Haven't seen anyone online mention the annual Christmas song from Roger McGuinn, this year. Of course, McGuinn made his name with the Byrds and his Christmas songs are ancient folk carols. And there's the issue that you can't embed them, which is (these days) frustrating for a blogger of music. But here's something to think about. Roger McGuinn has been posting an annual Christmas song, free for the download, since 1995. That's got to be the longest string out there. Heck, in 1995, I still had dial-up modem and a dot matrix printer. He has other spiritual tracks scattered throughout his Folk Den. So, in theory at least, you could spend quite the afternoon listening to Roger sing Christmas and spiritual songs.
This year's song is "The Cherry Tree Carol", wherein Joseph gets a bit testy about not being the father of Mary's child. You'll find the lyrics at the site, as always. Do your right click shuffle at Roger McGuinn's Folk Den. Thanks again, Roger. And here's to many more.
This year's song is "The Cherry Tree Carol", wherein Joseph gets a bit testy about not being the father of Mary's child. You'll find the lyrics at the site, as always. Do your right click shuffle at Roger McGuinn's Folk Den. Thanks again, Roger. And here's to many more.
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