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Victrola Christmas
can be ordered directly from dogtown!
Just send a check payable to dogtown
productions for the special price of $9.99… which includes 1st class
shipping anywhere in the USA!
dogtown productions
6 Old Harbor Road
Top Floor
Bearskin Neck
Rockport, MA 01966
Victrola Christmas
Vintage Christmas Recordings from the 1920's!
Produced and recorded by dogtown
productions
Track listing:
• 1. Intro: The Victrola Crank •
Around the Christmas Tree: (Old Swedish Folk Song)
Elsie Baker, Contralto with Orchestra (Riley-Gaynor).
• 2. Little Christmas Shoes: from "Dutch Ditties for Children",
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Elsie Baker (Anice Terhune).
• 3. Merry Christmas: •
Olive Kline, Soprano with Orchestra and Sleigh Bells (Riley-Gaynor).
• 4. Sleighing Song: •
Olive Kline, Soprano with Orchestra and Sleigh Bells (Riley-Gaynor).
• 5. Christkind Kommt! (German) •
Christmas Specialty mit Deklamation,
Harmoniumbegleitung und Kirchchengloken.
• 6. Ye Olden Yuletide Hymns: Part 1 - •
(Male Quartet with Orchestra Accompaniment),
Sung by Columbia Stellar Quartet, arranged by R.H. Bowers.
• 7. Ye Olden Yuletide Hymns: Part 2 - •
(Male Quartet with Orchestra Accompaniment),
Sung by Columbia Stellar Quartet, arranged by R.H. Bowers.
• 8. Christmas Chimes (Vandersloot) •
Yuletide Orchestra.
• 9. Memories of Christmas: "The Village Church"
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(Compiled and composed by R.H. Bowers),
Played by Prince's Orchestra with Contralto Solo and Male Quartet.
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10. It Came Upon The Midnight Clear (E.H. Sears-R.S. Willis) •
• 11. Holy Night: •
Marion Chamlee and Chorus Tenor and Chorus with Orchestra (Adam).
• 12. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing: (Mendelssohn), •
Sung by Henry Burr, Tenor Solo with Orchestra Accompaniment.
• 13. Silent Night, Holy Night: •
Richard Jordan (Pipe Organ with Vocal Refrain by Mixed Quartet).
• 14. Christmas Hymns - Selection: •
Francis J. Lapitino (Harp Solo).
• 15. Holy, Holy, Holy!: (Dykes) •
Mixed Chorus.
All songs recorded from my Uncle
Hieronymous' victrola and digitally remastered at Cove Recording
Studios in Rockport, Massachusetts.
Thanks to J. Talbot for cranking the victrola.
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