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Dec 10, 2012
Campy Christmas Records
As I only had a couple of Christmas records and a USB record player last year, you could say that things have been a bit more entertaining after setting up my Grandma's old record player and going through her vintage collection. I should clarify that in this case vintage doesn't mean hip or trendy. It means old, kind of cheesy, and very German.
I still have Frosty the Snowman and A Charlie Brown Christmas which were more recent finds, but I have to admit that I've really enjoyed getting to know Ivan Rebroff, the Jack Halloran Singers, and James Last to name a few. In fairness, none of the records sound as surprising as their album covers look. Christmas music hasn't evolved nearly as much as style has, and frankly that's what makes it fun.
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