December 24, 2023

Groovy Library's All-Time Favorite Super-Duper Christmas Gems, Vol. 4

One more before the big day, a continuance of Groovy Library's all-time favorite Christmas gems.

Vince Guaraldi Trio's "Linus and Lucy (drum overdub)" - okay, it's not an official remix, but someone who dubbed over drums and a distorted guitar (the latter is low in the mix, and at times sounds like a trumpet with wah-wah effects). I love it but have no idea who they are. Also included the 2022 mix of VGT's "Christmas Time Is Here," the instrumental version.

REO Speedwagon's "Sleigh Ride" is probably my all-time favorite rock version. Pastor Brad's "O Come All Ye Faithful" should delight the fans of harder-edged rock. Also, Buck Owens' "Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy." That tune can really stick in your head, lol. Dolph Chaney's "Jingle Bells" is a take on Van Halen's Panama. It's fun, and jolly too! And, you've probably heard it several times over the years in commercials, numerous tv and films, etc, the Boston Pops Orchestra's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy." It's short and sweet, and I love it still.

20 tracks in all. Merry Christmas everyone!



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