Found this yesterday in my YT feed. Two birds with one stone!
(Good thing I watch the new Spitting Image & BBC so I know most of the politicians featured.)
Found this yesterday in my YT feed. Two birds with one stone!
(Good thing I watch the new Spitting Image & BBC so I know most of the politicians featured.)
^Very political Katie
Lets keep it clean at crimbo
2 Good versions of Mary Did You Know
The PTX v The Sizzling Cimorellis
A timely carol for the election year
'The dumb will speak'
and 'The dead will walk again'
Again, not traditional, but originial.
[Verse 1]
Hello Dan, it's Joe here
I hope you're keeping well
It's the 21st of December
And now they're ringing the last bells
If I get good behaviour
I'll be out of here by July
Won't you kiss my kids on Christmas Day?
Please don't let 'em cry for me
Genius
^Nice one Dave
Another tremblingly topper accapella rendition of the majestic Adeste Fideles here...
A crumbly crimbles to all the TeakDoor faithful
God bless us everyone
Those well dressed mormons don't half know how to bang out a tune
God bless their little hearts
(those are surely gods very own organ pipes at the back - look at the size of those monsters)
Soul Cake from Sting's 'If on a Winters Night' album which is a warm and mellow Christmas listen I have been spinning since it came out 10 years ago
He also does one of my very favourite carols on that album - The Coventry carol - without which no Christmas Carols thread can be complete
It has a wonderfully medieval rhythm and harmony so it is no surprise that the Medieval Baebes also do it on their Christmas album
And a very spooky echoey cathedrally version from a church choir
The opening track on Sting's album is also a lesser known but very mellow yule log smolderer of basque origins - Gabriel's Message
and a traditional choir rendition
Those cherubic dudes are wearing the exact same costume I used to wear to Midnight Mass to swing my thurible
If you are not ahead of the game like Mendip and still have to sort out the stuffing on the big day then why not bang on a full length concert while you are running round the kitchen with with your hand up a turkey's arsehole
An eclectic bag of mixtures to be had here and safely wearing masks to remind you what year it is
These Mormons must have special heavenly protection from the virus and divine dispensation from mask-wearing as they are packed in like sardines here with nary face covered
(I did not know John Boy from the Waltons was a Mormon till I saw him compering)
The Piano Guys have a good Crimbo album and they recorded this jolly festive singalong
I think this 2017 version of the same carol is even better. Those industrious little mormons have outdone themselves.
Spectacular tribute from the Tabernacle-bashers to the master of Christmas - Charles Dickens
I thought they had ripped the idea off the movie 'The Man Who Invented Christmas' but this production is from 2015, 2 years before the movie
Too much Christmas and too little time...
Why can't it be Christmas every 3 months?
Crimble connoisseurs know that The Mormon Tabernacle Nutters know how to bang out a boss Cringle Jingle and this year has proved no different
They usually post 2 or 3 30 minute concerts in December so I went to look on the tubes and see what was up
I was tingled and jingled to see a link saying 'LiveStream' with a flashing red button.
I clicked the link and there was a countdown to the first jingle jamboree of 2021 with just minutes to go, and before you could say 'polygamy' I was watching my first ever live stream from Temple Square.
The first tune is a 14th century carol which I had never heard before
Beautiful arrangement of 'Personent hodie - On this day earth shall ring' by the Mormon maestro Mack Willburg
Bragging about the size of your organ is considered poor form but it has to be said that the Tabernacle titan is a throbbing monster.
The lovely Cheddar Trio doing a real-time Crimble concert live streaming now....
The one on the left!.
Farewell Jingle Bells to the fugliest rocker in town
My farmer's daughter first GF and myself considered this to be 'our song' a few decades ago
Acapella yuletide vibes
Nice festive dresses on the Celtic Laydeez
Haven't heard about Enya for a while
Hope her Orinocco is still flowing
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