Christmas/Holiday CD's

^^I am not surprised, but if you played that CD for someone who never saw the show and skipped the one track with the chorus it's a very good laid back jazz album period.;)
 
We actually have a battery operated Sam the Snowman that sings and rolls around the floor. Of course it's "Have A Holly, Jolly Christmas". We also homebrewed a winter lager a few years ago and gave it out to friends. We made labels for every bottle and guess whose picture we used? The same one you posted.:grinthumb

Sam/Burl is rock star huge around the Evans household!.:heheh:

That's really cool! :grinthumb
 
^^I am not surprised, but if you played that CD for someone who never saw the show and skipped the one track with the chorus it's a very good laid back jazz album period.;)

Definately. Vince Guaraldi was a top notch jazz pianist and always listen to the CD during dinner on Christmas Eve. I find it very relaxing and of course the several beers help as well :cheers2.
 
^^I agree I like to feel "loose" when I am listening to music during the holidays.:hab:
 
I've got:

The Christmas Album by Keith Emerson 1999
I Believe in Father Christmas EP by ELP 1995
The Jethro Tull Christmas Album including Live Christmas at St. Bride's 2009
3 Ships by Jon Anderson 1985
I've also got a Nat King Cole Christmas album

All are better than you might think.
 
^^I keep forgetting about my Jethro Tull Christmas album...:bonk:

Personally Big Ears I love my Nat King Cole Christmas CD...so does everyone in the family I have to play it every year when we get together by unanimous request.:cheers2
 

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