just a few more Christmas songs

Alan Jackson: Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer

Charlie Pride: Santa and the Kids

Tin Lids: Christmas Day
the three young singers are Mahalia, Jackie and Eliza-Jane Barnes, children of Australian rocker Jimmy Barnes.









followed by some Merry Christmas wishes:












I hope all of you have a Merry Christmas and a wonderfully Happy New Year.



(My Wednesday's Words on a Friday will be appearing on Saturday)

Comments

  1. you're REALLY trying to get me in the holiday spirit, aren't you. Bah Humbug

    ;)

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  2. Merry Christmas to you and yours........peace and joy and jingle bells all the way.

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  3. Love the Tin Lids.
    Happy Christmas - to you and to Angel.

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  4. Thank you for this wonderful Christmas post!!

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  5. That is a lovely little song by the Barnes kiddies. Merry Christmas.

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  6. Author R Mac Wheeler; not just you, everybody!
    Fa la la la la, la la la la. :)

    Delores; Merry Christmas to you and your family too.

    Elephant's Child; wonder how the Tin Lids are doing now? I've heard Mahalia is recording, they must be so grown up by now. Angel is sleeping under the couch.

    fishducky; you're very welcome, have a great day.

    Andrew; I have the whole Hey Rudolph cd somewhere. Merry Christmas to you and R.

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  7. Rudolph is the first song I ever sang. Then I often performed it to an audience of drunks. They were very appreciative.
    I know you've had two husbands, but later I'll be singing, The Very Thought of You, just for you.

    -Robert.
    Husband in waiting.

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  8. Great selection, River :)
    Rudolph always gets my toes tapping and humming along - then is an earworm for the rest of the day...

    Hope you're enjoying your day!

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  9. R.H. Rudoplh has always been a favourite around here, kids love it.

    Vicki; I've got Silver Bells rolling over and over in my head.

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