According to Wikipedia, the Christmas season is described as the period of time that includes Christmas and New Year's and even to the day of Epiphany which is usually on January 6 or 7. So I continue on with more holiday music.
First today we have Etta Jones with "Ring the Bells". A very nice holiday original which I have played annually since first hearing the song back in the 90's.
Next is a great seasonal favorite called "It's a Marshmallow World." This version is from 1964 and it's by Brenda Lee and it's one of my favorite takes. I love the little electronic piano or harpsichord sound in the first part of the song.
Showing posts with label brenda lee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brenda lee. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Songs for the Christmas Season 18
Two today by two unrelated women of the surname Lee. First up is Peggy Lee with her rendition of "Happy Holiday" from 1965. It's a groovy, jazzy number.
That one will be followed by Brenda Lee with her rendition of "Winter Wonderland" from 1964.
That one will be followed by Brenda Lee with her rendition of "Winter Wonderland" from 1964.
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Monday, December 5, 2016
Songs for the Christmas Season 10
Today I've got two of the most timeless and newer Christmas songs of the ages. Both of these, though not all that old, have been covered countless times and are standard tunes found in any book of holiday music. First up is Bobby Helms with "Jingle Bell Rock" from 1957.
And second is Brenda Lee with "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" from 1958. Both these songs were recorded in Nashville at the time and were considered country music!
And second is Brenda Lee with "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" from 1958. Both these songs were recorded in Nashville at the time and were considered country music!
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Music for the Thanksgiving Season 3
First up today we have Brenda Lee thanking someone for breaking her heart, sarcastically of course.
Next we have Vince Guaraldi's contribution to the tiny world of actual Thanksgiving Day music. This is his "Thanksgiving Theme" from The Charlie Brown Thanksgiving cartoon.
Next we have Vince Guaraldi's contribution to the tiny world of actual Thanksgiving Day music. This is his "Thanksgiving Theme" from The Charlie Brown Thanksgiving cartoon.
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