“Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel),” written by Billy Joel, performed by The Idea of North, 2018. Arranged by Ross Begbie & Naomi Crellin.
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“Angel,” written by Sarah McLachlan, performed by The Idea of North, 2018. Arranged by Naomi Crellin.
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“Too Much Heaven,” written by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, and Maurice Gibb, performed by The Idea of North, 2016. Kaichiro Kitamura, guest vocal percussionist. Wonderful arrangement by Naomi Crellin.
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“Last Christmas,” written by George Michael, arranged by Scott Bradlee for his Postmodern Jukebox.
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“Hello Mr. New Year,” recorded in 1958 by the The Coolbreezers, of Washington ,DC: Joe Reuth, Richard Steward, Bob Armstrong, William Primrose, Earl J. Williams, Sonny Williams. Like many African American harmony groups, the ensemble originally sang Gospel music. The Coolbreezers recorded for Bale Records, a short-lived venture of long-time DC R&B empresaria Bea Williams, sister of two group members.
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“New Years Eve Is Over,” doo-wop by the DelVues, from 1961.
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“Zombie Jamboree,” performed here by Rockapella, was written by calypsonian Lord Intruder and popularized in the USA by Harry Belafonte and the Kingston Trio. There’s an odd Ska version by Peter Tosh and The Wailers.
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