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Christmas songs - Lods - 12-22-2016
What's your favourite?
He may look a bit strange, and may not be well known, but he was one of the most influential and multi-talented UK musicians of the late sixties and early seventies. a member of the Move (Flowers in the rain,Blackberry Way, Fire Brigade), a co-founder of ELO and a huge influence on the Glitter/Glam music of the seventies....Roy Wood/Wizzard
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Merry Christmas everyone
Re: Christmas songs - Bear - 12-22-2016
I know I had never heard that song Lodsie till I lived in the UK... popular bands doing Christmas songs is their thing.
My favourite is Fairytale of New York, closely followed by How to make the Gravey.
Re: Christmas songs - Bear - 12-22-2016
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Re: Christmas songs - LP - 12-22-2016
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Re: Christmas songs - LP - 12-22-2016
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Re: Christmas songs - Navy Maven - 12-22-2016
Sensational choices LP, I would also chuck in Judy Garland and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
Re: Christmas songs - DJC - 12-22-2016
I have a Christmas playlist of very variable quality. Some of my favourites, in no particular order, are:
Frosty The Snowman - The Ventures
We Three Kings Of Orient Are - The Beach Boys
Mary Had A Baby - Bruce Cockburn
On A Christmas Day - CW Stoneking
Home On Christmas Day - Cyndi Lauper
Away in a Manger - Dwight Yoakam
Apocalypso - Mental as Anything
Christmas Number 1 - Lindsay McDougall et al
And then there's Kevin Bloody Wilson's "Hey Santa Clause"
Re: Christmas songs - LP - 12-22-2016
(12-22-2016, 10:04 AM)Navy Maven link Wrote:Sensational choices LP, I would also chuck in Judy Garland and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
There you go!
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There a number of Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby songs that I would chuck in if I could find half decent versions.
Re: Christmas songs - cookie2 - 12-22-2016
And how could we leave out "Give her one for Christmas" by Sir Les Paterson?
Re: Christmas songs - townsendcalling - 12-22-2016
https://youtu.be/dtszN3TkQsI
A modern day classic.......