Another Christmas-y type song that doesn’t suck. Jesse Malin and the St. Mark’s Social have a bunch of upcoming tour dates so check ’em out.
“No, I won’t be home for Christmas!”
Another Christmas-y type song that doesn’t suck. Jesse Malin and the St. Mark’s Social have a bunch of upcoming tour dates so check ’em out.
“No, I won’t be home for Christmas!”
Joan as Police Woman (aka Joan Wasser, ex-Dambuilders, Those Bastard Souls, Black Beetle) has a new CD, The Deep Field, coming out in the UK in late January (not sure yet about a U.S. release date). Here’s the first single, “The Magic”.
A few weeks ago, The Dollyrots asked their fans to answer the question, “What messed up thing do you want for Christmas?” (in reference to their 2010 release, A Little Messed Up). Fans were invited to submit their items and then Kelly, Luis and Chris set out to record a quickie Christmas tune running through some of the best entries.
Following up yesterday’s post, here’s another Christmas song that doesn’t suck.
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I’m not a huge fan of Christmas music as performed by contemporary musicians. All too often the songs are nothing more than novelty tracks that are only worth listening to a few times during the month of December. Of course, there are exceptions, a few of which I’ll be posting over the next week or so.
Kyle Krone (ex-The Shys) is one of my favorite singers and all-around swell guy and while, lyrically, his track “California Christmas” deals with holiday cheer, I’d listen to this thing while driving to the beach on summer vacation.
Biffy Clyro’s version appears on Kerrang Magazine “High Voltage: A Brief History Of Rock” compilation from 2007.
Weezer’s version, of course, comes from the Blue album.