[78-L] Christmas songs

[krabgrass at aol.com]

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