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Subject: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: coco_pup on 12/22/07 at 6:24 pm
Hi everyone and merry xmas!
There are some xmas songs I heard they I really like and wondered if anyone can help me with the artists of these songs. I want the original singers. The songs are: When a child is born, Angels we have heard on high, Glory to the king and I got the Christmas bug.
If anyone knows these songs and can help that be so great.
Thanks and happy holidays,
Ellie.
Subject: Re: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: agrimorfee on 12/28/07 at 10:37 am
, Angels we have heard on high,
That tune is a traditional piece, recorded countless times...I don't think anyone could find out who the original artist is for that one.
Subject: Re: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: Rex on 12/28/07 at 10:57 am
That tune is a traditional piece, recorded countless times...I don't think anyone could find out who the original artist is for that one.
However, possibly the fastest version of the song was recorded by Relient K. :)
Subject: Re: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: cables on 12/31/07 at 3:05 am
When a child is born,
The oldest version I know is by Johnny Mathis.
Subject: Re: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: coco_pup on 06/08/08 at 2:12 am
Thanks guys. Would anyone know the song I got the xmas bug and who sings it? Also, the song Glory to the king?
Ellie.
Subject: Re: Artists of these xmas songs
Written By: agrimorfee on 06/11/08 at 4:13 pm
Thanks guys. Would anyone know the song I got the xmas bug and who sings it? Also, the song Glory to the king?
Ellie.
A quick google search shows me that Glory To The King is another traditional tune...didn't help me with Xmas Bug, though.
(don't you know how to use a search engine, kid? ;))