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Monday, December 21, 2009

Ken Griffin: The Organ Plays at Christmas


Gettin' all ORGANIC at Christmas Time!



This Album Is Good for the Planet! If you Download It, and listen to it, You'll Be Less Likely to Purchase a "Environment Destroying Product".

Ken Griffin was HUGE in the 50s (probably the most popular and biggest selling Organ Player of all). I've never found him to be nearly as interesting as Lenny Dee, but I do like his Holiday Offerings.

I think you will too!


Ken Griffin: The Organ Plays at Christmas
  1. Joy to the World
  2. Silent Night
  3. Silver Bell
  4. Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
  5. Away in a Manger
  6. The First Nowell
  7. Adeste Fideles
  8. O Little Town of Bethlehem
  9. Kringle's Jingle
  10. Here Comes Santa Claus
  11. I'll Be Home for Christmas
  12. White Christmas


I gotta admit… This record just Dries Me Right the Hell Out! It makes me Thirsty as Can Be!

I allowed Traitor Vic to come out of his closet earlier tonight and he hit a HOMERUN, boy howdy! We enjoy this drink, too, around The Holidays on Mars. Of course, the Holidays we enjoy it around are different from yours, but that's okay. We call this one The Thing Attached to The Side of The Supersonic Space Rocket. It's a cultural difference.

The Sidecar
Here's how you make it:


2 oz. brandy
½ oz. cuantreau

Juice of ½ lemon

Shake and serve in a Cocktail Glass with a Sugar Rim.

7 comments:

Larry Tate said...

Here's pretty much everything you'll ever want to know about Ken Griffin:
http://www.theatreorgans.com/hammond/keng/kenhtml/GKHome.htm

Oddly, there's no mention of his multiple Gold Glove awards with the Seattle Mariners - I may be thinking of someone else...

Traitor Vic said...

Very Cool! Great Site. I'm surprised I hadn't run across it yet. I'm actually a much bigger fan than I probably sounded in the post. Thanks!

Fernando Partida said...

Thank you so much Ihad been looking for this great disc long time ago, you have saved my life.

Traitor Vic said...

Happy to have helped, Fernando!

waw5114 said...

waw5114:
My mother has a few of his LPs.
Nice organ player.
I was just listening to one called "Moonlight and Roses".
I may post it on my blog.

waw5114 said...

My blog is Bill's Vintage Music

http://billsvintagemusic.blogspot.com/

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