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La Noche Del Cazador #12
by Juanmi "The Hunter"
La Noche Del Cazador #12
La Noche Del Cazador #12
La Noche Del Cazador #12
Welcome back to «La Noche Del Cazador»
Special Christmas Songs
Hey everyone! The new episode of La Noche Del Cazador is now up on iVoox! This is the first of a two-part series dedicated to Christmas songs. In this episode, I’ve curated a playlist featuring contemporary bands. The second episode, coming soon, will feature classic Christmas tunes from the 40s, 50s, and 60s. These playlists are your ultimate weapon against those annoying Christmas carols that plague us every year! So, put them on repeat and enjoy some festive tunes. As always, please subscribe to the show on iVoox (it’s free!) so you don’t miss the next episode. And feel free to share it with your friends and family!
Juanmi «The Hunter»
In this new episode of La Noche Del Cazador, you can listen to:
01 – Smokestack Lightning – Last Christmas
02 – Kerry Pastine & The Crime Scene – (Have I Been) Naughty Or Nice
03 – Southern Culture on the Skids – Surfing on Christmas Day (Santa Won’t You Bring Me Some Waves)
04 – The Hi -Risers – What Christmas Time Means To Me
05 – The Fab Four – Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer
06 – The Kaisers – Merry Christmas Loopy Lu
07 – The Fleshtones – Christmas With Bazooka Joe
08 – Elin Ruth Sigvardsson With The Beat from Palookaville – Christmas Day
09 – JD McPherson – Twinkle (Little Christmas Lights)
10 – The Mavericks – Hey! Merry Christmas!
11 – Colin James – Go Where I Send Thee
12 – Squirrel Nut Zippers – Indian Giver
13 – Chris Isaak – Hey Santa!
14 – Toini & The Tomcats – Christmas in July
15 – The Tractors – Santa Claus Is Comin’ (In a Boogie Woogie Choo Choo Train)
16 – The Mavericks – Christmas Time is (Coming ‘Round Again)
17 – Brian Setzer Orchestra – Gettin’ In The Mood (For Christmas)
18 – Labelle – Mama Klaus
19 – The Ventures – Sleigh Ride
20 – Dave Edmunds Band – “Run Rudolph Run”
21 – Dwight Yoakam – Santa Can’t Stay
22 – John Limberg Trio – A Good Thing Coming
23 – Reverend Horton Heat – Santa Looked a Lot Like Daddy
24 – Holly Golightly – Christmas Tree On Fire
25 – The Blue Hawaiians – Mele Kalikimaka
26 – The Boxmasters – My Dreams of Christmas
27 – The Hi – Risers – Christmas Lights
28 – Southern Culture On The Skids – Silver Bells
29 – Dion – Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
30 – The Ziggens – Instant Christmas
31 – Lindi Ortega – All I Want For Christmas Is A Cowboy
32 – Honky Tonk Confidential – Santa Is a Working Man
33 – Elvez – Feliz Navidad/h5>
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