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Here's what I'm listening to today (196 songs, on shuffle). Not all >pre-1964, but the majority are:
Elmo & Patsy (remake) - Grandma Got Run Over...etc (3:28)
Aaron Neville - Louisiana Christmas Day (3:40)
Aaron Neville - Please Come Home For Christmas (2:52)
On Sat, 21 Dec 2024 14:38:45 -0500, DianeE <DianeE@NoSpam.net> wrote:
Here's what I'm listening to today (196 songs, on shuffle). Not all >>pre-1964, but the majority are:
Elmo & Patsy (remake) - Grandma Got Run Over...etc (3:28)
Aaron Neville - Louisiana Christmas Day (3:40)
Aaron Neville - Please Come Home For Christmas (2:52)
from this list I've added about 56 artist-songs to my database of
Christmas songs that are on Singles or EPs (ie not album only) dated
1946 to the end of 1964; so I thank you for posting this list
(I only started building this database about a week ago)
about 100 of the songs on your list are on Singles or EPs between
1927 (Rev. Gates) and Dec 1964
a controversial aspect of 'Christmas/holiday' songs is that some
songs might actually be only about the 'winter season'
I personally do not consider songs primarily about New Years Eve
to be Christmas songs (for US working folk the 'holiday' ends after
Christmas Day (in UK, Canada, and Australia it's after Boxing Day)
- unless these folk choose to take additional vacation time.
On Sun, 22 Dec 2024 23:28:18 +0000, RWC wrote:
On Sat, 21 Dec 2024 14:38:45 -0500, DianeE <DianeE@NoSpam.net> wrote:
Here's what I'm listening to today (196 songs, on shuffle). Not all >>>pre-1964, but the majority are:
Elmo & Patsy (remake) - Grandma Got Run Over...etc (3:28)
Aaron Neville - Louisiana Christmas Day (3:40)
Aaron Neville - Please Come Home For Christmas (2:52)
from this list I've added about 56 artist-songs to my database of
Christmas songs that are on Singles or EPs (ie not album only) dated
1946 to the end of 1964; so I thank you for posting this list
(I only started building this database about a week ago)
about 100 of the songs on your list are on Singles or EPs between
1927 (Rev. Gates) and Dec 1964
a controversial aspect of 'Christmas/holiday' songs is that some
songs might actually be only about the 'winter season'
I personally do not consider songs primarily about New Years Eve
to be Christmas songs (for US working folk the 'holiday' ends after
Christmas Day (in UK, Canada, and Australia it's after Boxing Day)
- unless these folk choose to take additional vacation time.
"Christmas" is when I say it is!