“The ice age is coming, the sun’s zooming in
Engines stop running, the wheat is growing thin”

London Calling (1979) – The Clash. Your tips in the comments.

Your tips thread opens tonight with the Cowboy Junkies’ Blue Moon.

Our RT feature tonight is the Pink Floyd classic, Wish You Were Here.
Thread open.

Still in the mood for Led Zeppelin? Here’s Battle of Evermore. Thread’s open for your tips.

Tonight’s selection is [♫ The Last Saskatchewan Pirate ♫] – Canadian Horse Pirates. (h/t Sean).
Thread is open for your tips.

For this evening’s selection, we bring in the New Year with the The History and Words of Auld Lang Syne. Something to read while you’re listening to Led Zeppelin.
Happy 2016, everyone.

Tonight we take you into the tips with Norwegian singer Sissel Kyrkjebø’s lovely version of Mary’s Boy Child.
The comments are open, as always.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II delivers her 2015 Christmas Message to the the Commonwealth.

Ever since Paul (aka Cjunk) posted tonight’s uplifting selection a number of years ago, it’s been one of my all-time favourites.
Enjoy.
Merry Christmas, everybody!

In tonight’s Christmas music the Vienna Boy’s Choir sings Stille Nacht, Heilige Nacht.
The comments are open, as always, for your Reader Tips.

Tonight we visit a cozy chalet in the Austrian Alps, just a stone’s throw from the Bavarian border, to listen to Gesangsrunde Fink’s rendition of O Tannenbaum.
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Tonight, we take you into the tips with the Elora Festival Singers’ recording of a Christmas carol written sometime around 1643 in what is now Ontario by French-born Jesuit missionary Saint Jean de Brébeuf, based on the melody of an even older French folk song: here’s The Huron Carol.
h/t Nicola Timmerman
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Tonight we usher in our Christmas music schedule with Perry Como’s smooth baritone voice: from 1946, here’s O Little Town of Bethlehem.
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In tonight’s tips music George Jones and Melba Montgomery harmonize beautifully on a song about Montgomery’s home state of Alabama.
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Tonight, a blast of live rock ‘n’ roll from the Stone’s Mick Taylor era: here’s Bye Bye Johnny.
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Tonight we keep the world-class entertainment juggernaut squarely on the rails, as actor, drinker, and Rat Pack member Peter Lawford picks up the tab for agreeing in advance to sing Age of Aquarius.
Back of the net.
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It’s a bow saw! It’s a theremin! It’s Yma Sumac.
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In tonight’s light entertainment en route to the tips Italy’s beloved cantante Mina delivers a finger-snappy Nessuno.
Yes, that’s a young Chet Baker at 1:17.
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Tonight’s TV broadcast video, before it detours into pledge requests, spontaneous outbursts from Apostle Richard D. Henton, and congregational semi-mayhem, gives a solid four minutes of the late Delores “Honey” Sykes, backed by the Monument of Faith Breakthrough Choir, imploring the down and troubled to Stretch Out.
The comments are open, as always, for your Tips.

Tonight, to help us start to gear up for the Yuletide, we cross the Atlantic for a multicultural Christmas.
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