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And so we come to yet another Christmas here on Three From Leith, and Santa’s sack is bulging with festive musical goodies for everyone. There are happy songs, sad songs, songs about scampi and the customary rude Christmas song (I can’t let Christmas go by without a little seasonal smut now, can I ?). Settle down with your mince pies and mulled wine and enjoy:

Skid Row – Jingle Bells

Dropkick – Scampi For Christmas

Malcolm Middleton – We’re All Going To Die

Epic Hero – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Dead Beat Club – Shopping Mall Santa

Rusty Bladen – Feels Like Christmas

Hot Club De Paris – Will You Still Be In Love With Me Next Year ?

Winzenried – Here Comes Santa Claus

Volume Brothers – Disappointingly Sober

Pocket Gods – W*nking For Christmas

The soundbed was ‘Bluegrass Jingle Bells’ by Carl Vasta
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken

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Just to let everyone know that there won’t be a regular Three From Leith this week – work and Christmas events have overtaken me and I have to start getting on with the Christmas show since I want to get it out before the big day !

So – next stop will be your annual dose of festive fun and frivolity courtesy of TFL. Keep checking those feeds….

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The past week has been a good week for coming home and finding packages behind the door, and I’m sharing some of the contents with you in the show. It was also an expensive week, as my ancient PC monitor died three days before the recording date for show 117, so a hasty replacement was ordered online for next day delivery. Hopefully that’s my run of three major breakdown / replacements over (fingers crossed), and now I can start this week’s run of three major talents… Before I do – remember that you only have a week left to get your Christmas messages or dedications in !

Id Guinness – Rising River
Id Guinness’s MySpace
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The Eye The Ear and The Arm – All Claws & Teeth
The Eye The Ear and The Arm’s MySpace
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The Kin
“Together”
from “Rise And Fall”
(Aletheia/ Defend Music)

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Id Guinness – Cure For The Common Crush

The soundbed was ‘Winter Sky’ by torchomatic
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken

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The mad countdown to Christmas has started – and for once, I’ve almost completed my Christmas shopping with one big online session and one trip to the shops at Ocean Terminal on Sunday with Jasna. What a great feeling – no last-minute rushing for me this year ! Just two or three more bits’n’bobs to get and that’s it all wrapped up (if you’ll pardon the unintentional pun). Given how cold it’s been this last week, I’m stunned that some people aren’t wrapping themselves up warm yet and are still dressing as though it’s the middle of a sizzling summer. Utter madness ! Anyway, time to say DON’T FORGET YOUR CHRISTMAS MESSAGES (I’LL READ THEM OUT IF YOU JUST WANT TO EMAIL ME TEXT RATHER THAN AUDIO) before I wrap up my comments and present:

The Exploders
“Little Summer Dress”
from “Easy and the Sun”
(Rubber Records)

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Strangers In Wonderland – House of Dreams
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Fire Apes – Hey Kate! / Tuesday’s Fine
Fire Apes’ MySpace
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The soundbed was ‘Slo Fiz’ by Digi Tube
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken

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Jonathan Coulton – one of the original podcast-friendly artists who embraced Creative Commons. His fans want more people to hear about him and start registering interest for a live gig in their town or part of the world. Go along and see what the fuss is all about !
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