My
approach to this eleventh ever Xmas Delights is the same as my tenth,
meaning: another sentimental nostalgia trip containing nothing but the
familiar sounds of unfamiliar oldies from yesteryear. Longing back and
romanticising the past is simply spirit the of the season. It’s been
that way for generations before us. A century ago they were already
singing about celebrating Christmas in «the good old fashioned way». Yes
I know I’m repeating myself, but that’s just how I like it. Treat
yourself with some warm mulled wine, hot cocoa… or eggnog (if that’s
your poison:) and cuddle up by the fireplace, if you can - with this, my
coziest hour of seasonal music yet. I wish you all, all the best
-Moahaha
1 Eva Dahlbeck med Stig Holms Stråkensemble - Staffan Stalledräng (early 1950’s)
2 Elton Britt - The Skater's Yodel (1954)
3 The Pilgrim Travellers - I’ll Be Home For Christmas (1953)
4 Peggy Lee - The Christmas Spell (1949)
5 Eddie Barclay, Emil Stern - Noël Sans Vous (1955)
6 Dinah Shore - Sleigh Ride In July (1944)
2 Elton Britt - The Skater's Yodel (1954)
3 The Pilgrim Travellers - I’ll Be Home For Christmas (1953)
4 Peggy Lee - The Christmas Spell (1949)
5 Eddie Barclay, Emil Stern - Noël Sans Vous (1955)
6 Dinah Shore - Sleigh Ride In July (1944)
(*or new MF-link with: 6 Kitty Kallen - The Spirit Of Christmas (1954)
7 Henry Jerome & His Orchestra - My Dream Christmas (early 1950’s)
8 John Hedéen - Nu tar vi i ring (Julpolska) (1939)
9 Henry Hall, Don Donovan & BBC Dance Orch. - The Santa Claus Express (1933)
10 Ardon Cornwell & the RCA Victor Orch. - March Of The Gnomes (1947)
11 Steinar Jøraandstad - Snefloker (1937)
12 Jill Allen with Sid Phillips And His Orchestra - Little Jack Frost Get Lost (1931)
13 Mindy Carson - Christmas Chopsticks (1949)
14 Woolf Phillips And His Orchestra - Dancing Bells (1952)
15 Bobby Capo - Navidad Contigo (1954)
16 Johnny McAfee - When Winter Comes (1939)
17 Skinnay Ennis with Hal Kemp and His Orch. - It's Winter Again (1932)
18 Trudy Richards - The Winter Waltz (1950)
19 Music Box Series - O Little Town Of Bethlehem (1953)
20 Will Osborne - Out in the Cold Again (1934)
21 The Jeff Alexander Choir With Bill Lee - Little Bitty Baby (1952)
22 Mary O'Hara - Na Leanbhaì I Mbeithil (1958)
23 Bamberger Symphoniker & Jonel Perlea - Christmas Carol (1958)
7 Henry Jerome & His Orchestra - My Dream Christmas (early 1950’s)
8 John Hedéen - Nu tar vi i ring (Julpolska) (1939)
9 Henry Hall, Don Donovan & BBC Dance Orch. - The Santa Claus Express (1933)
10 Ardon Cornwell & the RCA Victor Orch. - March Of The Gnomes (1947)
11 Steinar Jøraandstad - Snefloker (1937)
12 Jill Allen with Sid Phillips And His Orchestra - Little Jack Frost Get Lost (1931)
13 Mindy Carson - Christmas Chopsticks (1949)
14 Woolf Phillips And His Orchestra - Dancing Bells (1952)
15 Bobby Capo - Navidad Contigo (1954)
16 Johnny McAfee - When Winter Comes (1939)
17 Skinnay Ennis with Hal Kemp and His Orch. - It's Winter Again (1932)
18 Trudy Richards - The Winter Waltz (1950)
19 Music Box Series - O Little Town Of Bethlehem (1953)
20 Will Osborne - Out in the Cold Again (1934)
21 The Jeff Alexander Choir With Bill Lee - Little Bitty Baby (1952)
22 Mary O'Hara - Na Leanbhaì I Mbeithil (1958)
23 Bamberger Symphoniker & Jonel Perlea - Christmas Carol (1958)
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Thanks for sharing, looks like a good 'un!
ReplyDeleteLikewise:) - Although over half of my christmas-collection was originally found at your blog, I hope you discover a few new/old gems here
DeleteThank you, I always look forward to these. Surprise and delight, can't wait to download.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear that Kelly and I hope you enjoy this one too:)
DeleteThanks a lot!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Il Commendatore:)
Deletemerry merry, Moahaha. Seasons greetings from Tennessee. Thanks as always.
ReplyDeleteSeasonal greetings from Norway back to Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteBtw: once when I (for long forgotten reasons) read the Tennessee Wikipedia-article, I remember thinking, what on earth is a "Tennessee Walking Horse Raccoon"? Until I understood that you've got, not one, but TWO state mammals:)
ah, yes that is funny. the state is quite diverse with the west side lowlands bordered by the Mississippi River, in the middle is the Nashville Basin, and where i live on the eastern side is southern Appalachia with the Great Smoky Mountains bordering the state of North Carolina.
Deletecheers,
bigsun
So you're the one living in Tennessee bigsun. The Southern Appalachia / Great Smoky Mountains landscapes look stunning.
DeleteYep... am i the only one!?
DeleteGlad t have stumbled upon your mixes back in the daze of Holy Warbles... (about a year ago i found their youtube page... had one for about 8 years or so, but i was unaware).
Anywho, Merry Christmas to you and yours. :)
Yo're first comment was posted anonymously. Merry Christmas!
DeleteThe meaning of Christmas is Christ and nice music completes the joy of his birth! Thank you for the beautiful compilation and I wish you a blessed Christmas ,Moahaha !
ReplyDeleteYes it is - a blessed Christmas to you too, DOOMSTERJOHN
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