KE-Notes-Merry Christmas With The KE-Notes (Olmstead Sound Studios Green Vinyl OSS-2267, Mono, 1959). By the way, the KE in the name is from the advertising agency all the singers worked for, Kenyon & Eckhardt. This had to be one of the first albums that I scanned the label from the vinyl.  I'm sure I just did that to show off the green vinyl, but it was a sign of OCD to come!

1. Bill Lewis-Introduction
2. Deck The Halls
3. O How Lovely Is The Evening
4. Joy To The World
5. Silent Night
6. Carol Of The Bells
7. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
8. The First Noel
9. O Holy Night
10. Angels We Have Heard On High
11. Adeste Fideles
12. We Wish You A Merry Christmas

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Another Mann

Not his best album, but the only one I'm allowed to share with you.  This is a budget record from a shady label, so there might not even be a real person named Sy Mann, who knows?  I'm just looking for old stuff to get up here before the end of the season.  It's getting close I tell you, real close!  I shared out a mono version of this one in 2005, and the stereo version followed up in 2006.  Is it any good?  I dunno, I don't remember to tell you the truth.  It says organ & chimes on the cover, so that may be a hint.  This is Sy Mann At The Wurlitzer-Everybody's Christmas Favorites-Organ & Chimes (Palace STXM-901, Stereo).

1. White Christmas
2. Adeste Fideles
3. Silent Night
4. Joy To The World
5. Away In A Manger
6. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
7. Jingle Bells
8. O Little Town Of Bethlehem
9. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
10. Noel
11. Deck The Hall
12. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
13. Good King Wenceslas

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Holiday & Bells

As I've stated many times this season, you just can't have too many bells at Christmas.  So here's another great set of tunes shared out in 2010, well, shared out in stereo.  I first shared a mono version of this back in 2008, so it's been around for a while. And there's certainly a lot of bell music to be had on this one, 19 tracks!  You know you need to download this and hold onto it for next year's office party!  This is The Holiday Bells-Ring The Bells On Christmas Day (Kapp KS-3038, Stereo, 1963)

1. Silent Night
2. Angels We Have Heard On High
3. The First Noel
4. Joy To The World
5. Jingle Bells
6. Oh, Christmas Tree
7. O Sanctissima
8. We Wish You A Merry Christmas
9. We Three Kings Of Orient Are
10. I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day
11. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear
12. Deck The Halls
13. O Come All Ye Faithful
14. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
15. Away In A Manger
16. Hark The Herald Angels Sing
17. O Little Town Of Bethlehem
18. Good King Wenceslas
19. Jolly Old St. Nicholas

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Charming

Been working on this one for a little while now, and finally pulled it all together tonight for your enjoyment.  The unfortunately named Phil Spitalny was the leader of an all-girl orchestra and choir, and if memory serves, he wound up marrying his start attraction, a violinist named Evelyn. I suppose times were different then.  An all-female orchestra today would still be something, but not quite the attraction it was in it's day.  Anyhow, it's an interesting little album, I think you'll enjoy it.  This is Phil Spitalny And His Hour Of Charm All-Girl Orchestra And Choir-Christmas Carols By The Hour Of Charm (RCA Victor 10" 33 RPM LPM 53, Mono, 1951).

1. Silent Night
2. 'Twas The Night Before Christmas
3. Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful)
4. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing; Oh Little Town Of Bethlehem
5. Joy To The World; The First Noël
6. Carol Of The Bells; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

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Half Of 2011

Looks like I skipped Christmas and a Half in 2010, but I came back in 2011 with a couple of things that are connected only because they were pressed on red vinyl.  The first this EP, The Royale Orchestra And Singers-Songs For Christmas (Royale EP 701, 7" 45 RPM Red Vinyl, Mono).

1. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
2. Frosty The Snow Man
3. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus
4. Here Comes Santa Claus

And the second share of the day back then was this mysterious red 10" record with no sleeve and no information about what may be on it other than a title.  You know I had to buy it just because of the title.  It's interesting stuff, and I keep hoping that someone will come along and be able to tell us a little more about it.  I think we were finally able to put names to all the songs, and that's a start.  This is Voices Of Christmas (No Number, 10" 33RPM Red Vinyl, Mono).

1. Adeste Fidelis
2. I Wonder As I Wander
3. Thou Little Tiny Child
4. We Three Kings
5. Christmas Is A-Comin'
6. It's Christmas Time Again
7. Hi Ho Anybody Home
8. O Holy Night
9. Good King Wenceslas
10. Jingle Bells
11. Carol Of The Bells
12. White Christmas
13. In Excelsis Deo
14. Silent Night
15. The Twelve Days Of Christmas

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Half Of 2009

What's that?  A whole other collection of Christmas 45s, this time for Christmas and a Half from 2009?  Yep, you got it.  Again, just a bunch of random 45s with no rhyme nor reason, and no artwork.  This is Ernie's Christmas And A Half 2009 Celebration.

Tony Martin With The Interludes and Henri René's Orchestra-Christmas In Rio
Benny Strong And His Orchestra-Here Comes Santa Claus (Right Down Santa Claus Lane)
Gene & Jerry-Hootenanny Christmas
Sunshine Ruby-I Wanna Do Something For Santa Claus
Ronnie Rinard-I'll Be Home For Christmas
The Sun Valley Trio-It Happened In Sun Valley
Father Malcolm Boyd & Charlie Byrd-It's Christmas Again, Jesus (Background Music-O Holy Night)
No Artist Listed-It's One Day Closer To Christmas (Please Do Your Mailing Now)-French Version
Paul Trip, Music By Ray Carter-I've Got A Date With Santa (At Half Past Xmas Time)
Ken Martinson & Santas Elves-Jingle, Jangle & Joe
Les Paul And Mary Ford-Jungle Bells
The Sullivan Family-Merry Christmas From Vietnam
Frank Gallagher With Dana Serenaders And Orchestra-Merry Christmas-Polka
The Lennon Sisters-Peppy The Peppermint Bear
Bill Robbin And His Blue Jays-Rockin' Bells
Roger Kirby-Rockin Reindeer
Johnny Maddox And The Rhythmasters-Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Eddy Arnold And His Guitar-Sittin' On Santa Claus' Lap
Society's Children-White Christmas
Russ Morgan And His Orchestra, Vocal By Russ Morgan And The Morganaires-Willy Claus (Little Son Of Santa Claus)
Bobby Emmons And The Crosstones With The Wanderers-Christmas Bell Rock
Dorothy Olsen With Norman Leyden And His Orchestra And Chorus-Christmas Spirit
The Mulcays And Their Electric Harmonicas-Jingle Bells
Kelly Schoppa-Merry Texas Christmas
MK Rawlings Elementary Chorus And Us-Santa's Flight Song
Dave Dudley-Six Tons Of Toys
Vaughn Monroe And His Orchestra, Vocal Refrain By Vaughn Monroe And The Moon Maids-Snowy White Snow And Jingle Bells
Bill Anderson-The Night Before Christmas And The Story Of The Nativity
Benny Martin-Droopy Little Christmas Tree
Red Sovine-Is There Really A Santa Claus
The Willis Brothers-Jingle Jill And Jangle Joe

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Half Of 2008

I suppose I should go ahead and share out the collection I did for Christmas and a Half in 2008 since I did the 2012 collection of 78's.  Once again, it's a nice collection of totally random single tracks, this time from 7" 45s instead of 10" 78s.  And again there is no artwork, sorry.  Good stuff though.  This is Ernie's Christmas And A Half 2008 Singles Collection.

Bobby Salvatore-Stick 'Em Up Santa
Mona Murry-Gonna Kidnap Santa Tonight
The Brian Babcock Explosion With The Circle Of Sound Singers-CB Santa (Big Red)
Thurmon McKinney-Santa Claus And The Truck Driver
Homemade Theatre-CB Santa
Larry Cartell-Cowboy Santa
Burl Ives-Grandfather Kringle
Buddy Mullins-Easter Eggs On The Christmas Tree
Bey Ireland-All I Want For Christmas Is A Go-Go Girl
Joan Shaw-I Want A Man For Christmas
Little Rita Faye-I Fell Out Of A Christmas Tree
Bobby Sabatino-I'm Gonna Hang Up Mommy's Stocking
Clinton Caldwell-Santa's Copter
Raindolls-Disco Santa Claus
Santa's Disco Band-Santa Claus Is Coming To Town Disco
Barefoot Man-Santa Got A Sunburn
Israfel's Son With Connie & Chorus-Rudolph Pouts
George Bowers-Christoper The Christmas Tree
Jim Hubler-Big Bruce, The Big Blue Spruce
Tony Sacco-Jolly Fat Man
Doye O'Dell-I'm Pickin' Fights For Christmas
Eddy Arnold-I'm Your Private Santa Claus
Lisa And The Lollipops-Don'tcha Try To Tell Me There Ain't No Santa Claus
The LeVine Twins-Twinkle-Toes
Santa's Gnomes-Santa's Land
Bobby Farrell-Santa's Big Red Car
Rosemary Clooney-Little Red Riding Hood's Christmas Tree
John Greer-Wait Till After Christmas
King Coleman-The Holiday Season
The Rocky Fellers-Santa Santa

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