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Saturday, 24 December 2016

Red Gold & Green #12 - Christmas Special


Here's trio of seasonal tunes to set you up for the festivities. Have a happy, peaceful Christmas, however you choose to spend it.

Frank Cosmo - Merry Christmas (1963) 

The Kingstonians - Merry Christmas (1967) 

Jacob Miller & Ray I - Deck the Halls (1978)

(While Frank Cosmo was doing his thing, here's a reminder of how I spent Christmas in 1963)
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