Tuesday, December 12, 2006
Christmas Tune Tuesday!
It occurred to me that if I only posted one Christmas tune a week I would NEVER get all the good ones shared in time! So I decided to go with a theme instead. This week, Cowboy Christmas!
But first, my other Christmas joke before I forget.
Q. What do English teachers call Santa's helpers?
A. Subordinate clauses!
Yeah, yeah, don't quit my day job, I get it. On to the tunes!
Jeff Carson - Santa Got Lost In Texas
http://download.yousendit.com/9404D12F27A6C8DE
In which Santa, lost in Texas and looking for his last gift stop, meets up with a lone cowboy ridin' herd and says:
"'You're pretty dumb like me,' he said, 'to work in the wind and frost.'"
'I'm pretty dumb like you,' I said, 'But Mister, I ain't lost.'"
Bellamy Brothers - Jingle Bells (A Cowboy's Holiday)
http://download.yousendit.com/5DC936D97CB28897
"Jingle bells, Happy Trails, yippie-o-ki-yay,
God Bless ol' Gene Autry, it's a Cowboy Holiday."
Michael Martin Murphey - Christmas Trail
http://download.yousendit.com/604E43E479306587
I had trouble finding lyrics on these--just too many hits and weird sites to plow through. Basically this is a very poignant coming of age song of a young cowboy coming home for his first Christmas after going out in the world to work.
Michael Martin Murphey - Corn, Water and Wood
http://download.yousendit.com/70648C5C2AA621E2
Very nice New Mexican flavored version of the gifts at the Nativity.
Michael Martin Murphey - Cowboy's Christmas Ball
http://download.yousendit.com/A1F28F8C11ADE77A
Just a fun, light-hearted song about a holiday dance on the prairie.
John Denver - Christmas for Cowboys
http://download.yousendit.com/459BFEE761A24C91
"Tall in the saddle we spend Christmas day,
Drivin' the cattle on the snow-covered range.
All of the good gifts given today,
Ours is the sky and the wide-open plains."
Now for something completely different (than songs, I mean.) Did I ever mention that my ideal pick for the actor to play Professor Xavier would have been Anthony Hopkins? Patrick Stewart was just too darn nice.
Part 28--Initiation: To try to settle some of his doubts, Xavier has an after-dinner chat with Hank and Cassie.
But first, my other Christmas joke before I forget.
Q. What do English teachers call Santa's helpers?
A. Subordinate clauses!
Yeah, yeah, don't quit my day job, I get it. On to the tunes!
Jeff Carson - Santa Got Lost In Texas
http://download.yousendit.com/9404D12F27A6C8DE
In which Santa, lost in Texas and looking for his last gift stop, meets up with a lone cowboy ridin' herd and says:
"'You're pretty dumb like me,' he said, 'to work in the wind and frost.'"
'I'm pretty dumb like you,' I said, 'But Mister, I ain't lost.'"
Bellamy Brothers - Jingle Bells (A Cowboy's Holiday)
http://download.yousendit.com/5DC936D97CB28897
"Jingle bells, Happy Trails, yippie-o-ki-yay,
God Bless ol' Gene Autry, it's a Cowboy Holiday."
Michael Martin Murphey - Christmas Trail
http://download.yousendit.com/604E43E479306587
I had trouble finding lyrics on these--just too many hits and weird sites to plow through. Basically this is a very poignant coming of age song of a young cowboy coming home for his first Christmas after going out in the world to work.
Michael Martin Murphey - Corn, Water and Wood
http://download.yousendit.com/70648C5C2AA621E2
Very nice New Mexican flavored version of the gifts at the Nativity.
Michael Martin Murphey - Cowboy's Christmas Ball
http://download.yousendit.com/A1F28F8C11ADE77A
Just a fun, light-hearted song about a holiday dance on the prairie.
John Denver - Christmas for Cowboys
http://download.yousendit.com/459BFEE761A24C91
"Tall in the saddle we spend Christmas day,
Drivin' the cattle on the snow-covered range.
All of the good gifts given today,
Ours is the sky and the wide-open plains."
Now for something completely different (than songs, I mean.) Did I ever mention that my ideal pick for the actor to play Professor Xavier would have been Anthony Hopkins? Patrick Stewart was just too darn nice.
Part 28--Initiation: To try to settle some of his doubts, Xavier has an after-dinner chat with Hank and Cassie.
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