"Nightflight" Tue Dec 24, 9P-12M ET:Special Christmas Eve Edition!!

[midnight johnny]

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Once again....HO-HO-HO, all ye faithful Nightfliers! And a huge Happy Christmas Eve to you all. Yes...there was a Holiday show last week...and you get another as it is Christmas Eve and Santa needs a little traveling music. I have more rare to radio Christmas music of many genre from over the past 70 years to share with you. I hope you'll join me as the big day arrives, 'cause I'll be on the air as it happens...on "Nightflight"...on WOMR 92.1 FM Provincetown and WFMR 91.3 FM Orleans and we are streaming live worldwide in digital stereo at www.womr.org
Have the best Christmas ever....and thanks for sharing a wonderful year with me!
John
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...my little town....dressed up for the holiday.....

[sophisticated_soul]

Well John, my chestnuts are roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost is, ah, nipping at my nose and my stockings are all hung, by the chimney with care. See you and the gang for Christmas Eve with Nightflight! Merry Christmas one and all.:)

[midnight johnny]

Well John, my chestnuts are roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost is, ah, nipping at my nose and my stockings are all hung, by the chimney with care. See you and the gang for Christmas Eve with Nightflight! Merry Christmas one and all.:)

Merry Christmas, Joseph....see you in a few....with bells on....

[midnight johnny]

....in the studio, Joe....Ho Ho HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

[sophisticated_soul]

We had a high of 75 degrees and sunny today. 66 degrees right now.:)

[midnight johnny]

We had a high of 75 degrees and sunny today. 66 degrees right now.:)


.....Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm......

[sophisticated_soul]

Wright _

[midnight johnny]

Wright _

I know....I thought of it just as I put the song on....I HATE that!

[sophisticated_soul]

442 Glenwood Avenue is a really good girl group song.:cool:

[midnight johnny]

442 Glenwood Avenue is a really good girl group song.:cool:

Yes.............a favorite!!!

[sophisticated_soul]

This interview is priceless!

[midnight johnny]

This interview is priceless!


Ohhhh....it always makes my blood run cold......I do love that!!!!!

[kenneth]

Just joining you...Merry Christmas Johnny.

[sophisticated_soul]

Loving Julie! Thanks John.:cool:

[midnight johnny]

Just joining you...Merry Christmas Johnny.

Kenneth....how nice to see you! Merry Christmas to you too!

[midnight johnny]

Loving Julie! Thanks John.:cool:

You know I'm so happy to play her for you, my friend....

[sophisticated_soul]

Is that the Andantes and the Spinners singing behind him?;)

[midnight johnny]

Is that the Andantes and the Spinners singing behind him?;)

No....it's the Waters sisters.......

[kenneth]

"My woody's outside covered with snow..." Hmmm...

[sophisticated_soul]

I love this song! "My woodie's outside covered in snow".:cool: It just doesn't get any better than that!

[midnight johnny]

You guys!!!!! Such class!!! [[*smile)

[sophisticated_soul]

Dirty . . . ah . .I mean . . .Great minds think alike!:rolleyes:

[sophisticated_soul]

BTW, The Tradewinds were Pete Anders and Vinnie Poncia.

[kenneth]

BTW, The Tradewinds were Pete Anders and Vinnie Poncia.

Wasn't Bruce Johnston the singer? He was a touring Beach Boy, though never an "official" Beach Boy, I think.

[sophisticated_soul]

Is this the Andantes and the Spinners singing behind Peggy Lee? ;)

[midnight johnny]

Wasn't Bruce Johnston the singer? He was a touring Beach Boy, though never an "official" Beach Boy, I think.

That was Mike Love.

[sophisticated_soul]

Wasn't Bruce Johnston the singer? He was a touring Beach Boy, though never an "official" Beach Boy, I think.

"Billboard Top 40 Hits" lists only Pete and Vinnie, refering to them as "pop singing/songwriting/production duo from New York".

[midnight johnny]

Is this the Andantes and the Spinners singing behind Peggy Lee? ;)

Man.....will you knock it off with this Andantes crap....they were NO Supremes....well....actually..... fugggedddaboudit....[[*grin)

[kenneth]

You mean Love was the singer on the Tradewinds record?

[midnight johnny]

"Billboard Top 40 Hits" lists only Pete and Vinnie, refering to them as "pop singing/songwriting/production duo from New York.

I didn't know that...thank you muchly!!

[midnight johnny]

You mean Love was the singer on the Tradewinds record?


No....I was talking about the Beach Boys song

[kenneth]

"Billboard Top 40 Hits" lists only Pete and Vinnie, refering to them as "pop singing/songwriting/production duo from New York".

I'm thinking of another record then. I think Bruce Johnston had a surfing record on his own before becoming a sometimes Beach Boy. Let me check Wiki...

Okay I guess he was involved with several lesser known groups but none had a big hit. I guess I always thought he was the singer of "New York's a Lonely Town," but I was wrong.

Thanks for the clarification guys.

[midnight johnny]

I'm thinking of another record then. I think Bruce Johnston had a surfing record on his own before becoming a sometimes Beach Boy. Let me check Wiki...

Okay I guess he was involved with several lesser known groups but none had a big hit. I guess I always thought he was the singer of "New York's a Lonely Town," but I was wrong.

Thanks for the clarification guys.

Coitenly!!!!

[sophisticated_soul]

Lady In Satin is my most favorite Billie Holiday album. Simply perfect.:)

[kenneth]

Yes, love the Carpenters! They made the most beautiful Christmas LPs. Her version of "Little Altar Boy" is heartbreaking considering her sad life and how it ended so soon. But the albums are joyful for the most part.

[midnight johnny]

Yes, love the Carpenters! They made the most beautiful Christmas LPs. Her version of "Little Altar Boy" is heartbreaking considering her sad life and how it ended so soon. But the albums are joyful for the most part.

Kenneth you are so right about "Little Alter Boy", but then Andy Wms version kills me too!

[sophisticated_soul]

Linzer/Randall and Bob Crewe wrote "Goin' Places" for The Orlons. Crewe also produced the song, along with the b-side "Knock! Knock! [[Who's There?)". Charlie Calello arranged both tracks. Too much information?:confused:

[midnight johnny]

Linzer/Randall and Bob Crewe wrote "Goin' Places" for The Orlons. Crewe also produced the song, along with the b-side "Knock! Knock! [[Who's There?)". Charlie Calello arranged both tracks. Too much information?:confused:


It's ALL appreciated!! Thank you..........

[MotownLover]

Johnny...Howard's finally here, don't fear!!!

Was at a Christmas Eve service earlier tonight and made it home just in time to chime in...

Howard in Long Beach, CA :)

[sophisticated_soul]

I love "Blue Holiday"!:cool:

[sophisticated_soul]

It's just not Christmas without Miss Ross singing "White Christmas". Both 60s and 90s versions!

[kenneth]

Great show, Johnny!

[midnight johnny]

Johnny...Howard's finally here, don't fear!!!

Was at a Christmas Eve service earlier tonight and made it home just in time to chime in...

Howard in Long Beach, CA :)

Merry Christmas Howard....so glad you joined us!!!!

[midnight johnny]

Great show, Johnny!

Well, Kenneth...thank you!

[midnight johnny]

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all...and to ALL of you....a peaceful night and blessed New year....thank you so much.
John

[sophisticated_soul]

What a great idea to mix the two versions! Gorgeous! Just Gorgeous!! A beautiful tribute to Florence.:cool:

[sophisticated_soul]

Great show Johnny! Thanks everybody. Merry Christmas to all on the East Coast. Here on the West Coast I still have three hours to shop for last minute gifts! lol! Dare I brave the hoards? See y'all next time.:cool:

[kenneth]

Johnny, who was "Silent Night" by on that last track? Loved it. Missed the intro.

[midnight johnny]

Joseph....thank you!

Kenneth....Rotary Connection [[Minnie Ripperton, 1968)

[kenneth]

Joseph....thank you!

Kenneth....Rotary Connection [[Minnie Ripperton, 1968)

Wow...hard to believe that was from '68. The arrangement sounded very current. I had no idea it could be that old of a record. Thanks for letting me know.

[midnight johnny]

My pleasure, Kenneth. Merry Christmas!