First up is a song from Thomas Raniszewski. It’s a fundraiser for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and as such, he looks for opportunities to spread it far and wide. It’s performed by Kathy Fowler, and it’s called Through A Child’s Eyes. It’s for sale as a single (that’s where the fundraising part comes in), but an MP3 version is also available for download here.

Secondly, Andrea Murrell has a new release of her song What About Joseph?, from the album And This Is Jesus. The new version is sung by Shane McConnell as well, and it’s available to download here.

And finally, we have a new story from the UK from Steve Orchard, who has gifted us now with several great holiday-themed stories in these past few years. His new one is called Old Village Shop, and you’ll find it on this page.

We hope to have some more special treasures to offer you this holiday season. If you have any friends who are musicians with holiday music available who might be interested in sharing a free MP3 download in exchange for some wider exposure, please consider sending them our way. We love making everyone’s holidays just a bit brighter.

En-Joy! 😉

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• Loop Line returns with a new song this year…an original called Snowdrifts, which they describe as a “melancholy duet about the search for calmness amidst the chaos that is the holiday season, and an ode to the moments of peace found between the blinking lights and falling snow”. You’ll find it right here.
• Next up is singer/songwriter Chuck Brown, with his tender folky take on the Christmas classic What Child Is This? You’ll find that one right here.
• And, while not a new song, Andrea Murrell returns with an updated recording of her song What About Joseph?, this time sung by Shane McConnell. And you can find that one right here.

That’s probably it for Christmas 2017. But, if not, we’ll try to pass along any really, really latecomers, should any more arrive!

En-Joy! 😉

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• First up is Peter Lemongello, with the Christmas classic Let It Snow, from his album Mood Rock Christmas.
• Then, from Annie Woode, is Wouldn’t Be Christmas, from her album Melodies For Christmas.
• Then, two songs from Hawaiian artist Dale Boylen…Prayer For Peace and Sleep, from his collection A Very Maui Christmas.
• And, for our last song, Steve Orchard from the UK, with Write A Song For Children.

Also, we added some stories from Steve Orchard a few weeks back, and he’s back with one more this time – Santa’s Lazy Day…and you can listen to that one on this page.

En-Joy! 🙂

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We’re pleased to start things rolling with some new audio stories from the UK’s Steve Orchard. You’ll enjoy Santa’s Poem, Mrs. Claus Saves Christmas, My Grandad Helps Father Christmas and Mouse In The Honeysuckle. And they’re all found right here: https://feelslikechristmas.com/christmas-audio-stories/

And, if you’ve got friends who are musicians who have some Christmas music that they’d like to bring more attention to by offering some free song downloads, point them toward our site, and if their music is a good fit, we’ll be happy to share it with our many thousands of followers worldwide! More info is available right here: https://feelslikechristmas.com/info-for-artists/

Enjoy! 😉

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• First up is the return of Billy Gorilly with a funky honky-tonk rendition of Deck The Halls. Fun stuff!
• Then, a fresh arrangement of Love Is A Christmas Rose from singer/songwriter Piney Gir.
• Up third: Remember that weird-but-wonderful duet between Bing Crosby and David Bowie from back in the Seventies? Blue Skies For Black Hearts takes their turn with Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy.
• Next up is Frank Shiner with his rendition of Please Come Home for Christmas. All of the proceeds from the single are being donated to the military charity, Full Circle Home…which helps servicemen & women send Christmas packages to their loved ones back home to let them know they are thinking of them. Over 18,000 packages have been sent by this volunteer organization which was started by two women whose sons are in the military.
• Up next is a really interesting treatment of Silent Night by Magnuson. It turns the traditional melody a bit more minor, which is slightly disconcerting at first…but then, you realize that it works quite well, and the arrangement becomes quite powerful, and some of the minor treatment resolves a bit by the end as well.
• We follow that up with a fun rockabilly piece called That Christmas Feeling by Ohio-based songster/guitarist Jim Bush.
• Next up is Israel with a soulful take on This Christmas.
• After that, a romantic take on Christmas from Andrew Joslyn & The Local Strangers on Under Mistletoe.
• Next, we have Karma with What Do The Lonely Do At Christmas?
• Then, Sofia Talvik returns from Sweden once again with her Americana touch on the song When It Rains on Christmas Day.
• And, finally!…Philly Soul powerhouse Bunny Sigler wraps up this great update with his brand-new arrangement of White Christmas.

That’s all for this time. If more songs come in that we think you’d enjoy, we’ll certainly pass ’em along!

En-Joy! 😉

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How about a New Wave treatment of The Little Drummer Boy? Steven Hawley has one and he’s sharing it here!

Next up is 16-year-old Bianca Scaglione, with a reminder to Keep Christ in Christmas.

Then comes a trio from Moscow called Bigudi. They’re sharing their song Just Another Year.

And finally, Candy Apple Punch offers up a techno tune called Christmas Star.

That’s all for now. We may have a few more pop up in the next week, and if so, we’ll be back in touch then.

In the meantime, En-Joy! 😉

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First up is Loop Line, a dream-pop band from the Minneapolis area. They are sharing their new song Lights On The Tree, which they’ve described as being influenced both by The Beach Boys’ Pet Sounds album and by Tchaikovsky (The Nutcracker). It’s from their upcoming holiday EP, Hark!

And then, three truly delightful piano arrangements from Michael Dulin, from his album Christmas At Our House: Deck The Halls, Joy To The World and The First Noel

En-Joy! 😉

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First up is pianist Joseph Akins from Tennessee, with a lightly jaunty arrangement of I’m Gettin’ Nuttin’ For Christmas/Santa Claus Is Coming Town, from his album A Piano Christmas.

Next up is Greg Starr from Arizona, with a lovely solo piano arrangement of the Christmas hymn Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming, from his album Through The Stillness: A Quiet Christmas.

Next is some “dynamite Texas soul” from 9-piece band Roxy Roca, with It Ain’t Christmas Without You, from a CD single Christmas card by the same name.

And finally, two sweet piano arrangements from Kathleen Ryan: O Holy Night, from her album The Rebirth of Light…and Deck The Halls, from her forthcoming album Hi-Energy Holiday.

That’s it for this time. More to come soon!

En-Joy! 😉

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First up is Richard Souther. In days of old, artists such as Michelangelo would receive a commission to create art for permanent decoration of a building or for an event. If we had our way, Richard would get the commission for Christmas music. 😉 He’s an accomplished composer, arranger, solo pianist and keyboardist with tons of albums and film scores to his credit…not to mention his years touring with A Band Called David backing up The 2nd Chapter of Acts, Barry McGuire and Phil Keaggy back in the Seventies! Richard’s new Christmas disc is called Angels Shepherds Kings, and you’re going to love his instrumental composition called Carol Bells.

Next up is a Southern Gospel quartet called The Crestmen. There’s something very special about pieces where an individual with a certain range steps up to handle the parts that are perfectly within his vocal wheelhouse. From their album For Our Lord and Our Nation, they are sharing Who Could Have Known?

And finally, Stephe is a guitarist from Ohio who is sharing three gentle instrumentals from his album Merry Christmas: Away In A Manger, Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella and Coventry Carol.

If any of these songs particularly appeal to you once you’ve heard them, please consider using the social icons beneath the song to share them with a friend…or a bunch of friends. Thanks!

En-Joy! 😉

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