That doesn’t diminish my feeling for him. Teeth are so visible and nearly impossible to hide. I also remember ages ago reading his drug issues started with drinking as a very young child due to his family’s involvement. So, regardless of the origin of the problem, my heart still goes out to him over that story of losing a tooth while performing.
Not to be a party pooper - I love Christmas music (mostly traditional, some more modern stuff) - but we have barely finished Halloween.
Why isn’t there a whole genre of Thanksgiving music?
For a single mother working on a very limited budget, Lindt definitely weren’t on the menu. Left over bars bought for trick or treaters were.
I feel like it would be really hokey.
My Thanksgiving playlist is mostly jazz.
Now THIS is the kind of information I come to the COTH forums for. Love it.

Why isn’t there a whole genre of Thanksgiving music?

I feel like it would be really hokey.
My Thanksgiving playlist is mostly jazz.
Agree, that why I asked. I was being facetious - guess I should have used a tongue-in-cheek emoji.
I spend much of Thanksgiving weekend listening to college marching bands play fight songs during football games.
Can we all take a moment to realize how absurd “12 days of Christmas” is? Your true love gave you an exorbitant number of birds. Who needs that many!?
If you have to entertain the landed gentry or royalty, you need all the birds you can get to feed them and the hangers-on.
Is the Ave Verum in that? Our children’s choir used to sing the Ave Verum at Mass. When my son would come home from college and they would ask him to sing with the choir, his response, “As long as you are singing the Ave Verum; I don’t want to sing any of that cheerful stuff.”
You are my people. Robert Earl Keen’s “Merry Christmas from the Family” and The Pogue’s “Fairytale of New York” are my favorite Christmas songs.
Also, the dictionary definition of maudlin should include. "See: “Christmas Shoes.”
maudlin [ mawd-lin ]
adjective
- tearfully or weakly emotional; foolishly sentimental:a maudlin story of a little orphan and her lost dog.
- foolishly or mawkishly sentimental because of drunkenness.
I have this one also. Love it for it’s pure beauty and the peace it inspires.
I love Gregorian chant as well. Did not like it when I had to listen to it in high school music class but as I have, ahem, matured, it find it nourishes my soul.
One of my favorite co-workers once remarked as it was playing “I don’t know about her feckin’ heart, but this song sure goes on and on!”

Best Christmas song EVER.
Side note, I was at a Pogues gig years and years ago, relatively close to the front, and one of Shane’s teeth fell out and into the crowd as he was singing - that man had some SERIOUS dental hygiene problems. I’m always surprised he’s still alive, but he’s cleaned himself up a lot now and has a good Irish woman keeping him on the straight and narrow.
To the first:
To the second:

Yet another two lines that are apropos in these MB threads:
I could have been someone
Well so could anyone
So appropriate!!!

I feel like it would be really hokey.
My Thanksgiving playlist is mostly jazz.
So is mine!
And as to your earlier point about Hallelujah, I still love it but it got overplayed for me.

DownYonder:
Why isn’t there a whole genre of Thanksgiving music?
FitzE:
I feel like it would be really hokey.
My Thanksgiving playlist is mostly jazz.
Agree, that why I asked. I was being facetious - guess I should have used a tongue-in-cheek emoji.
I spend much of Thanksgiving weekend listening to college marching bands play fight songs during football games.
Home For The Holidays can be used as Thanksgiving music.
Lol someone just posted on the Royal Winter Fair thread that someone would be making Dole Whip at the Fair!

Lol someone just posted on the Royal Winter Fair thread that someone would be making Dole Whip at the Fair!
What?! Off to look