Vintage Christmas Songs from the 1900's & 1910's Playlist
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Nine Vintage Christmas Songs from the 1900's & 1910's recorded from wax cylinders. Enjoy the christmas music from the time of Downton Abbey and the Titanic. Full song playlist:
Joy to the World The Edison Concert Band 1906
The First Noël Carol Singers 1914
Silent Night Elizabeth Spencer & Anthony Harrison 1912
Adeste Fideles Carol Singers 1914
Hail, Hail, Day of Days! The Edison Mixed Quartet 1913
God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen! Carol Singers 1917
Oh, Tannenbaum Nebe Quartett 1907
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing! The Edison Mixed Quartet 1912
The Night Before Christmas Harry E. Humphrey 1914
I do not own rights to any of the music or videos. This is a fan tribute.
These singers and players had no idea that over 100 years later I would be listening to them on my Ipad... Thanks and Merry Christmas to them.
blueskymut Yes, we are fortunate to have the technology today to enjoy these gems💜
@America Reigns There is no probably about it...all deader than doornails. How many years do people live on your planet...just wondering??? 🎅🎅🎅
@@tuff47 Hark! The Herald Angels was written by Mendelssohn around 1840. Silent Night was written by Schubert.
L C well, we didn’t HAVE an iPod or pad until a VERY few years ago. I know all these, as did my mother and grandmother. They played them and sang along, records, however primitive, then radio, then tv, and so on.🤷♀️ in almost every house, Someome could play the piano. Those scenes you see in Christmas movies with everybody gathered around the piano and singing are not made up.
America Reigns, probably? 🎅🏻
I´m crying. Why must time go by so quickly and why must everyone die? I lost so many loved ones already. Sleep well, Pete, and all the rest of you, and the people who sang these wonderful songs. I hear you and I think of you.
SOMEBODY GET THIS COMMENT MORE LIKES I NEARLY CRIED
@@jamestheredenginefan5268 I´m sorry, I didn´t mean to make you cry! That makes me sad. But your comment is very kind, thank you!
Hi Punki80 - Yes, death is painful for us and it is an enemy, but through Jesus Christ we can overcome death, and then death is not Goodbye forever, but only, See you later. It's a matter of simply having faith in Jesus and inviting him into our hearts, repenting of our sins, then we will be forgiven and receive eternal life. That's the wonderful Gospel message. If we all do that, death is still sad parting, but we know we'll see those people again in Heaven. And we'll see them soon enough, as life goes by quickly, as you said.
Jesus is truly the reason for the season! There would be no Christmas carols and no festive season of merrymaking if the Son of God were not born into the world. Maybe you know all this, but many people don't, or they don't care. We should all reflect on this, pray, accept him (if we haven't) and we'll all rejoice forever more some day. Heaven will be like Christmas forever!
If it makes you feel better, most of these singers were probably bigots.🤷🏽♀️
@@reyrey7775 i think youre the bigot . Why you even come here for ?
Grandma was born on 09/23/1899. She would love hearing this! Grandma, I'm sharing this with you. I love you!
godbless
Ms. Sharon just wondering what part of the country you're from? If you don't mind me asking. Just wondering if we could have any family ties.
Sharon Keith she’s still alive?
@@edgarallanpoestheblackcat6613 @119?
Graceful_Meadow Sparrow well the way Sharon Keith puts it makes it sound like she’s still living.
Voices so long silent being enjoyed a century later. I wish they knew.
If our religion is real and God is true.....then they know and celebrate along with us....they no longer see through a glass darkly.
@@Chanticlair47 I doubt that
caleb prodtoins you do not think Thor and Odin would not allow us to see Valhalla?
They may have known (thought) they may have not but what they don’t know is we still like their music to this day
@Henry Payton I do, too! 😊
There is a story in my family that, as their first Christmas as newlyweds (1907), my Grandfather surprised his bride with a gramophone. After finding these wonderful recordings, in my mind's eye I can almost picture that young couple celebrating Christmas while listening to music just like this. I only wish someone in the family would have kept that gramophone!
I still have gramophone at home
Love these. I am so tired of the same Christmas songs played over and over on radio today.
me too, modern style Christmas songs
So are a LOT of us. Christmas isn't elves, Santa Claus, snowmen, and all that stuff, it is about Christ the LORD being born to save us all from being separated from God, and the vintage Christmas songs, sung by choir's and individuals tell this story. Christmas music has been turned into love songs about humans being in love at Christmas time, now. It's sickening and sad.
Ain’t that the truth.
Same
@@IwshIcldstrtover nah, shitty lord
From before and during the First World War, before the Roaring Twenties, before the Great Depression, long before the Second World War, and before the world knew television and all things digital, this music fills the heart with the sounds of those who hoped for a peaceful future and brings much wonder of an earlier blissful and innocent era. Thanks so much!
You're welcome, merry Christmas!
Well said. Merry Christmas
This brought tears to my eyes man, well said. Merry Christmas!
Antedon Bifida such beautiful sentiments, I agree completely Merry Christmas to you.
amenyousaidit
We and our parents lived our whole lives with the knowledge that any recorded session could be available for future generations. In the early 1900s, this must have been a novelty. I wonder if the Edison Concert Band members thought that someone would be listening 111 years later using a technology they would find indistinguishable from magic.
I'm gonna go with yes, at least in the case of anything related to Edison. By this time the Library of Congress was already putting together a collection of culturally significant recordings for preservation. Looking a list of preserved materials Edison's name shows up a couple of times, although not the song here.
He created a phonograph to try & capture voices of the departed! That was his initial idea! So...I’m sure he had thought of the preservation of music, as well! Some fact & the latter, my opinion.
@@cynthiaennis3107 I don't think Thomas Edison was actually in the Edison Concert Band. Sounds like they were using "Edison" as something that folks would associate with the phonograph.
@@mikekolokowsky Or they were simply related to him??
Composers always expect that current +
future singers shall perform their songs.
Grandparents were youngsters. Imagine Christmas during those time. They are long gone but can imagine their excitement listening to these songs.
This is my first Christmas without my sweet mother, - she finally succumbed this year to her battle with Alzheimers. These timeless songs bring me comfort...they remind me that she's with her Jesus now, and no longer in pain or confusion. Thank you, and Merry Christmas.
Sorry for your loss, i went thru the same with my Mom two years back. I quit my job in 2010 and moved back home to look after my Mom when she developed dementia and got to look after her at home for three more years and then it became too much before she moved into an extended care home. Take care and Merry Christmas. God Bless from Canada l*l
@@jamesstenhouse4113 Thank you so much for the kind words...God bless you and yours.
This is my first Christmas without my beloved younger brother. He passed in late August after a short battle with ALS. He was just 58. I loved him all his life & will miss him the rest of mine. 😔🎄
@@christinefortner7725 So sorry for your loss, Christine. God bless your heart...
I was reading the comments.And loved everyone.Merry Christmas everyone.From Christmas passed.
Anyone here in 2020? Stay safe out there. Chrismas is very soon~♡
Merry Christmas from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA!
@@garygnagey3569 And merry Christmas to you! From Gap in lancaster county PA!
So nice to see young and old enjoying this site god bless everyone here! Peace to all.
I'm 14
I'm 249
@@ludwigvanbeethoven5176 I'm 15 now
@@ludwigvanbeethoven5176 Happy early 250th, sir!
And the same also to you!
Happy I happened to come across these wonderful songs! My mother is 99, and when I play these for her tomorrow, it will be a huge surprise. I know she will love hearing these songs. She always talks about their old cylinder record machine and the songs they had. What a treat this will be!
It makes me so happy to hear that you and your mother will enjoy my video. I hope you both have a wonderful Christmas and a very happy new year!
What was your mother’s reaction? We’d love to hear about it ♥️♥️
@@DaisyMay0 I hope her mother is still around
@@whitneyhiggins7580 Bruh, she was 99 4 years ago. She probably isn't around anymore. You came too late since he hasn't answered...R.i.p his mother. All good things must come to an end eventually...
@@Lubin-md4ml Grow up.
these songs always give me the chills. the oldest christmas songs have the best vibes. a hundred times better than these pop songs today
Love this. Shadows of souls from the past.
Christmas ghost !🤔
@@karloshernandezs5631 There's something eerie yet beautiful about hearing the singing of a soul who has slept for a long time.
@@99oildrops agree 👍'eerie. and more.
@@karloshernandezs5631 ...of Christmas Past! Energy can not be destroyed...only changed. 😊
@@cynthiaennis3107 exactly! happy new year.
Listening to it in December 2020.
Have a great and peaceful December after this troubling year of 2020.
Merry Christmas. 🎄
2021 is much the same as 2020. Too much calamity. Awaiting the second coming to save us from our tyrant governments.
I live in a old public housing apartment built in 1900. I wonder all the time who lived here & where they listening to this here at Xmas time.
The first offering was recorded the same year as the San Francisco Earthquake: amazing to hear something so historically revelant: 112 years old!
I'm a history buff and I get magical feeling listening to recordings over a hundred years old. The picture is beautiful and nostalgic.
Merry Christmas Everyone :)
Merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to all from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA! 🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄
my pa, born in 1907 my mom in 1919 - now am listening to the carols they listened, many thanks for these vintage songs.
+maxbatch70 My Mom was born in 1917 and her Mom was born in 1888. Love this music
maxbatch70 God rest their souls Amen
thank you, very kind of you.
My parents almost match that .
1905 and 1919
How I'd love to be in that living room, winding up the gramophone, then listening to these recordings when they were new! I felt quite cozy listening to this video, remembering my early childhood Christmases (early 1960's) in an old house.
Beautiful! No wonder my Grandma loved Christmas so much. She'd be 127 yrs. If she had lived!
To think this is what passengers aboard Titanic, Olympic and other ships at the time would have listened to is just mind blowing, its only recently I’ve started to study the ways of Christmas and Christmas music back at the turn of the century and it’s very interesting
well, the olympic, but yeah the titanic too.
You should listen to Christmas past podcast.
The titanic sailed in April so not that one at least.
There's a reason back then it was more religious.
I heard in one song here where they weren't afraid to say a certain name either. People today might have vague concepts about evil, but back then they could say what things were without everyone laughing at them for taking religion too seriously: the majority were religious and would read their Bibles. My Grandma read her Bible to her dieing day, very likely just like her mother before her.
Enjoying the crackle of a well worn record. About twice a year my grandparents would bring an actual gramophone down from the attic and play some very old recordings. But best was having them play live music on piano, accordion, harmonica, and organ.
I like this old music of course l love history
@@marcyhoward4121 Nostalgic
Listen to how clearly the singers enunciate. I can understand every word, unlike with today's music, even with it's updated technology. Even more importantly, listen to the carols themselves which primarily bring "good tidings of great joy, that unto us a Savior has been born!"
Most of this collection is repeated today. In a constantly changing world, Jesus is everlasting. These carols reflect that.
Unfortunately many people nowadays aren't concerned with Jesus. These timeless songs are reassuring and remind us of the birth of our Lord and Savior, in times of stupid meaningless songs like Santa Baby!
@@aprilcunningham7246 Woah there Karen, those Christmas songs are just a different genre... They still get people into the spirit of Christmas lol
@@thekidsclub2793 not when the songs are based around adultery and fornicating.
@@aprilcunningham7246 And then there's me listening to these songs, even though I'm no longer Christian (and with no intention of going back, my current beliefs/religion are perfect for me). Christmas is religious, but it can also be something else and that's how it is for me.
This is magnificent! This is the kind of vintage Christmas music I crave today. I don't want to hear "Baby, it's cold outside" or "Here comes Santa Claus". I want to hear the religious standards. Thank you for this. I only wish this was 2 hours longer...
The recordings are really old, but you can tell they are exquisite. What voices.
I love this! My Nan was born in 1904 and would likely have heard these Christmas Carols as a child. I much prefer to listen to traditional Christmas Carols than today's modern Christmas music.
Thank you for taking the time to share these voices now in heaven.
Who's listening in 2020?
I’m listening in 2023.
@@thedinobros1218me too
These recordings might sound crude to us in this sophisticated generation but surely this music warmed the hearts and was loved by of those in that generation celebrating Christmas with family and friends.
fasx56 this sounds elegant what we have is cheap
fasx56 Back then most people made their own music. They didn't have to listen to this.
Not crude. Natural.
I don't think you understand the meaning of the word crude.
@@williamanthony9090 i think they are referring to the sound quality, personally i think it adds character
“Teacher says every time a bell rings an angel gets it’s wings”.Merry Christmas.😀
Happy Christmas to you,too!🎄☃️
I've listened to this more than anything this christmas. It was a real treat. I was looking for oldies. And, this is the limit of early recording.
TRACK TIMING:
00:00 [1] Joy to the World - The Edison Concert Band (1906)
02:30 [2] The First Noël - Carol Singers (1914)
05:36 [3] Silent Night - Elizabeth Spencer & Anthony Harrison (1912)
09:40 [4] Adeste Fideles - Carol Singers (1914)
13:58 [5] Hail, Hail, Day of Days! - The Edison Mixed Quartet (1913)
18:21 [6] God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen! - Carol Singers (1917)
22:11 [7] Hark! The Herald Angels Sing! - The Edison Mixed Quartet (1912)
25:13 [8] Oh, Tannenbaum - Nebe Quartett (1907)
27:22 [9] The Night Before Christmas - Harry E. Humphrey (1914)
Thanks for that list!
Thank you
Correction: "God rest ye merry gentlemen' should really be the Modern English"god rest you merry gentlemen' - it is a wish that God let you (object) rest, not a phrase like *"God rest!" which didn't exist.
Like the pic of the vintage living room decorated for Christmas. It's nice to hear songs that may have been forgotten for decades.
Thanks for posting.
Barry Chessall These song are hymns, and are still sung today in most churches. They have not been forgotten. I am 71, born in 1948 and used to go house to house singing Christmas Carols for many years. These very songs.
It’s May and I’m listening to this beautiful vintage treasures.
Grace and Blessings are coming as such surprises this special Christmas season ! My parents were born in 1915, and my Mother's Father sang in a religious Quartet. I'm so certain that these songs were part of their growing years. The songs have brought tears of love to my heart and soul. Thank you for producing this treasure. I can hardly wait until I get to see them again. As Tiny Tim so famously said " May GOD bless us, everyone " .
My Grandparents born in 1896 grew up with these type Christmas songs. How remarkable to come across these songs recorded so long ago and hear the music and styles of that day. Something comforting to listen to the music of the ages. Never did they realize we today would be listening in to them. How nice it is!
That is #wonderful we hear this voices 100 years later
This music brings such joy to my heart; the days of songs my grandparents as youngsters enjoyed. Thank you.
Wax cylinders! at the dawn of recording, transported to our modern age via TH-cam. Edison was the huge name in "technology" then, like Microsoft today. I love the photo also, looks like a middle or upper middle class home judging by the wallpaper and fireplace with fancy clock and vase. Thanks for the posting Lindsay Koski, and Blessings to you and yours. :>)
when i listen to this song today, i forgot that theres a covid-19 pandemic. it gives hope to whole man kind. god bless us all.
This is like beautiful silk....I will cheerish it!!!!!...Merry Christmas to all!!!!
In 1910 my grandparents were ages 8 to 12. I remember their stories about their Christmases when I was growing up.
This sounds soooooo DARN Beautiful!!!! I was born in 1966 and I am still convinced that I have to be a reincarnation of someone from yesteryear because I am obsessed with vintage photos, history, vintage paintings and not to mention music like this. Again, this sounds so nice to me. Merry Christmas TH-cam nation
@@stevewalters6003 very nicely worded
You were born 38 years before me that is so cool
@@aemiliacarolphonetube9749 that is cool!!!!
@@yolandajohnson8685 ikr I mean so many years apart
This is wonderful! This music reminds me of my grandparents :) I also love the B/W video. Merry Christmas!
Well, this is a small world. I'm a subscriber to your Calmed By Nature channel and love your ambience videos! Many of them help me sleep at night. 😀
@@lilamint small world indeed :) Thanks for being a subscriber
It is so wonderful to listen to these songs being sung this far back in time some more than one hundred years ago. And they put so much heart and soul into it. Thank you for uploading.
I know these voices of these singers are passed away in my opinion by us earthly still living play their sings it's a tribute to the spirits of these singers to have their voices ring through our homes is fitting MARRY CHRISTMAS 2016
well said.
staysafe
Listening on Christmas Eve 2019🎄❤️
yeah, beautiful year it was 😅
in December 2020,soon 2021.😁
A better time
Merry christmas!
We talk about the voices of the past not knowing 100+ yrs later we would be listening in. Betcha YOU didn't have an idea that less than 4 months away an Earth shattering Virus would cripple the Planet and only now...at Christmas...would a possible answer be available. Merry Christmas...Here's hoping NEXT YEAR at this time we can meet back here again with possible Good news! Merry Christmas,my Friend.
*These Christmas carols remind me of the America that once was, before it became "enriched" and "vibrant".*
With a purity and sincerity which is very refreshing to listen to in these times.
@Ward Kendall: You are 1 zillion billion trillion % correct. Same here in UK, It's like they threw out the baby with the bathwater.
@@CapitanBizarrely Sure and pigs fly. Right?
Divursity is our strength, doncha know.
@@raedwulf61 LOL !
It's is pretty good for music over 100 yrs old. Something's never change-- which is nice to have tradition and it ties us to the past. Song and music same as we have now. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas
I was born in central California.1 of 11 children. We too listened to all of these wonderful songs.
Many fond memories.
This is amazing! Thank you for keeping this history alive. My wife and I just finished decorating our tree and enjoyed listening to this with our little boy. We decorate our tree vintage style with dried orange slices, popcorn, cinnamon sticks, candy canes and cranberries, so it just fit perfectly. Merry Christmas everyone!
That's fantastic! I bet it smells wonderful!
That sounds lovely!
That is so cool!!
It feels like travelling back through the gentle mists of time to enjoy these beautiful festive songs..🎵🎼🎶
I hardly know what to say about these recordings, except it fills me with awe that I am able to hear them so long after they were made! How fantastic that you were able to take them and work with them so we could hear them in 2018, over a hundred years later!
120 to 110 years later. I think they were ahead of their time in technology. Wonderful songs. Praise the One who made Christmas, Jesus Christ!
My granny was born 1911.She was at her hay day in the Roying 20s. She passed way a few years ago at the age of 98 she would have loved to listen to this.I know it would have brought her fond memories.Thanks so much for sharring and bringing her back to me for a short time God Bless and Merry Christmas to all !
It's like listening to voices being sent through a time warp. Pretty amazing stuff really.
The classic vintage Christmas songs are, and always will be the BEST! They’re timeless!
People have loved to celebrate Christmas for most of the nineteenth and twentieth century in music and family gatherings and remembering Christ the Savior who's birthday we remember at this time of year. Music of the past is not very sophisticated but it brought joy to the hearts of those who sang in the spirit of the Season.
We have never called to be sophisticated, smoothered with man made rules & rebellion
We are called to know God & be holy.
Being honorable by practicing the 10commandments produces far more peace & freedom in this life than the sophisticated double talk & rules for this class but not that class.
such beautiful sacred recordings which enriched the lives of families having a sacred christmas together. and the holly, and the snow, you can hear it in the recordings.
U know I can go back 35 years and my grandparents place looked similar lol gosh do I miss it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years everyone
I don't know about the choirs, but I'm pretty sure Edison knew WE would be listening :)
I was born 100 years too late..Times may have been harder..but simpler and more values.
rob c. c. there was more of a sense of unity and community back then. you helped your neighbors when they needed it. everyone looked out for one another.
Our time is too artificial and materialistic. This is the real problem. And too technological. We kill our humanity that we have in our soul.
I so agree...i envy their lives and the integrous way they lived...i too surround myself with antique furniture and music...i was born out of my time and it breaks my heart that i can't touch the past
i am a relic of the past and i escape there all the time with music and images. i was blessed with a much greater than average imagination so i can take myself back there in what to me is a tangible way with more than just sights and sounds, but smells, tastes, and feelings too.
yeah but polio
That was so Beautiful, reminds me old version of the Christmas Carol, Reginal Owen
Alister Sim, rather, lol!!
Albert Finney!!
Truly amazing. Music of the Christmas season. From over 100 years.
Christmas music used to be pretty good before mass commercialization
i feel like im sitting in front of the fire in a old wooden house at Christmas time during the great depression, listening to 20 year old songs on our beat up old gramophone and watching the snow fall outside
I agree, it's a Victorian house, fast-forwarded to the 1930s, with blinking lights time-warped in from a much later era. Illustrates the timelessness of the season.
My grandparents were children when these were made! Born in 1900 and 1901.. *Loving every moment of this!* God bless you for sharing this amazing, blessed music! Merry and blessed Christmas to you and yours!
This was a wonderful window into the world of my grandparents and their childhood. It was very interesting and funny to hear some of the women roll their "R"s when they sang. It presumably gives them an heir of class. This music always reminds me of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." Thank you, it was really wonderful to partake. Since these were wax cylinders. I don't think these were mass produced or printed but rather numerous engraving victrola's with microphones were individually-producing as the artists performed the songs. Each cylinder was an original. Such a treat to hear this from Mr Edison!
> It was very interesting and funny to hear some of the women roll their "R"s when they sang. It presumably gives them an heir of class.
Lightly tapping (not "rolling") the "R" was probably still seen as part of "proper diction" back then. Although it's unlikely any of them actually spoke that way in day-to-day conversation, actors in the theater (or indeed singers) would have been trained on "good English".
@@daveausamerika5408 I hope this answer isn't too far rmoved from your comment. Singers used to be trained to roll their "R's" because it keeps the throat open. Merry Christmas.
Christmas and history all rolled into one love it
very amazing to hear this 100 years later
I love these songs...remember sum of em very well
I'm listening to this on Christmas Day 2018, I remember posting on Xmas 16, times Flys
Jerry Harrell glad ya kept your word heheh
Man, I would like a 3 hr playlist of all 20s 30s and 40s Christmas music! 💯
its all right here on youtube
th-cam.com/video/eAk-oiw5uWQ/w-d-xo.html
merry christmas
My Grandmother who was born in the late 1800s would gather all her grandchildren to string popcorn for the tree. I miss her dearly, and hold all my loved ones as close as I can.
Music that gives glory to God, and joy to us,thank you for sharing this.
I love this. im so fascinated by music from long ago. it intrigues me, a time unlike any other, when life was so different than it is today. when Christmas, true Christmas was celebrated in America, unlike atheist America today. leaving Christ out of Christmas. this music is a true treasure. I listen to the voices singing. who were they? what was their life like? how beautiful. thankyou for posting this treasure for all of us to enjoy. Merry Christmas to all of you! :)
moonpye sad. yes I agree however I've instilled the true meaning of Christmas in my lil children
hey that's so wonderful! good for you! that's so important. here we are again,. its Christmas time once more, and I will be listening to this wonderful treasure of music.
Just imagine, we are listening to people who actually now know what Heaven or Hell is like and that these recording sessions are just a flicker in time. What did they do after making these recordings? Go home and cook, shop for supper, hug their kids who are long gone into eternity now too....? Excellent transfers of these recordings...
Listening in JULY 2020. Amazing what I'm finding during COVID shelter in place!
My nana was born in 1901, I was so lucky to have her in my life until I was 9 in 1997. She left me all of her Christmas records. My favorite is merry Christmas Johnny Mathis from the year 1958, a year before my mom was born when she was only 56.
Thanks so much for these, Lindsay, and Merry Christmas to you! My grandparents were married in 1910, and my daddy was their firstborn in 1912. I love these things that put me in their timeframe. My grandfather would go out and get a tree on Christmas Eve night (when they were then free at the tree lot), and the children would wake up to it Christmas morning. I don't know how in the world real candles were put on a tree without burning it down, but I saw the candle holders on Etsy, and now I understand.
Thanks, Merry Christmas!
That sounds abselutely wonderful. I'm sure your grandfather was a wonderful human being :) I salute both him and you for existing. Music brings us all together, no matter age, gender or race. Music is universal, a language everyone can understand :)
I cannot stop gazing into this scene! Like looking at a past life. Love it
Thanks for sharing these great Christmas Carols from the beginning of the 20th Century. They are such a treasure.
Wonderful! I can even understand the lyrics! Imagine that!
Who else is listening to these great music and voice in 2019 ? This is amazing .God bless all these great singers in Heaven .merry Christmas to all .
Crank up the victrola Mildred, it's Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas everyone.
Projected onto a big screen at home. Lovely crackling of the old music and great visuals.
Christmas songs about ... the birth of Christ!! Thank you for posting this.
Here prepping for Christmas 🎄 2020!
Peace to all...
Old world charm&historical, thank you
Thank you old is gold
Wish Christmas stayed this way... Merry Christmas and God Bless you and keep you all.
Thank you for finding these treasures! The music and the singers are wonderful. I am an antiquarian/vintage person that loves late Victorian thru the 1920's. This is fabulous. It gives that added period atmosphere as background as I do things, and calms my rattled times.🌲💚❤
Someone should let Charles Dickens know we found his record collection.
I have just spoken with Mr Dickens and he wants his records back.. He will pay a very handsome price too. 🎶🎶🎄🎄🎄🌙🌛🌜💡🙌🚪👨🏃🏃🏃🎃🎃🎄🎄😷
@@TheKonga88 🎅🤶🤩
@@TheKonga88 He needs to be paid better from Mr.Scrooge
@@TheKonga88 😁
Back when Christmas was about Christ. Oh how I missed the good things by a century. 😢
Make them Good in your life.
It was good, cause people put Christ first.
They knew & practiced The 10 commandments.
You start this in your life, prayfully it will spread.
Acquire a peaceful spirit and then thousands of others around you will be saved - St Seraphim of Sarov
To whoever made this all together, God bless you, I love it, never forget our ancestors
Real Christmas Carols Love it. Thank you. Merry Christmas to all who are listening. God bless you all.
oh wow ! Fabulous. I'm deep into researching and writing about my home city of Hamilton Ontario in 1914 and 1915 ! Thank you for this playlist
Listening Dec. 3, 2019.
Dec 2, 2022, still listening 👂 in Shelbyville!