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November 25, 2011

Santa's Gotta Make It To Town

Good Morning Gentle Readers,

Thanksgiving comes first. No mistletoe, no Christmas shopping, no holiday lights, no red ribbons, no sleigh bells, no Adam Sandler tunes, no Santa hats.

The kids know it's officially Christmas Season at Casa de las Rocas Grande when we crank up the raucous, upbeat, Southern Fried Hockey Boogie version of the familiar Chuck Berry classic, Lynard Skynard's Run Run Rudolph. Dimes to donuts you've not heard it although it's the hands-down best version of that tune ever.

Can't see the video, it's here.

There wasn't a video so I made one sometime back. Yes, those are my kids.

As Always,

The Wine Commonsewer

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Posted by on November 25, 2011 at 12:02 AM in TWC's Twelve Days Of Christmas Tuneography |

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