2002 Holiday Compilation cdr 
Boy, am I ever late with this. But super hero Mike Wolf comes to the rescue. He's lent me some storage space, so the compilation is available for download here!
Download "Homey's Holiday - 2002"
Please download the songs, then listen. In other words, please don't stream. He'll get charged if the bandwidth limit is exceeded. The tracks are encoded at 160kps, so if you know how, reconvert to WAV & burn your own cdr. I'll be sending some out, but obviously, they are way late now. There's a document and some label making materials at that link as well.
Here's the tunage details. Links are to more info on the bands and/or these releases. Of particular note, Ron Sexsmith's "Maybe This Christmas" is out on a comp of the same name, with proceeds going to Toys For Tots. The Brothers Figaro studio versions of the live songs included on this comp are great too, so definitely do check them out:
“Homey’s Holiday - 2002”
Hardly an interesting title, I know. But enough of the songs have some element of spending the holidays at home - which we are this year – I figured let’s settle for the obvious and move along. We covered the full spectrum this time, in terms of selecting songs from well-known, somewhat known and totally obscure artists. Also, at least one homeless and one departed musician are included. I also wanted to put in a little nod to our grandma Martucci, with the old Merle tune. We’ll always cherish memories of visits to her home, Christmas afternoon. The Brothers Figaro songs were from a house concert we had at our house a week ago. The poor quality is thanks to me forgetting to pick up some fresh DAT tapes. This is what old tape will do to an otherwise wonderful set. Bell Rays are awesome live – this track barely hints at how hard they rock the house. And finally, let’s not allow Bush to send our boys away this season - they too deserve to stay at home. Happy holidays! Love, dean & debra
1. K-Nock - Intro |download|
2. Rahsaan Peterson – Christmas At My House |download|
3. The Bell Rays – Rocket Ship Santa |download|
4. Joey Ramone – What A Wonderful World |download|
5. Daniel McCleod – I’ll Be Home For Christmas |download|
6. Big Tyme – Xmas Blues |download|
7. Fonda – Last Christmas |download|
8. Diana Darby – Jesus Was A Capricorn |download|
9. The Signalmen – Holiday Wine |download|
10. Mark Mothersbaugh – Blue Joy |download|
11. Aden – Silent Night |download|
12. Erik Voeks – Christmas Singles |download|
13. Matt Bruno – Merry Christmas |download|
14. Merle Haggard – Grandma’s Homemade Christmas Card |download|
15. Oblivion Seekers – Christmas In The City |download|
16. Friends Of Sound – Christmas Light, End A Fight |download|
17. The Starroom Boys – That’s How I Know It’s Christmastime |download|
18. The Brothers Figaro – Olde Tyme Christmas (live) |download|
19. The Brothers Figaro – Old Lang Syne (live) |download|
20. Ron Sexsmith – Maybe This Christmas |download|
21. coda |download|
Boy, am I ever late with this. But super hero Mike Wolf comes to the rescue. He's lent me some storage space, so the compilation is available for download here!
Download "Homey's Holiday - 2002"
Please download the songs, then listen. In other words, please don't stream. He'll get charged if the bandwidth limit is exceeded. The tracks are encoded at 160kps, so if you know how, reconvert to WAV & burn your own cdr. I'll be sending some out, but obviously, they are way late now. There's a document and some label making materials at that link as well.
Here's the tunage details. Links are to more info on the bands and/or these releases. Of particular note, Ron Sexsmith's "Maybe This Christmas" is out on a comp of the same name, with proceeds going to Toys For Tots. The Brothers Figaro studio versions of the live songs included on this comp are great too, so definitely do check them out:
“Homey’s Holiday - 2002”
Hardly an interesting title, I know. But enough of the songs have some element of spending the holidays at home - which we are this year – I figured let’s settle for the obvious and move along. We covered the full spectrum this time, in terms of selecting songs from well-known, somewhat known and totally obscure artists. Also, at least one homeless and one departed musician are included. I also wanted to put in a little nod to our grandma Martucci, with the old Merle tune. We’ll always cherish memories of visits to her home, Christmas afternoon. The Brothers Figaro songs were from a house concert we had at our house a week ago. The poor quality is thanks to me forgetting to pick up some fresh DAT tapes. This is what old tape will do to an otherwise wonderful set. Bell Rays are awesome live – this track barely hints at how hard they rock the house. And finally, let’s not allow Bush to send our boys away this season - they too deserve to stay at home. Happy holidays! Love, dean & debra
1. K-Nock - Intro |download|
2. Rahsaan Peterson – Christmas At My House |download|
3. The Bell Rays – Rocket Ship Santa |download|
4. Joey Ramone – What A Wonderful World |download|
5. Daniel McCleod – I’ll Be Home For Christmas |download|
6. Big Tyme – Xmas Blues |download|
7. Fonda – Last Christmas |download|
8. Diana Darby – Jesus Was A Capricorn |download|
9. The Signalmen – Holiday Wine |download|
10. Mark Mothersbaugh – Blue Joy |download|
11. Aden – Silent Night |download|
12. Erik Voeks – Christmas Singles |download|
13. Matt Bruno – Merry Christmas |download|
14. Merle Haggard – Grandma’s Homemade Christmas Card |download|
15. Oblivion Seekers – Christmas In The City |download|
16. Friends Of Sound – Christmas Light, End A Fight |download|
17. The Starroom Boys – That’s How I Know It’s Christmastime |download|
18. The Brothers Figaro – Olde Tyme Christmas (live) |download|
19. The Brothers Figaro – Old Lang Syne (live) |download|
20. Ron Sexsmith – Maybe This Christmas |download|
21. coda |download|
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