Winter Festival: Seasonal Selection Box Vol. 1 (1915–1961)
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Winter festivals are universal. Most cultures celebrate in December. Santa Claus and Father Christmas are key figures.
The Seasonal Selection Box – Various Artists Vol 1 (1915 – 1961)collection explores the music of these celebrations.
It begins with Stir-up Sunday and ends with Auld Lang Syne.
Seasonal Selection Box Vol. 1 takes you on a musical journey through the winter season, from Stir-Up Sunday to the joyful celebrations of New Year’s Eve. This festive album captures the spirit of winter traditions from around the world, blending nostalgic tunes with unique cultural sounds.
Seasonal Selection Box Vol.1 – features an extraordinary lineup of artists, including Jean Ritchie, the Fresh Creek Dance Band, The Excelsior Quartette, Freddy Martin and His Orchestra, and Fiddlin’ John Carson. Each track is a celebration of seasonal heritage, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that evoke the joy and warmth of winter festivities.
Perfect for cozy evenings, holiday gatherings, or simply indulging in the nostalgia of the season, Seasonal Selection Box Vol. 1 is a must-have addition to your holiday music collection.
Seasonal Selection Box Vol.1 – Key Features:
- A diverse selection of winter-themed songs and melodies.
- Contributions from global artists spanning folk, jazz, and traditional genres.
- Covers traditions from Stir-Up Sunday through to Auld Lang Syne.

15. I'm Sorry For It Now - Eddie Green & Billie Wilson
3. The Cherry Tree Carol - Jean Ritchie
21. Crazy With The Blues - Tampa Red
19. Norfolk Religion - Palmetto Jazz Quartet
5. Don't Agitate Me Blues - Virginia Liston
12. Lonesome Longing Blues - Moanin' Bernice Edwards
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60. Blow Boys Blow - JAS Spencer
2. Where The Silv'ry Colorado Wends Its Way - Leake County Revelers
1. Mid The Green Fields Of Virginia - Virginia Dandies
1. C.W.A. Blues - Walter Roland
11. rat cheese under the hill - Kessinger Brothers
8. I've Loved You So True - Lewis McDaniel And Gid Smith