“The Best Old-Timey Christmas Release of the year!” - David Zimmerman

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Inside Fezziwig's, The Spirit of Christmas Past

Ed Sweeney & Friends

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In Charles Dicken's A Christmas Carole, we are intoduced to Mr Fezziwig, Ebeneezer Scrooge's kind hearted employer Mr. Fezziwig. Inside Fezziwig's is a collection of carols, dance tunes and other melodies that from time of Charles Dickens and might have been part of the Christmas celebration heard at the Fezziwig party.

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    Gloucestershire Wassail 3:05
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    Silent Night 2:34
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    The Leading of the Star/Snowflake Reel 1:43
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    Bring a Torch Jeanette Isabela/I saw Three Ships 2:07
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    Cradle Song (Away in the Manger) 2:05
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    O Come O Come Emmanuel 2:12
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    Coventry Carol 1:59
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    Sussex Carol 4:04
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    Ode to Joy/Angels We Have Heard on High 2:57
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    O Holy Night 3:54
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    Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring 1:02
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    Christmas Bells 1:32
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    Planxty Irwin 2:51
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    Good Christian Men Rejoice 1:23
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    Greenselves (What Child is This) 1:46
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    Sir Roger de Coverley 1:33
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    Good King Wenceslas 0:43
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“This Time Around the guitar-banjo virtuoso lovingly recreates music of his own childhood” - Richard Harrington

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It's Christmas Time In The City

Ed Sweeney & Friends

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When I was growing up, my dad was in radio. We lived in the suburbs, and the holiday music I grew up with was the popular music of radio, television and the movies. Many years later my own children watched, as they were Read more

When I was growing up, my dad was in radio. We lived in the suburbs, and the holiday music I grew up with was the popular music of radio, television and the movies. Many years later my own children watched, as they were growing up, Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer, Holiday Inn, Miracle on 34th Street, It’s A Wonderful Life and many holiday specials that I remember as a child. Today we still know and sing the “pop” songs, Johnny Marks’ Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer, A Holly Jolly Christmas and I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day, as well as Silver Bells from the movie The Lemon Drop Kid and Irving Berlin’s White Christmas from Holiday Inn, because they were the best songs of their time and now are part of our holiday celebrations.

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    Silver Bells 3:14
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    Winter Wonderland 2:06
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    The Night Before Christmas 2:16
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    I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day 1:29
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    Silver and Gold 1:44
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    The Little Drummer Boy 3:01
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    Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas 2:07
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    Edelweiss 1:53
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    Jolly Old St. Nicholas 2:29
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    Holly Jolly Christmas 2:32
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    Up On The Housetop 2:13
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    Do You Hear What I Hear 3:05
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    Here Comes Santa Claus 0:48
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    Let There Be Peace On Earth 3:32
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    Dance from "The Nutcracker" 2:07
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    Auld Lang Syne 4:34
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