Jingle Cats Silent Night

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'Silent Night time' by the unique world well-known Jingle Cats.
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Jingle Cats sing "Silent Night time" from their debut DVD entitled "Jingle Cats Christmas" ©1993-2012 JINGLE CATS MUSIC

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What's "JINGLE CATS" and why is it standard?
Jingle Cats 'Meowy Christmas' CD and cassette was launched in 1993 when just about all the vacation music was customary albums that had been out for years. Vacation music was for essentially the most half a catalog merchandise for document firms and never a lot consideration was being directed towards Christmas data. (IMHO)
Jingle Cats modified all that. It began as a bit of joke tune in 1992 that repeated Jingle Bells again and again sung by cats. That is the place the title Jingle Cats got here from. The tune wanted a title, so Jingle Bells turned Jingle Cats, the tune. Some massive radio stations performed it in Los Angeles.

That is why there may be such a factor as Jingle Cats.

So, in 1993, the album JINGLE CATS "MEOWY CHRISTMAS" was launched with an impartial distributor within the U.S. and it offered out all 100,000 copies that had been printed. The subsequent yr it offered double and much more in Japan and Canada. It reached quantity 10 on the Billboard catalog charts.

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Sincerely,

Cheesepuff
(CD premastering engineer: Jingle Cats)

***As an fascinating aspect notice:
After I mastered Rhythm and Mews I had one aspect of my output channels wired out of section and each combine that was recorded for that album was out of section. A yr of recordings combined with some devices in section and a few out of section. Once you flipped the section to right the issue and monitor in mono, some devices would disappear from the combination (cancelled out). There was no solution to clear up this. However sadly, it was found and rejected by the CD plant. The album was remastered to be "in section" for mono and the unique sound was modified. That was the album that was launched (additionally standard) and it by no means sounded proper to me. Sorry, my fault. (It was traced to a Studer mixer that had the XLR output pins modified.)

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