Three From Leith

Well, as you can see from these pictures taken on Saturday at my parent's house that we're in the mood already !! Apologies for my dishevelled look - colds give me quite bad outbreaks of plukes (a Scottish word which I'd like you to look up as an educational challenge) so I tend to avoid shaving until things have cleared up. And boy, do I have the most pathetically weedy, patchy excuse for a beard ! You'd think at my age I'd manage more than that pathetic thatch... The worst of my cold is over, though as you'll hear my voice is still sounding slightly different from it's normal state.

Hoping that you're all gearing up for a fun time over the festive season, I've lined up a selection of serious and not-so-serious tracks to take you up to the 25th. Hope you enjoy them ! This isn't the usual Three From Leith - there are more than three tracks - but I'm in the holiday spirit and I just went for a fun mix. Peace, happiness and best wishes to you all.









Freddy - Christmas Yet To Be
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Jonathan Coulton - Podsafe Christmas Song


The Candy Butchers - Give Me A Second Chance For Christmas


Matthew Ebel - Walk A Thousand Miles (live)


Dropkick - Writing To Santa


Gidgets Ga Ga - Christmas Wish


American Heartbreak - Greatest Christmas Song Ever Written


Joel Kopischke - I'm Your Snowman, Baby




Background music was 'Bluegrass Jingle Bells' by Carl Vasta