Jimmy Boyd- I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus. + Informações

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Columbia 152-1, 1952. Played on my "new" Elac Miracord 10H (made in Germany in 1963ish). I really dig this record changer. Found it at an estate sale a couple months ago for 30 smackers. It just needed some lube and a few adjustments.. + Informações

From the Betty White Show 1958 - Betty sings with Jimmy Boyd. They are so adorable :-) Betty says good night and sings a few lines from "It's Time To Say So Long Again". + Informações

Song as heard in Smoke signals by Jim boyd. The only reason of this upload is to share this truely wonderful music by a truely wonderful singer who needs to be recognised.. + Informações

Date with the Angels with Jimmy Boyd (1 of 3). + Informações

Record released in 1954.. + Informações

THE BIGGEST HIT OF THE RECORDINGS THESE TWO MADE TOGETHER CHARTED AT #4 IN 1953.. + Informações

Jimmy Boyd - Poor Boy (Shindig!, May 5, 1965). + Informações

This is the flip side to "God Bless Us All".Recorded in 1953 for Columbia records.It's about a wooden Carousel horse.A good childs song.. + Informações

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Directed by Bryce Woodworth This music video won a Native American Music Award on October 5, 2007 at Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel in Niagara Falls, NY. To purchase this music video, or anything else by Jim Boyd please visit Thunderwolf Records' web site... www.thunderwolfrecords.com Check out the HD version of this Music Video at... www.youtube.com. + Informações

this song was from smoke signals and is by Jim boyd. + Informações

Date with the Angels with Jimmy Boyd (2 of 3). + Informações

Date with the Angels with Jimmy Boyd (3 of 3). + Informações

? I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus ~ Sung by Jimmy Boyd ~ Daddy is dressed as Santa and Mama IS NOT CHEATING for those looking for something dirty, there is nothing! No copy infraction intended on my videos. ~ This song was originally released in 1952 on Columbia Records, with 12 year old Jimmy Boyd on vocals, taking the song to number one on the Billboard charts. ~ There is no time more fitting to wish you a Merry Christmas and a New Year of health, happiness and prosperity. May all the joys of this season be yours. Merry Christmas!. + Informações

"I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" is an American Christmas song with music and lyrics by Tommie Connor. This original recording in 1952 was by Jimmy Boyd when he was 13. The song describes a scene where a child creeps down from his bedroom to see his mother kissing "Santa Claus" (presumably his father in a Santa Claus costume) underneath the mistletoe. Boyd's record was condemned by the Roman Catholic Church in Boston when it was released on the grounds that it mixed kissing with Christmas, ignoring the fact that mistletoe, under which many couples kiss, is traditionally hung in many homes during the Christmas season. Boyd was photographed meeting with the Archdiocese to explain the song. After the meeting, the ban was lifted.. + Informações

1956 Rockabilly, Great Singer! (B-side of Crazy Mixed-Up Blues). + Informações

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FROM 1953 ONE OF THE RECORDINGS MADE BY FRANKIE AND THIS CHILD STAR WHO JUST DIED AT 70.. + Informações

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FRANKIE WITH BOYD RECORDED THIS SONG AS "LITTLE BOY AND THE OLD MAN " IN 1955 FOR COLUMBIA RECORDS. IN 1955 COLUMBIA PUT OUT THE RECORD AGAIN BUT RE-TITLED IT "LITTLE CHILD". + Informações

Christmas Music. + Informações

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At 13 Jimmy boyd recorded this song at the urging of Columbia records. Little did they know how popular ir would become in the comming years until it blossomed into the Chirstmas classic we know today. Jimmy boyd passed away this year at the age of 70. Born dirt poor in the south his singing ablity kept him fed until he signed onto columbia. After hearing this song from the original 78 RPM you can tell how modern reissues fai to capture the original recording. I can;t tell the last time i could hear Jimmy Beathing between his pharses. I did minimum sound flitering i supect that modern reissues use the wrong EQ and is heavily compresses :(. But here it is in its original glory.. + Informações