Favoriting Surface Noise with Joe McGasko: Playlist from December 23, 2008 Favoriting

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Favoriting December 23, 2008: 78: Christmas Goose

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Artist Track Album Label Year Format Comments
Edward Penney  What Is Christmas   Favoriting   Radax  early 50s  78  "Prayer recited by Larry Forbes" 
Riley-Farley and Their Orchestra  Santa Claus Is Coming to Town   Favoriting   Decca  1935  78   
Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters  Jingle Bells   Favoriting   Decca  1943  78   
Stubby and the Buccaneers  Jolly Old Saint Nicholas   Favoriting   Decca  1949  78   
Eddy Howard and HIs Orchestra  Uncle Mistletoe   Favoriting   Mercury  1949  78   
 
Carson Robinson And His Pleasant Valley Boys  JIngle Bells   Favoriting   RCA-Victor  1946  78  "Calls by Lawrence V. Loy" 
Eddy Arnold  Will Santy Come to Shanty Town   Favoriting   RCA-Victor  1949  78   
The Korn Kobblers  Don't Give Me No Goose, Grandma   Favoriting   Columbia  1948  78   
LIttle Rita Faye  I Fell Out of a Christmas Tree   Favoriting   MGM  1953  78   
Ella Fitzgerald  Santa Claus Got Stuck in My Chimney   Favoriting The Stash Christmas Album  Stash  1985  LP  Recorded 1950 
 
Leroy Carr  Christmas in Jail-Ain't It a Pain   Favoriting Where Will You Be Christmas Day?  Dust to Digital  2004  CD   
Victoria Spivey with Lonnie Johnson  Christmas Mornin' Blues   Favoriting Santa Claus Blues  Jass  1988  CD  Recorded 1927 
Rev. J.M. Gates and His Congregation  Death Might Be Your Santa Claus   Favoriting Goodbye Babylon  Dust to Digital  2003  CD  Recorded 1926 
Rev. Edward W. Clayborn  The Wrong Way to Celebrate Christmas   Favoriting Complete Recorded Works in Chronological Order 1927-1929  Document  1992  CD  Recorded 1928 
Ozie Ware with Duke Ellington's Hot Five  Santa Claus, Bring My Man Back   Favoriting The Stash Christmas Album  Stash  1985  LP  Recorded 1928 
Fiddlin' John Carson & His Virginia Reelers  Christmas Time Will Soon Be Over   Favoriting Where Will You Be Christmas Day  Dust to Digital  2004  CD  Recorded 1927 
 
Judy Garland  Merry Christmas   Favoriting In the Good Old Summertime Soundtrack  MGM  early 70s  LP  Recorded 1949 


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Listener comments!

  7:11pm
Sean Daily:

First comment! Woo hoo!
  7:13pm
The Log Lady:

I'm gonna call you Uncle Joe Mistletoe from now on!
  7:21pm
Joe:

For just this show, that's okay, but don't spread it around!
  7:29pm
Tulkinghorn:

Uncle Mistletoe!

Sinister, or what?
  7:31pm
Sean Daily:

You know, I could say all kinds of crude things about Santa being stuck in Little Rita Faye's chimney. But I won't.
  7:32pm
John:

Is there a podcast of this show that I can download...great tunes man!
  7:33pm
The Log Lady:

Your restraint is admirable, Sean.
  7:35pm
Tulkinghorn:

I'm informed that Uncle Mistletoe was 'married' to an Aunt Holly.

Don't believe it, myself.
  7:39pm
Joe:

Podcast...someday!
  7:03pm
Olga:

Wow, I took "I fell out of a Christmas tree" a little too literally. As in she fell out of the tree and onto her head... which is why her daddy won't hit her. She's kinda special...
  8:37pm
Vicki:

My Mom was born on Christmas day 1952 and Little Rita Fayes song was my mom's song! My mom had a VERY old 45 with that song on it but these days who has a record player?!?!? Just didn't feel like Christmas without hearing that song! I love it! "When my birthday rolls around they close up all the stores in town and have a holiday for me!"
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