Here's a neat little set of records I found just a couple of weeks ago, one of the very last things I recorded this season before I started sharing out records. These are six out of what was originally a set of eight sides by
Ireene Wicker, The Singing Lady. I don't know much about her, but there's plenty of info out there on the internets. The only other Christmas release I can find by her was a 78 on Mercury that was shared out by my buddy Lee over
at his place a while back. I don't know if that share is still any good, but if it's not, you might try politely asking for a repost and who knows, you might get lucky. Back to my shares, these are cute little version of Christmas classics, usually with a little bit of spoken introduction. These probably came in picture sleeves back in the day, but when I found them, all I got were three little pieces of vinyl. Well, they were vinyl, but they played at 78 RPM and I had to use my old, fat needle. Decent sound, though, for being over 60 years old. If any of this sounds the least bit interesting, please be my guest and download
Ireene Wicker-The Singing Lady-Six Sides (Tots 'N' Teens/Regal Record Corp 3x7" 78 RPM, 1949).
Dicken's Christmas Carol Part 1
Dicken's Christmas Carol Part 2
Silent Night
Jingle Bells
O Come, All ye Faithful
Deck The Halls; I Saw Three Ships
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