[78-L] Christmas songs

krabgrass at aol.com krabgrass at aol.com
Mon Dec 29 21:12:40 PST 2008



Since references to Christmas music keep appearing on the list, 

here's my song list for my 2008 Christmas mix Cd. No Bing Crosby, 

but some 78s. CD title, 




Santa Wants a Bailout, Too.

 1. "Dis Is the Day for Peace on Oit"   0:28    Bluto, Olive Oyl and Popeye, from "Seasin's Greetinks!" (1933)  Cartoon edit;

 2. This Land Is Your Land  5:58    Spirit Of Guthrie (Jim Page-v) Unreleased CD.

 3. Talkin' Christmas Blues 2:55    Pat Donohue 12/15/07 Prairie Home Companion;

 4.  Mama Says It's Naughty (edit)  1:43    Maddox Brothers & Rose;

 5.  A Christmas Carol (PHC)    2:11    Mollie O'Brien, Richard Dworsky;

 6.  All Around The Christmas Tree  2:53    Mark Warnow with Dick Todd, 

 7.  Santa Claus Is Coming To Town  3:33    E. C. Ball  1950's radio broadcast; 

 8.  A Howdy Doody Christmas    1:52    Fontane Sisters & Howdy Doody,  

 9.  Beatnik's Wish 2:28    Patsy Raye & the Beatniks;

10. Santa Claus 2:49    Pearl Jam   Fan Club recording;

11. Stick 'em Up Santa  2:07    Bob Salvator;  

12. Sittin' on Santas (sic) Knee    2:42    Margo Smith;

13. Santa's Messing with the Kid    3:23    Eddie C. Campbell; 

14. Santa Plays the Trombone In the North Pole Band 2:14    Chuck Murphy;

15. I Believe in Saint Nick 2:24    Cashmeres; 

16. My Brother Wants a Doll for Christmas, Yolanda White

17. Merry Christmas Baby    5:11    Charmaine Neville   CD-Christmas In New Orleans;

18. Remember Last Christmas 2:48    Gus Jenkins;

19. Christmas 
in Viet Nam 3:03    Johnny and J; 

20. Wait Till After Christmas   2:51    John Greer;

21. Christmas Time in Canada    2:14    Wilf Carter;

22. All I Want for Christmas Dear Is You    2:12    Buck Owens;

23. I'm Your Private Santa Claus    2:00    Eddy Arnold 

24. Christmas With McGriff, Part 2, 2:10    Jimmy McGriff ;

25. Jungle Bells    2:17    Les Paul & Mary Ford;

26. Jingle Bells    2:57    Pearl Jam   Fan Club recording;

27. Blue Christmas (Leon Huff-v)    1:38    Johnny Lee Wills radio broadcast;

28. Old Frothingham Beer editorial;

29. Popeye, The Sailor Man, 4:51, Al Dollar & His Ten Cent Band, w/ BillyMurray.




Dennis Flannigan







 






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