A Searchers Xmas Song

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A Searchers Xmas Song

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For all Searchers fans who may not have heard this track recorded in 1996

Seasons Greetings and Best Wishes to you all

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Never heard it before - thanx a lot!
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PS: truly sorry - haven't seen this Xmas thread before mine was posted, it might have appeared at the time i was typing down my wishes...
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...just wondering - are the drums played or programmed?..
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Programmed I suspect Sheena
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Is there anyone on earth that thinks programmed drums actually sound "good"?

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Depends on who program them, Buddy 8-)
Roy: to me, it sounds like programmed, too... wonder why - they did have a drummer at the time...
A lovely song, anyway...
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