Eighth Day Of Christmas - Happy New Year

Today's offering is "If You Knew How Long I've Been So Good For Christmas" by Howie Stevie on the Jamie Records label.

http://rapidshare.de/files/10184095/howie_stevie.zip.html

Seventh Day Of Christmas

After yesterday's lapse in memory, I added the link before doing anything else. This is a great track by Linda Mann with Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Dick Friesen on the Pace Records label. The song is "It's Christmastime In Fairyland." Sanity Clause would like to wish you all a HAPPY NEW YEAR!

http://rapidshare.de/files/10165420/linda_mann.zip.html

Sixth Day Of Christmas

Santa has used lots of modes of transportation other than his sleigh if you believe all the songs. Here's at least the second about a helicopter. Gene Autry recorded "Santa' Coming In A Whirleybird" and in 1976 Clinton Caldwell gave us "Santa's Copter." This single was released on the Omni Label. Listen for the line about greasy elves! More tomorrow!

I guess Santa must have had too much of the fifth on the sixth! Sorry for leaving off the link earlier today. Here it is!

http://rapidshare.de/files/10120580/clinton_caldwell.zip.html

Fifth Day Of Christmas

Hey, kids! Be good and Sanity Clause will bring you Little Terri Knight singing "Santa's On His Way" with Dickie Bell & The Chimes. Well, even if you've been naughty here's the link:

http://rapidshare.de/files/10050432/dickie_bell.zip.html

The Fourth Day Of Christmas

Today, I offer you the story of "Everett The Evergreen." This little ditty is sung by The Country Cavaleers and Children's Christmas Choir and was released on the Country Showcase America label. Think Charlie Brown's Christmas tree being rescued by orphans. Oh, joy!

http://rapidshare.de/files/9989579/country_cavaleers.zip.html

Third Day Of Christmas

Here's tune to make your natale buono. The Di Mara Sisters sing about "Santa's Italian Wife" on Pip Records, a subsidiary of Pickwick Records. It was produced, arranged and conducted by Angelo Di Pippo and written by R. Pazzini. Download it and don't forget the cannoli..

http://rapidshare.de/files/9913798/dimara_sisters.zip.html

Second Day Of Christmas

On the second day of Christmas, Sanity shares with you a little Latin flavor in the form of "Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer Cha Cha" by Hernando Hopkins and Orchestra. This is my rip of the single on the ABC Paramount label. Happy boxing day!

http://rapidshare.de/files/9855017/HH1-1_Hernando_Hopkins___Orchestra_-.zip.html

First Day Of Christmas

On the first day of Christmas Sanity Clause gives to you The Ralph Hunter Choir singing "White Christmas" in glorious monaural high fidelity. Download at:
http://rapidshare.de/files/9810123/whitexmas.mp3.html

Tuesday's Twofer

Today I share with you two sides of country Christmas. One, the side that makes you laugh, is Lonzo and Oscar's take on "Jangle Bells." Two, the side that makes you drop a tear in your beer, is Elton Britt singing "Christmas In November." Don't say I didn't warn you if you get caught short on hankies!
http://rapidshare.de/files/8733023/CountryXmas.zip.html

Monday's Sanity Sharity

Today's songs are "Christmas Is Revolting (And So Are The Elves)" on Rooby Records by Chicago's "Tuna Obervatory" and "Xmas Xorcismus (ho ho ho)" on Flying Bomb Records by Detroit's "Wildbunch"
Enjoy!

http://rapidshare.de/files/8691582/SharityClaus02.rar.html

Sanity's Sharity For Friday

Here are a couple of records I purchased recently which I thought people might enjoy.
One is by a Kansas City, MO group called "The Classmen." The songs are "Elvin The Little Black Elf" and "Christmas Eve By The Golden Gate." This group seems to have released at least a half-dozen singles in the KC area during the 1960's.
The other record is by Sonny Bloch's Coralairs from South Florida. "Buon Natale" was later covered by Nat "King" Cole and is fairly well known. The flip side is "Louis The Elf" and fun for the kiddies.
I'll try to post the labels later.

Enjoy.

http://rapidshare.de/files/8498855/SharityClaus01.zip.html