Episode #206: Women Hate War

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It’s Christmas Eve for us, maybe for you too if we get this out in time. Too late for Europe and Australia, those ships have sailed. But this will be on the Internet forever so it doesn’t matter. Enjoy this anytime. Thrill to a Christmas message from The Beatles, to our new sponsor, and to more German drinking songs. Music older than you are and chat as fresh as December rain. No snow here. We would be honored by your download. Happy Crimbo to you.(0:00:00) The Beatles — Another Beatles Christmas Record (1964 Christmas Message)(0:03:59) Your DJs Speak to You(0:16:46) Gus Backus — Ei, du schöne Schnitzelbank(0:19:04) The Andrew Sisters with Russ Morgan and His Orchestra — Oh, You Sweet One (The New Schnitzelbank Song)(0:21:34) Bill Haley and His Comets — Rockin’ Rollin’ Schnitzelbank(0:24:32) Mel Blanc — Yah Das Ist Ein Christmas Tree(0:27:33) Your DJs Recap(0:36:30) The Music Factory — Commercial: The James Cotton Blues Band(0:37:31) Terry Stafford — Suspicion(0:40:00) The Meditation Singers — Spirit of Christmas(0:43:26) Julie Andrews, Charmian Carr, Angela Cartwright, Duane Chase, Nicholas Hammond, Kym Karath, Heather Menzies, Debbie Turner — The Lonely Goatherd (from The Sound of Music (1965))(0:46:36) Rosemary Clooney — Botch-A-Me(0:48:51) Your DJs Talk(0:54:19) Golden Gate Quartet — Sweet Adeline (0:56:41) The O’Jays — Livin’ for the Weekend(1:03:15) The Chieftains with Ronnie Drew — I’ll Tell Me Ma (1:05:56) Chance the Rapper — Same Drugs(1:10:12) Your DJs Speak Again(1:12:56) The Music Factory — Commercial: Gone with the Wind (soundtrack album)(1:13:57) Chef (Isaac Hayes) — What the Hell Child is This? (from South Park: Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics)(1:18:41) Iron and Wine — Muddy Hymnal (1:21:43) Harry Nilsson — Don’t Forget Me(1:25:21) The Beatles — All My Loving (from The Ed Sullivan Show, Miami, 16 February 1964)(1:28:32) Your DJs Wrap Up and Wish You a Merry Christmas(1:32:15) Bob Dylan — Must Be Santa