Come and join us for Thee Polyvinyl Craftsmen Christmas Bash, Laggers, Miggins and Coop came out of the shed to the warmth of the Miggins house for A PVC party with family and friends to record our Xmas special. Along with a selection of festive nuggets we invited our family to share some of their favourite tunes too. Presents were given, food was munched and booze was chucked back in a two hour frenzy of good cheer.
A download to join the festivities is here
Listen to the music and a special Christmas story from William S. Burroughs below.
Enjoy the party and leave us soem comments. Thee Three Wise Craftsmen wish all our listeners a very Merry Xmas and rocking new year.
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Here's the track listing so you know what's on the Christmas menu.
Silent Night – The Dickies
Come to the Party – The Gallows
In Good Time – The Beau Brummels
Sock it to Me Santa – King Salami & the Cumberland 3
Plump Righteous – King Khan & BBQ Show
Feliz Navidad – El Vez
Memories – Weezer
Christmas 1979 – Wild Billy Childish and The Musicians Of The British Empire
Why Not – Chain & the Gang
Flower Punk – Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention
Iron Man – Black Sabbath
Who Do You Think You’re Fooling – Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band
Jingle Bell Rock – Reigning Sound
Highway 65 – The Bandits
Marquee Moon – Television
City of Christmas Ghosts – Goldblade featuring Poly Styrene
Father Christmas – The Kinks
So Much Wine – The Handsome Family
How Much I’ve Lied – Gram Parsons
Christmas at the Zoo – Flaming Lips
Heard You Wanna Beat Me Up – Strange Boys
Shot Down – Sonics
Red Right Hand – Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds
Baby Please – Thee Headcoatees
Heaven’s Journey – Wild Billy Childish and the Chatham Singers
Trouble Times – Thee Headcoats
Get Rhythm – Johhny Cash
Sweet Christmas – Shonen Knife
Little Saint Nick – She & Him
All I Want for Christmas is a Beatle – Dora Bryan
Rape Me – Nirvana
Vehicle – Ides of March
Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa – De La Soul
What You Gonna Do – Jim Noir
The Junky’s Christmas – William S. Burroughs
