I looked up Harry Simeone on Wikipedia and discovered that in 1958 he took an obscure song titled "Carol of the Drum", changed the name to The Little Drummer Boy, and released it on his album "Sing We Now of Christmas". When I saw the name of the album I remembered it from when I was 8 years old and we would play it on the old record player. What wonderful memories and this is by far my favorite version of this beautiful Christmas song. Thanks to whomever posted this.
This is my favorite Christmas song, as well as my favorite version. This is the best version, & all other versions of "The Little Drummer Boy" are inferior by comparison.
R.I.P., Harry Simeone. Your immortal holiday classic is still popular to this very day.
I thought I was the only one that got emotional with this song. This is my favorite song too and the Harry Simeone Chrole version. I softly cry some tears when I hear it because it was so powerful. Thank you for posting!!
I was born in 1992 and am currently in college. When this song comes on the radio I close my door and turn this all the way up and just close my eyes and smile. I feel bad for everyone who doesn't appreciate the peacefulness and meaning this song symbolizes. Merry Christmas everyone :) I can't wait to go home so I can enjoy the important things this season brings, like spending time with family and friends.
I was born in1992, and this is my favourite Christmas song, I think the love for it was handed down from my grandma, because it's her favourite as well.
Like so many others who posted, I first heard this in 1958 the year it was released and this is still my favorite version. I was 7 years old then and it still captures the magic and the joy of Christmas for me.
I used to sit in our living room with all lights out except for the christmas tree lights,and listen to a christmas album that included this recording.The lights always seemed to blink in time with whatever song was playing.Very special memory.
I FOUND IT!!!! The version I grew up with as a kid!! I am so estactic right now. Time to play this and Bing Crosby's White Christmas nonstop til Christmas comes. By the way, I'm 24 (the top two comments were saying they were in their 50's).
My favorite version of the coolest Christmas song EVER!!! Christmas morning I wake the WHOLE house up to this.(if anyone stays over after the Christmas Eve party.)
If I only had one song I could listen to the whole Christmas season this could be it. There are plenty of beautiful songs out there, but no matter where I am, if this song comes over a stereo or a radio, I stop in my tracks. I had this version on an album that also had the song Do You Hear What I Hear on it. I wore that vinyl out many years ago.
Whenever I want to feel the holyness of the christmas season this is the one I like to hear. Fifty -odd years and it still makes me feel those feelings. Amazing.
I've loved this version since hearing it in 1958, my first Christmas home from the Air Force. The radio was on at work as some of us were wrapping gifts. It brought tears to my eyes recalling the tenderness I felt for a former girlfriend....who had been a Drum Major.
I have heard so many versions done of this classic and yet this is still my favorite version. I remember as a Kid I had this version on a 45. Thanks so much for hosting this and bringing back some wonderful childhood memories
Christ, can you save me please ? please........ I know you can hear me. You are so loved by this song, you must be in the mist of it............. Please please grant me a miracle....please.............
Hey GregBarrett, I'm sure you are asked this a lot, but do you know where I might obtain a copy of this song? All I hear and can find is the re-recording (with the slower tempo finale.) I have the album and been listening to it all my life, every Christmas without fail. My copy is scratched, worn out when I commited it to audio tape in 1978, and from that copy to CD in 2008.
I could be wrong, but wasn't it Harry Simeone that composed this song? I've got something on the order of four different copies of this album and two or three of the 45's. I've got the original 1958 version, a couple 1960's versions, and one 1970's version. All in good shape. My 45's of this song are distorted in the highs though, either from faulty pressings or from being played with ten-pound needles. It's a shame, because otherwise they are very clean. The first (I think), the BEST!
im a freshman at an amazing school and i just want to thank Mrs. Tanner for having my class plus 100 other girls singing this song. I love our alot part. Prum pa pa pa pum pa pa pa pum. This song always makes me want to cry because even though he didnt have a gifl for Jesus he played his drum and he played his best then Jesus smiled:) makes me happy/sad.
Ah, my very favorite version of this song, the BEST one, in my opinion. I always turn it up on the radio at Christmas when it comes on. I love the hesitation before the one line, and the more hushed tones, after the drumming -- "... then, he *smiled* at me!"
It was such a cute tv special too -- narrated by Loretta Young, I think.
I now have accumulated 100 Christmas 45s- enough to fill my jukebox. It really is a unique experience; just change the records at the beginning of the season; if you have more than enough to fill your jukebox, change again about two weeks before Christmas with the others. My collection ranges from a couple Nutcrackr excerpts, to traditional, to lots of 1940s-80s pop songs and even a couple from the '90s. Why play the same artist when you can mix it up?
Maybe it's just me, but I can detect a tinge of fear and urgency in this song. It was originally released during the Cold War, as daily came the news of the superpowers latest step towards annihilating all mankind. A need to make things right in the eyes of The Lord was strong. Such a beautifully spiritual song. There's still a need for it to this day.
Yes, this is the original 1958 20th-Fox version, and not the 1965 re-make for Kapp Records. The difference between the two is the 20th-Fox version fades, while the Kapp version ends clean.
I grew up in the 50's listening to this on the radio every Christmas. Yes to everyone who says there is nothing like it. Thankyou You tube and whoever posted it.
There are many different versions of this song, but this is the only one I will listen to. "Then He smiled at me" puts a tear in my eye every time I hear it
when i was little i found this record in my parents record collection, it became my favorite! im surprised i didnt wear it out.. nomatter what i am doing if this song comes on, i must stop and listen to it! thanks for posting
I agree; this is the BEST version! It makes me cry too. I used to watch the animated story every Christmas (guess it's "Christian" to air now). I had the record and everything! It was played every year at Christmas on Baltimore stations.
This is by far the best version. I remember it so vividly as a 7 year old back in 1958. None of the newer versions do it justice. It surely brings the Christmas memories back. Thanks
Thanks for the memories. I was just a kid growing up in the ghetto in a place called Lincoln Heights in Washington D.C. This song was the only Christmas I had and it meant so much.
THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!! I never knew who sang this song originally until just now. I cant begin to tell you what this song means to me. Please just know it gives me great peace. MERRY CHRISTMAS
The first time I remember hearing this was when I was in first grade in 1964. It continues to be one of my most favorite songs of all time. Being a drummer too really makes it that much more special! Thanx for putting the song on!!!
I have my parents album with the original speaking parts inbetween songs Beautiful. Bought the Cd but it was like a compilation without the original production. Please someone do the original In Called Sing We Now Of Christmas The Harry Simeone Choir with Brass Choir and Orchestra by 20th Century Fox (3002)
Is it just me or does this sound pretty good for 1958 vinyl. This has always been one of my favorite Christmas songs and no one did it better than the Harry Simeon Chorale. My ex was a real grinch. Hated Christmas music in general and this song in particular. All the more reason for me to love it.! I love the decor as well. Must try it myself.
The very first CD I ever bought on eBay was a compilation of such songs as this, White Christmas by Bing Crosby, Chestnuts roasting on an open fire by Mel Torme, and other great classics. It was $3. This was the song I bought it for.
Beautiful! There is another version from the same era, purely instrumental and heavy on pipe organs...almost sounds like a military march...anyone know which version this was?
Many thanks for posting this version.......as others have said it is the best. Too bad that few appreciate the beauty of the way carols were sung 30+ years ago. My thanks again and Merry Christmas to all.
I remember when this one came out. Thank you very much for having it and for sharing it with us. And the Merriest of Christmas's and the Happiest of New Years to everyone.
Another follow-up point, and probably somewhat immaterial to this song -- that HAS to be beautiful woodwork in that house -- the reflection of the Christmas lights shows how it must be heavily varnished. That, and the fact that it's so dark, IMHO, the epitome of the best look for not only older buildings, but even for many new buildings today. Again, just a side point. Merry Christmas!
This is THE version of this song -- and, from the YouTube entries I've checked out (two or three others), the best sound thus far. BTW -- If a singer can't say "Baby Jesu", "Baby Jesus", etc. in verse two, but insists on substituting a generic, nameless "little baby" instead, he ought not sing the song at all. Just a point that came to mind. Thanks much for this!
nice classice phonograph player! room filling volume...and the lights are tops too
radioham67 4 weeks ago
This is the version that made the tune famous,, and still the best version.
tpcrb 1 month ago
I looked up Harry Simeone on Wikipedia and discovered that in 1958 he took an obscure song titled "Carol of the Drum", changed the name to The Little Drummer Boy, and released it on his album "Sing We Now of Christmas". When I saw the name of the album I remembered it from when I was 8 years old and we would play it on the old record player. What wonderful memories and this is by far my favorite version of this beautiful Christmas song. Thanks to whomever posted this.
Varnerhogg1 1 month ago 2
This is my favorite Christmas song, as well as my favorite version. This is the best version, & all other versions of "The Little Drummer Boy" are inferior by comparison.
R.I.P., Harry Simeone. Your immortal holiday classic is still popular to this very day.
ChihuahuaboyDH 1 month ago
I thought I was the only one that got emotional with this song. This is my favorite song too and the Harry Simeone Chrole version. I softly cry some tears when I hear it because it was so powerful. Thank you for posting!!
Elaine1970inNJ 1 month ago
Absolutely gorgeous !
CanadiAnnie 1 month ago
I was born in 1992 and am currently in college. When this song comes on the radio I close my door and turn this all the way up and just close my eyes and smile. I feel bad for everyone who doesn't appreciate the peacefulness and meaning this song symbolizes. Merry Christmas everyone :) I can't wait to go home so I can enjoy the important things this season brings, like spending time with family and friends.
tyclor99 1 month ago
The song itself is beautiful, but I just cannot listen to any version other than this one because of how perfect it is.
hfontaine8 1 month ago 2
@hfontaine8 I agree 110%
Elaine1970inNJ 1 month ago
I was born in1992, and this is my favourite Christmas song, I think the love for it was handed down from my grandma, because it's her favourite as well.
wanttogotoengland 1 month ago
Like so many others who posted, I first heard this in 1958 the year it was released and this is still my favorite version. I was 7 years old then and it still captures the magic and the joy of Christmas for me.
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I used to sit in our living room with all lights out except for the christmas tree lights,and listen to a christmas album that included this recording.The lights always seemed to blink in time with whatever song was playing.Very special memory.
Hawkeye935 2 months ago
best version of the best christmas song
tyclor99 2 months ago 6
I FOUND IT!!!! The version I grew up with as a kid!! I am so estactic right now. Time to play this and Bing Crosby's White Christmas nonstop til Christmas comes. By the way, I'm 24 (the top two comments were saying they were in their 50's).
streeTkiDwannaBe 2 months ago
My favorite version of the coolest Christmas song EVER!!! Christmas morning I wake the WHOLE house up to this.(if anyone stays over after the Christmas Eve party.)
JLenoC6 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Harry Simeone Chorale
If I only had one song I could listen to the whole Christmas season this could be it. There are plenty of beautiful songs out there, but no matter where I am, if this song comes over a stereo or a radio, I stop in my tracks. I had this version on an album that also had the song Do You Hear What I Hear on it. I wore that vinyl out many years ago.
MistletoeMalley 4 months ago
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The stars in the bright sky
shone down where he lay
baby jesus asleep on the hay,
in the corner was a little drummer boy
and on his drum he began to play.
erictippett123 8 months ago
Whenever I want to feel the holyness of the christmas season this is the one I like to hear. Fifty -odd years and it still makes me feel those feelings. Amazing.
scottiechris 10 months ago
My very grandmother's voice is in there. She was singing it. :D
MasakoXer 1 year ago
My four year old grandson and I agree that this is our favorite Christmas choral, we sing it together, very meaningful to me. Thank you!
jkschlomer 1 year ago
Best version of that song, but I will say, the beginning part of the song always gets my heart racing. Kinda unusual, but true.
CCthebat 1 year ago
Those fat guys saying "rum" scare me
MeIsGoodPerson 1 year ago
I agree with many others. This is the best version of TLDB ever, and my all time favorite Christmas song.
CarbLoversDiet 1 year ago
I've loved this version since hearing it in 1958, my first Christmas home from the Air Force. The radio was on at work as some of us were wrapping gifts. It brought tears to my eyes recalling the tenderness I felt for a former girlfriend....who had been a Drum Major.
Republicrat74 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this with us- Merriest of Christmasses to you and yours!
doris780 1 year ago
It isn't Christmas without hearing this version. Thanks for the post.
VIDEOHEREBOB 1 year ago
Best version of this song thanks!
stupidsexyflanders81 1 year ago
Childhood Christmas memories! My favorite version of all!
JoshuaMallalieu 1 year ago
This is my favorite version of all.
hyancinth70 1 year ago
My all time favorite Christmas song!
pbatommy 1 year ago
Merry christmas
gatorfan1233 1 year ago
my all time favorite,, Got my daughter hooked on it
wesleyg60 1 year ago
I have heard so many versions done of this classic and yet this is still my favorite version. I remember as a Kid I had this version on a 45. Thanks so much for hosting this and bringing back some wonderful childhood memories
thesagebrushkid 1 year ago
Christ, can you save me please ? please........ I know you can hear me. You are so loved by this song, you must be in the mist of it............. Please please grant me a miracle....please.............
mancalledT 1 year ago
Hey GregBarrett, I'm sure you are asked this a lot, but do you know where I might obtain a copy of this song? All I hear and can find is the re-recording (with the slower tempo finale.) I have the album and been listening to it all my life, every Christmas without fail. My copy is scratched, worn out when I commited it to audio tape in 1978, and from that copy to CD in 2008.
RavenAnonymous 1 year ago
I could be wrong, but wasn't it Harry Simeone that composed this song? I've got something on the order of four different copies of this album and two or three of the 45's. I've got the original 1958 version, a couple 1960's versions, and one 1970's version. All in good shape. My 45's of this song are distorted in the highs though, either from faulty pressings or from being played with ten-pound needles. It's a shame, because otherwise they are very clean. The first (I think), the BEST!
jazzliscious13 1 year ago
im a freshman at an amazing school and i just want to thank Mrs. Tanner for having my class plus 100 other girls singing this song. I love our alot part. Prum pa pa pa pum pa pa pa pum. This song always makes me want to cry because even though he didnt have a gifl for Jesus he played his drum and he played his best then Jesus smiled:) makes me happy/sad.
star1grace1 1 year ago
at first i was scarred
star1grace1 1 year ago
Only 8 more weeks!
leeleechristmaslover 1 year ago
Ah, my very favorite version of this song, the BEST one, in my opinion. I always turn it up on the radio at Christmas when it comes on. I love the hesitation before the one line, and the more hushed tones, after the drumming -- "... then, he *smiled* at me!"
It was such a cute tv special too -- narrated by Loretta Young, I think.
Ivyandstone 1 year ago
I now have accumulated 100 Christmas 45s- enough to fill my jukebox. It really is a unique experience; just change the records at the beginning of the season; if you have more than enough to fill your jukebox, change again about two weeks before Christmas with the others. My collection ranges from a couple Nutcrackr excerpts, to traditional, to lots of 1940s-80s pop songs and even a couple from the '90s. Why play the same artist when you can mix it up?
pannoni1 1 year ago
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Worst song ever.
MrGurlyboy 1 year ago
@MrGurlyboy this song rock so blow
swinson1000 1 year ago
@swinson1000 Yeah whatever.
MrGurlyboy 1 year ago
@MrGurlyboy yeah what whatever scrooge
swinson1000 1 year ago
@swinson1000 Scrooge repented, I'm Marley.
MrGurlyboy 1 year ago
Maybe it's just me, but I can detect a tinge of fear and urgency in this song. It was originally released during the Cold War, as daily came the news of the superpowers latest step towards annihilating all mankind. A need to make things right in the eyes of The Lord was strong. Such a beautifully spiritual song. There's still a need for it to this day.
2000toddowen 1 year ago
there is this guy who drives by the apartment late every night blasting this song with the windows down. it is the end of may. what the fuck?
MommyKamikaze 1 year ago
This is one Christmas song that I can listen to any season of the year.
ewd76 1 year ago
My parents played this song every Christmas as far back as I can remember. What memories! I miss those days. Thank you for the post.
Azotronia 1 year ago
Yes, this is the original 1958 20th-Fox version, and not the 1965 re-make for Kapp Records. The difference between the two is the 20th-Fox version fades, while the Kapp version ends clean.
CrummyCurtis 2 years ago
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wish i had a player lyk that
honeybaby000111 2 years ago
i have yet to hear a version of this song that beats the original. thanks for posting,,,,,
jackslicl100 2 years ago
i have been trying to find the original, is it on youtube? and who sang it, i have been mad searching for it. lol
looneybun1 2 years ago
@looneybun1 this IS the original. GREAT song
jackslicl100 2 years ago
This is the original, and the best version of the song, nothing beats the original.
PizzaPartySkipper 2 years ago 2
I grew up in the 50's listening to this on the radio every Christmas. Yes to everyone who says there is nothing like it. Thankyou You tube and whoever posted it.
gazhandrail 2 years ago
No other arrangement of this song will hold a candle to this. And nothing like the warm analog sound from vinyl. Thanks for posting!
abcbvb2b3 2 years ago 4
I agree!
FindaSilverLining 2 years ago
There are many different versions of this song, but this is the only one I will listen to. "Then He smiled at me" puts a tear in my eye every time I hear it
soapmaker777 2 years ago 3
Me too!
FindaSilverLining 2 years ago
when i was little i found this record in my parents record collection, it became my favorite! im surprised i didnt wear it out.. nomatter what i am doing if this song comes on, i must stop and listen to it! thanks for posting
bullittguy 2 years ago
The very first time I heard it in 1958 it brought tears to my eyes, and it still tugs at my heart after all these years!
Republicrat74 2 years ago 2
I love it so much too :)
FindaSilverLining 2 years ago
This version is second to none. Thanks for posting it!
puzny 2 years ago 3
thank you for posting this ive been looking for it for a VERY long time thank you
CRAZYEMOGIRL666 2 years ago 2
My favorite Christmas song! I'm in my late 50's and still get emotional whenever I hear it.
jrhcj 2 years ago 11
I do too! I love this song...it's my favorite Christmas song.
FindaSilverLining 2 years ago
Thank you so much for posting this, I've been looking EVERYWHERE for it!
bjonas0725 2 years ago 3
My all time fav Christmas song :)
banditsmomma 2 years ago 5
this is a beautiful song. Thank you.
0121952 2 years ago 3
Ah! I finally found it! I'd heard this version on the radio and it immediately became my favorite rendition. Beautiful! Thanks for posting it :)
teapo23 2 years ago 5
To be there; in that place; at that time. Wow! Thanks for posting.
skrat5 2 years ago 3
true feelings of christmas,we don't have much to offer the king,yet He accepts us for who we are,and the talents He has given us.Amen
splpeo 2 years ago 3
Best version of this song, that annual show they had from the late 70s that had stick figure animation wasn't too bad either.
Carltube1 2 years ago 2
Wow, sounds SO much better on a record! No contest! Thanks for this :D
snowsorceress 2 years ago
I was born in 1959........my Dad played this on Christmas Eve as long as I can remember. He still has the original LP to this day.
I would further have to say next to "I'll be Home for Christmas" this is my favorite Christmas song.
The words to this song have so much value. The music only compliments the entire work.
Imaroughboy2 2 years ago 11
Yep every new version of this is missing that basso continuo and they really suffer for it.
RepublicanTorture 2 years ago 2
I agree; this is the BEST version! It makes me cry too. I used to watch the animated story every Christmas (guess it's "Christian" to air now). I had the record and everything! It was played every year at Christmas on Baltimore stations.
beancat 2 years ago
This is by far the best version. I remember it so vividly as a 7 year old back in 1958. None of the newer versions do it justice. It surely brings the Christmas memories back. Thanks
jmcraven1 2 years ago 2
I get the chills each time I hear this song. Tears me up too. :) Thank you for posting this.
AndiePanicka 2 years ago
A top 5 fav of mine during Christmas, and each and every time I hear it, just brings me to tears. Love it!
Oldiesbuff925 2 years ago
Still makes me cry...my all-time favorite version of this song! God bless!
n2valus61 2 years ago
Man this song gives me the shivers! This was the first version of this song that I ever searched for and leaped with joy when I found it.
xLinaChansDEADx 2 years ago
Thanks for the memories. I was just a kid growing up in the ghetto in a place called Lincoln Heights in Washington D.C. This song was the only Christmas I had and it meant so much.
Mr0968 2 years ago 3
I love it too, Mr. 0968 and DC is my home too! God Bless you!
mdmomof7 2 years ago
This has always been my favorite Christmas song, I'm so glad I found it. Thank you so much for letting me hear it again.
nycterrana 2 years ago
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I get a very hard and long lasting boner whenever I hear this classic... cum pretty strong and long too!!!
tommyboy6494 2 years ago
The original is still the best, no other version can campare to this one, one of my fave songs and christmas of all time.
I love traditional christmas music.
ChristmasBelle25 2 years ago 6
THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!! I never knew who sang this song originally until just now. I cant begin to tell you what this song means to me. Please just know it gives me great peace. MERRY CHRISTMAS
frankray3 2 years ago 4
thank you for the post it's my favorite Christmas song out of them all!!!
theworld4449 2 years ago 2
hell with what anyone says. You can't get that sound quality from a cd.
Ah the sound of crisp vinyl.
shade231 2 years ago 4
Ain't nothing like the real thing baby..thanks so much for the post Greg,happy holidays!!!!
leopardmary 2 years ago 3
The first time I remember hearing this was when I was in first grade in 1964. It continues to be one of my most favorite songs of all time. Being a drummer too really makes it that much more special! Thanx for putting the song on!!!
Grey9man 2 years ago 12
You're welcome.
gregbarrett9 2 years ago
Great vintage phonograph! What kind is it?
nakamichiguy 2 years ago 2
The description is on my front page.
gregbarrett9 2 years ago
...this is the only version I ever want 2 hear of this song. Ever. Gives me chills....
DJPsychoDTM 2 years ago 4
This is the best version of one of the best pieces of music ever written. Worth listening to it all year round, not just at christmas.
williewet1 2 years ago 8
I have my parents album with the original speaking parts inbetween songs Beautiful. Bought the Cd but it was like a compilation without the original production. Please someone do the original In Called Sing We Now Of Christmas The Harry Simeone Choir with Brass Choir and Orchestra by 20th Century Fox (3002)
2mouth17 2 years ago
Is it just me or does this sound pretty good for 1958 vinyl. This has always been one of my favorite Christmas songs and no one did it better than the Harry Simeon Chorale. My ex was a real grinch. Hated Christmas music in general and this song in particular. All the more reason for me to love it.! I love the decor as well. Must try it myself.
maryanne151 2 years ago 11
Thanks. The record is in very good condition for its age.
gregbarrett9 2 years ago
@gregbarrett9 You've taken good care of it, obviously!
ttlms 1 year ago
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Why do they pronounce Jesus' name weird? Still a great song. I have it on my ipod.
Casey5693 2 years ago
anybody got the Jack Halloway Singers version?
tubalador 2 years ago
My bad, "The Jack Halloran Singers" version?
tubalador 2 years ago
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how fucking ignorant you truly are!
tigup813 2 years ago
Makes me think of Ian and Lesley.........
LoomVideos 2 years ago
original version all right, but the sound is off mike .. I posted a video of one of my recordings.
stonecatss 2 years ago
The best version of this song. O holy night is also another great song by Harry Simeone Chorale. I can't find their version anywhere on here.
misonkop 2 years ago 2
The very first CD I ever bought on eBay was a compilation of such songs as this, White Christmas by Bing Crosby, Chestnuts roasting on an open fire by Mel Torme, and other great classics. It was $3. This was the song I bought it for.
ttlms 2 years ago
Beautiful! There is another version from the same era, purely instrumental and heavy on pipe organs...almost sounds like a military march...anyone know which version this was?
982Munchie 2 years ago
love this song, I could listen to this year around. You can't hear this kind of Christmas music today anymore.
nurselady83 2 years ago
I also have this 45, and made a video this past Christmas time, but my version got blocked.
JeffN727 3 years ago
Many thanks for posting this version.......as others have said it is the best. Too bad that few appreciate the beauty of the way carols were sung 30+ years ago. My thanks again and Merry Christmas to all.
1prairiegal 3 years ago 4
yes, this is the best version. the one I've been looking for.
:D
KooLxAiDxLoVa 3 years ago 2
By far, the greatest version of this song!
MiguelDante 3 years ago 5
This is very much a case of "the original is always the best" version of this song...
I remember this from childhood, and they just "don't make 'em like this anymore"...
I absolutely HATE "jazzed-up 'Christmas carols'"!!!!!!!
jammies3 3 years ago 4
I remember when this one came out. Thank you very much for having it and for sharing it with us. And the Merriest of Christmas's and the Happiest of New Years to everyone.
Zeke1950 3 years ago 3
but of course!
poeticinjustice13 3 years ago 2
Another follow-up point, and probably somewhat immaterial to this song -- that HAS to be beautiful woodwork in that house -- the reflection of the Christmas lights shows how it must be heavily varnished. That, and the fact that it's so dark, IMHO, the epitome of the best look for not only older buildings, but even for many new buildings today. Again, just a side point. Merry Christmas!
hellsbellspapa 3 years ago
This is THE version of this song -- and, from the YouTube entries I've checked out (two or three others), the best sound thus far. BTW -- If a singer can't say "Baby Jesu", "Baby Jesus", etc. in verse two, but insists on substituting a generic, nameless "little baby" instead, he ought not sing the song at all. Just a point that came to mind. Thanks much for this!
hellsbellspapa 3 years ago 2
Thanks for this! Wow :)
ClassicsHouse 3 years ago 4
Wow! This is such a beautiful version of this. I think of what the song means to me and I am sure it must be the same for you. Thank you!
allgoraro 3 years ago 4