For the final sad song this week, I give you O Come, O Come, Emmanuel. This version is on the Casting Crowns Christmas album, which is my ‘go-to’ album from Christian artists at this time of year. I’ve already given you one from it. The Casting Crown’s version of today's song is an instrumental. I …
Despite my post on the first of the month, Michael Bublé does not have the monopoly on Christmas music, as I’ve clearly demonstrated this week. If I was thinking about Christmas songs and I went old school, Bing Crosby comes to mind. Moving more recently, and Mariah Carey’s got to be added on to the …
Now that I’ve worked out what my three remaining songs for the week are, I’ve realised I probably should have called this week’s posts “Christmas time’s most melancholic melodies” because that’s where this thing has unintentionally headed. If you feel the need to listen to Frosty the Snowman now to make things a little more …
…or the hot and dry Australian summer, for those of us in the southern half of the globe. As usual, we just can’t join in with so many of the traditional songs and activities. However, I have shafted my patriotism momentarily to bring you some lyrics written in 1872 by the poet, Christina Rossetti. Looking …
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