Featured Foods: Feast of Stephen
The Glad Singers are back with their cheery tunes and made-up lyrics for popular Christmas songs. We first encountered them when they rewrote the words to "Joy to the World" during 2006's Under the Tree, A to Z theme. Today they jump in with their take on Good King Wenceslas. I just love the way that pronounce the title!
Why is this song included in our Culinary Christmas? Why, it features the "Feast of Stephen", of course!
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- The Glad Singers – Good King Wenceslas (Released 1965, 1:48, 2.7 MB)
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From the Archives: December 23
- 2002:
- Christmas Vacation Theme by National Lampoons
- Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer by Randy Brooks
- 2003: Welcome Christmas from How The Grinch Stole Christmas
- 2004: First Snowfall by Michael W. Smith
- 2005: The Twelve Days of Christmas by The Mike Sammes Singers with Organ & Chimes
- 2006: Xmas In Mt. Idy by Charlie Weaver
- 2007: Up on the Housetop by The Cool Yule All-Stars
- 2008:
- Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring by Dirk Freymuth
- Joy by Percy Faith & His Orchestra
- 2009: Christmas in Heaven by Billy Ward & The Dominoes
What's This All About?
New to Steve's 25 Days of Christmas Music? Take some time to read the explanation and introduction!
I am glad you included the Glad Singers. This was fun. For some reason it reminded me of going to my Great Aunt Dorothy's house when I was little.
This isn't one of my favorite songs but she does a classic job of it. I think you are right on the "roam" line.