There isn't a lot of time to sit and watch things this week but it's nice having sounds of the season while going about the things we do. Since I just raved about "The Bishop's Wife" and bragged about having a tv channel that plays carols and songs 24/7, I thought I better come up with something for those who don't have these things.
So here's a radio version of "The Bishop's Wife". The sound is somewhat off, especially at the beginning, and gets just a little better as it goes along but it's listenable.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9n8I4CxAF8I
This is a big directory of streaming US Christmas music stations. Just close the pop-ups. A huge selection of genres.
http://www.web-radio.fm/christmas/
And here's a selection of streaming European stations
http://www.listenlive.eu/christmas.html
My personal favorite single songs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0aL9rKJPr4
&
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lyu_bA0mqEw
Don't forget the Radio Beeb has a lot of holiday programming on all its channels
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/
There, that's better. I don't feel so gloaty.
MYSTERIOUS GARDEN
11 months ago
6 comments:
Whole lot of cool links. Many things I have not heard of. I wonder if all of them will play in the UK as not all things play in every country. (The Bishops wife is fine - I have just played that.) :)
Hey Laura,
That's well neat listening to some of that soothing background music. I know my human can sometimes listen to some classical type stuff. I even found out he was a choir boy for a few weeks.
Pawsitive wishes and doggy kisses, Penny xx
Jenny- I hope they work for you! And glad to hear The Bishop's Wife did. Happy Holidays!
Penny- Humans can make some awful noise. But holiday music is usually very nice even for velvety senstive ears. I hope Santa brings you good treats.
Kisses and hugs,
Laura
xx
Those choir boys looked as angelic as their voices ere sublime. I bet the first was a lie though. Many of the most degenerate males I have known were choir boys...
EC- I have to agree. Most of the biggest scuzzy creeps I've ever known were choirboys once!
Post a Comment