Posted: December 17th, 2010 | Author: Matt The Cat | Filed under: Christmas, Pop | Tags: Christmas, Friday Night Cat Fight, Matt The Cat, Podcast | 15 Comments »
Friday Night Cat Fight Podcast
“Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!”
The Friday Night Cat Fight Podcast takes on the classic tale of winter joy, “Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!” which first appeared on record in 1946 by Vaughn Monroe. We’ll give Vaughn some stiff competition by putting strong performances by Frank Sinatra (1950) and Dean Martin (1966). Listen to the Cat Fight and then vote for your favorite version of this winter classic.
Let the nog flow and have a wonderful holiday season. Happy New Year, everyone. 2011 is gonna be BIG!
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Posted: December 18th, 2009 | Author: Matt The Cat | Filed under: Christmas, Pop, Rock n' Roll | Tags: Christmas, Friday Night Cat Fight, Matt The Cat, Podcast, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town | 15 Comments »
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
This week, I’m taking a Christmas classic and moving it to the Garden State of New Jersey. Three of Jersey’s finnest will be competing over the tune, “Santa Claus Is Coming To Town.” Please listen to all three versions of the song and vote for the one you truly dig the most.
Even though 2009 was a tough year, it’s still been a good year, thanks to your continued support. I can’t even express how much that means to me, Prowlers. Here’s hoping 2010 gets me back on my radio feet again.
This will be the final podcast of 2009!
Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and Happy New Year!
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Posted: December 11th, 2009 | Author: Matt The Cat | Filed under: Christmas | Tags: Christmas (Baby Please Come Home), Friday Night Cat Fight, Matt The Cat, Podcast | 19 Comments »
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
This week, the Friday Night Cat Fight takes on a modern day Christmas classic. This song originally appeared on “A Christmas Gift For You From Phil Spector” in 1963. Darlene Love gave an emotionally-charged performance of “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)”, but the song didn’t take popular music by storm until U2 cut it for the 1987 charity album, “A Very Special Christmas”.
Voice your choice and vote for your favorite version of this holiday classic.
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