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Register Today!- Dec 8, '12 by nursefrancesI love Christmas music.
But my favorite radio station is currently playing all Christmas music all the time and it is....a bit much. I miss some of the regular songs they play. It would be better if they mixed it up a bit, and how many different versions can I hear of the same songs?
I like the old classics too: Bing, Nat, etc. I also like "Breath of Heaven" (Amy Grant). There are many others but I am currently drawing a blank.
BostonTerrierLoverRN and herring_RN like this. - Dec 10, '12 by BostonTerrierLoverRNI guess I am the youngest traditional loving (old soul) in my congregation
Tonight was our Christmas Cantata, and I didn't know one song they sang- and they didn't read the Christmas Story(Luke)!
I wanted to hear all the hymns and familiar songs- but it was all Contemporary!!
What happened to Silent Night, O' Come all Ye Faithful, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, O' Little Town of Bethlehem, It Came Upon a Midnight Clear, Joy to the World, O' Come Emmanuel, Away in a Manger, O' Night Divine, We Three Kings, and Go Tell it on the Mountain?
I guess I'm one of the last of a dying breed
I had to play my Mahalia Jackson Christmas CD on my way to work to get over this(helped)!!
I might be the only white guy in Central Mississippi with Mahalia on my iPod
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- Dec 10, '12 by ktwlpn
- Dec 13, '12 by amoLuciaHey BostonT - I've got you beat. I have a catalogue CD of a gal who sings familiar Christmas carols all in Native American Indian languages/dialects. She's very easy to listen to but it's very odd hearing carols in the untraditional languages.
You tend to follow along in English but after a while, you catch on to some 'words' phonetically. Latin, French and Spanish we all recognize, but this tape is very different. Very foreign to me.
I think in a prior life, I was Native American and I wanted to hear the languages again. But they didn't sound too familiar, so I question that prior life stuff.
Nice tape though.BostonTerrierLoverRN and herring_RN like this. - Dec 13, '12 by aknottedyarnA bit off topic but I knew a man who had had a stroke that left him with just a whisper voice, mumbling and difficult to undertand. He would sing in Tlingt, a language of SE AK Indians, and be clear and loud enough to hear. I agree that following in English in my head was so foreign. The melody sweet and the words clear but I did not know any of the words.
- Dec 16, '12 by BostonTerrierLoverRNLol, I got Sissel Kirkjebø, singing in Norwegian(Nynorsk), she is freaking amazing- played it in the car with my friends. It was obviously "Silent Night," but a backseater complained, "I don't understand Norwegian!"
Then, calmly, the group smarty in the passenger seat began(MS Native born), she singing..."Silent Night, Holy Night, all is..." Eyes were rolling. She is my favorite singer, period- she mesmerizes me!!!! (She was the background voice on the movie "Titanic.")herring_RN likes this. - Dec 21, '12 by aknottedyarnHep Stars - Christmas Today (Benny Andersson) - YouTube
Sent by my DS who loves all things in foreign languages. This one is in English and what a treat. Never heard it before. Fun.BostonTerrierLoverRN and herring_RN like this. - Dec 21, '12 by tntrn0 Holy Night. but my favorite album which I can listen to end to end many times running is the Peter, Paul, and Mary Christmas Concert album. I love the songs in that collection.BostonTerrierLoverRN and herring_RN like this.
- Dec 21, '12 by herring_RNFor BostonTerrierLoverRN
For tntrn
I don't know your favorite songs so I posted mine.BostonTerrierLoverRN likes this.