Posted December 7, 200519 yr in the spirit of the season, ive tossed Felice Taylor into the box for this Saturday. a little warm sappy pop to tickle the chilly tootsies.
December 7, 200519 yr in the spirit of the season, ive tossed Felice Taylor into the box for this Saturday. a little warm sappy pop to tickle the chilly tootsies. "Really" you may wish to rephrase Pedrio
December 7, 200519 yr How about Stevie's What Christmas Means To Me? Bouncy, happy, skippy and on the soulful side of pop. Col
December 8, 200519 yr There is a record by Lou Rawls entitled Christmas will really be...... It's a sublime piece of soul music and social comment........ Edited December 8, 200519 yr by Richard Bergman
December 8, 200519 yr And one to be avoided at all costs!! ARTIE FULLOVE: Santa Claus Please Listen To Me (Marlu)
December 8, 200519 yr And one to be avoided at all costs!! ARTIE FULLOVE: Santa Claus Please Listen To Me (Marlu) Heard this played out on Sunday night, ruddy awful.
December 8, 200519 yr Ojays Xmas Aint Xmas great 70's singalong and there is a (I think) Horace Ott/Chocker Campbell (???) record on 60;s detroit label that Guy H used to play at festive season, cant remember details. Deliberate mistake now changed!!!! Cheers Jock PS Lots of xmas albums at home scared to admit (Gladys Knight/Alexander O'Neil/Temptations) always seem to be compelled to buy them when I see them cheap but I never actually listen to them! One worth a buy for pure musical value is the Cottillion xmas album with Luther, John Edwards and a few other great tracks. Edited December 8, 200519 yr by jocko
December 8, 200519 yr Ojays Xmas Aint Xmas great 70's singalong and there is a (I think) Horace Ott/Chocker Campbell (???) record on 60;s detroit label that Guy H used to play at festive season, cant remember details. Deliberate mistake now changed!!!! Cheers Jock PS Lots of xmas albums at home scared to admit (Gladys Knight/Alexander O'Neil/Temptations) always seem to be compelled to buy them when I see them cheap but I never actually listen to them! One worth a buy for pure musical value is the Cottillion xmas album with Luther, John Edwards and a few other great trac ks. Choker Campbell did "santa goofed & fell off the roof" on magic city & guy used to play "i'm going christmas shopping" c/up as horace williams which if memory serves me right gilly got off popcorn
December 8, 200519 yr The ones I always play on the morning of 25th are - Lonnie Hill - Cold Winter In The Ghetto Randy Brown - At Christmas Time and one to really swing my pants to- Mack Rice - Santa Claus Wants Some Lovin' Cheers Pat
in the spirit of the season, ive tossed Felice Taylor into the box for this Saturday. a little warm sappy pop to tickle the chilly tootsies.