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dragonyphoenix) wrote2013-12-18 10:35 am
dragonyphoenix) wrote2013-12-18 10:35 am
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Advent of songs, third week
12 December:
Mario Lanza, “O Come All Ye Faithful” because sometimes you just have to go full out even down to the Amen at the end of the song.
I had never heard of this singer until I read a fanfic by Coneycat where Tony Stark blasts Lanza's version of “Joy to the World” first thing on Christmas morning. Surprisingly I just learned that a friend of mine does that with the song I recommended yesterday (“O Holy Night” by Jussi Björling). I have to say that I am completely unfamiliar with this tradition of blasting music on Christmas day.
13 December:
Lee Murdock, “The Christmas Ship”. This is a very sweet one. Since I couldn't find a video with just this song, you can jump to 0:42 for the song to start. 5:44 is end
14 December:
Straight No Chaser, “The Twelve Days of Christmas” … sort of.
15 December:
I'm not sure how I miseed my favorite Christmas song, Loreena McKennit's “Dickens Christmas / The Palace”.
16 December:
"Christmas in Jail” by The Youngsters. Based on YouTube this song is much more well-known than I would have expected.
17 December:
Holy Night, Batman! One year I decorated my door at work as an homage to Eartha Kitt's Catwoman using her song “Santa Baby” as the holiday tie-in.
18 December:
Lady Gaga & Joseph Gordon-Levitt singing – and dancing – “Baby It's Cold Outside”. I liked that they switched it up and made her the seducer.
Mario Lanza, “O Come All Ye Faithful” because sometimes you just have to go full out even down to the Amen at the end of the song.
I had never heard of this singer until I read a fanfic by Coneycat where Tony Stark blasts Lanza's version of “Joy to the World” first thing on Christmas morning. Surprisingly I just learned that a friend of mine does that with the song I recommended yesterday (“O Holy Night” by Jussi Björling). I have to say that I am completely unfamiliar with this tradition of blasting music on Christmas day.
13 December:
Lee Murdock, “The Christmas Ship”. This is a very sweet one. Since I couldn't find a video with just this song, you can jump to 0:42 for the song to start. 5:44 is end
14 December:
Straight No Chaser, “The Twelve Days of Christmas” … sort of.
15 December:
I'm not sure how I miseed my favorite Christmas song, Loreena McKennit's “Dickens Christmas / The Palace”.
16 December:
"Christmas in Jail” by The Youngsters. Based on YouTube this song is much more well-known than I would have expected.
17 December:
Holy Night, Batman! One year I decorated my door at work as an homage to Eartha Kitt's Catwoman using her song “Santa Baby” as the holiday tie-in.
18 December:
Lady Gaga & Joseph Gordon-Levitt singing – and dancing – “Baby It's Cold Outside”. I liked that they switched it up and made her the seducer.