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© 2009 WMG The Christmas Can-Can (Single Edit)

This is a film project from Film School. It is about a boy buying his mother shoes at Christmas. Song written, and performed by New Song

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1964 music video not actually from that yar it was made in the 90s
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The Who – Christmas & The Acid Queen Live at the Isle of Wight Festival 1970

To give now visit: www.matthewwest.com. This is the video my new Christmas song – “One Last Christmas.” This song is inspired by the true story of the Locke family and their son Dax. At just thirteen months old, little Dax was diagnosed with a rare form of Leukemia. He was given two bone marrow transplants as a part of emergency treatment; one from each of his parents. The doctors then told his parents that Dax would most likely not make it to see Christmas. This song is about the love of a family, and the coming together of an entire community to make sure that this little boy could have one last Christmas. His dad, determined that his son would see Christmas, put up the decorations early. The neighborhood caught on, and did the same. The whole town soon followed suit. A website was built telling his story. Soon, pictures were sent from all over the world of Christmas decorations that had been put up in his honor. Dax did lose his battle with Leukemia, but not before he got to see one last Christmas. Today, this little boy’s legacy lives on, and his parents are making sure it does. They were so touched by the care they received from St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, that they now have a desire to raise enough money to run the entire hospital for one day in honor of their son, Dax. The total cost to run St. Jude’s for one day is .6 million dollars. Already, they have raised a quarter of a million dollars. This Christmas, it is on my heart to join forces with the …

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Mexico’s main Christmas celebration is known as La Posada, which is a faith based procession that reenacts the search for shelter by Joseph and Mary before the birth of Jesus. Throughout the actual procession, the celebrants proceed from home to house with the photos of Mary and Joseph searching for shelter in Bethlehem.

Despite the fact that Santa Claus is not predominant, his bright red suit is represented in the traditional flower of the season. This flower is the poinsettia, which has brilliant green and red leaves. The story connected with the poinsettia is really rather touching. It is believed that a young boy walking to the church to view the nativity scene showing the birth of Christ had realized on the way that he had no present to offer the Christ child. So, he gathered up several plain green branches and unwanted weeds to give. Many jeered as he walked into the church, but he was told that as long as his gift was from his heart, the child would value it. When he set his gift next to the manger, they changed into bright red and green leafs, and thus the poinsettia, or Christmas flower, was created.

The Mexican kids receive presents on Christmas day. They are blindfolded while they use a stick or a bat to try and break a decorated clay pinata that dangles and swings at the end of a string. Once the pinata has been broken, the children scampler to retrieve the candy that was inside the pinata. Those children who have been good also on January 6th receive a gift from the Three Wise Men, the same men who went to the newborn Christ child and brought gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Took the old video with the bad audio quality and put the MP3 version of the song I had on there. It syncs up pretty well but it gets a little off near the end. Pretty good though overall.
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- “A Charlie Brown Christmas” was the first animated TV special featuring the gang from Charles M. Schulz’ “Peanuts” comic strip.

- Lucy calls Charlie Brown “Charlie” in a scene right before she talks about the commercialization of Christmas. This is the only time she ever calls him by his first name only in any Peanuts special. In all the other specials, she always calls him by his complete name – Charlie Brown.

- TV execs were sure this Christmas special would be a flop. They didn’t like the music, were concerned about Linus quoting the Bible, and wanted a canned laugh track to accompany the animation.

- The number of hairs on Charlie Brown’s head changes throughout the special. In some scenes, he has three hairs on the back of his head, and in others he has no hair at all.

- The name of the Charlie Brown Christmas song that most people associate with the special is “Christmas Time is Here.” It was written by Vince Guaraldi.

- 50% of all TVs were tuned in to watch “A Charlie Brown Christmas” on the night it first aired in 1965.