Various Artists - Rockin' Christmas ( The 50's) - 1984 - Side 1

[@tonysinclair1670]

R.I.P. Charles, thank you for the music 🙏❤️💕 I wish I could’ve got to meet you man, rest easy 😣 KZbin ain’t gonna be the same now without you and your channel...

[@Johnnycdrums]

Oh, no! Sorry to hear that. Chills, sooner or later, all of us.

[@Droopydog79]

Rip my friend. Thx for all the great🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵

[@billybobjoneselvismapelvis5907]

Rest In Peace ❤️thank you for all of the music you made a lot of times better❤️

[@seasalt5650]

Rest In Peace, thanks for introducing me to music from the past

[@terryhollis6055]

To the Kasper family: I clicked on every one of Charles' 6,000+ posts over the past year. I loved it when he responded to any Comments that I made. He said that he was looking forward to hearing my pending list on PJ's Story Untold Show. Now, that is not possible with the loss of someone with whom I shared a love of this music. PJ paid tribute to him by dedicating all three hours of his show to featuring songs that Charles had sent to him - a great way to thank Charles! How do I thank him?

[@Sludgestick]

Beer

[@notrandom2]

@@Sludgestick *Bullshot* - Beef broth, lemon, Worchestershire souce + Vodka... Warm. Enjoy!

[@johnnyrockett978]

I used to think I was some sort of half-assed expert on 1950's rock and roll - but not anymore. I NEVER EVER heard ANY of these smokin' hot Christmas tunes. You totally rock man!!

[@Choock5219]

I do my best!

[@johnnyrockett978]

@@Choock5219 I love and miss you Charles. You are still in my prayers.

[@Johnnycdrums]

@@johnnyrockett978; You were one of the last to talk to @Coock5219, in this forum, I think.

[@johnnyrockett978]

I just wanted to say hi to Charles' family. You must be very proud of Charles. He was loved and appreciated by thousands of us. We all miss him so.

[@Dookylake]

you have brought me many songs that have become my favorites. thank you for sharing the music you love with others. may you rest in peace, choock.

[@tomnagy]

Charles A. “Choock” Kasper, 68, of Belle Vernon, died Saturday, Dec. 26, 2020. He was born Nov. 12, 1952, son of the late Charles “Kizer” and Dolores (Ruby) Kasper. Choock was a member of the United Mine Workers and a sports lover. He was an avid music and record collector with his own KZbin channel, choock5219. Surviving are his wife, Melinda Kasper; children, Andrew Kasper, Brendan Kasper and fiancee, Gabriella Steadman, and Carrington Kreinbrook; sisters, Janie Hill and husband, Gary, and Jeanie Dongilli and Rick; nieces and nephews; and his beloved dog, Gracie. Because of the pandemic, services will be private. Arrangements are entrusted to J. WILLIAM McCAULEY Jr. FUNERAL HOME, West Newton. Condolences may be left at www.mccauleyfuneralhomes.com.

[@jimNEPhilly]

RIP Choock I hope you didn't suffer. The first song that comes to mind is The Solitaires "The Angels Sang". Not sure it is appropriate but it was first. God bless.

[@LucasADZSERCrdw]

Rest in piece

[@toddthomas8385]

I Loved this channel more than any other... Chris..

[@faroukramzan6649]

I confess, I was very confused why Charles has not posted for so long. I read the messages and I’m in shock. Charles provided me with so much inspiration. Hell, we made a movie that took place in the 50’s with songs that Charles introduced to me. Rest In Peace.

[@Johnnycdrums]

I had no idea. Just learning of it now.

[@notrandom2]

Hey bud! Are you still with us? Waiting on the next upload... If not... I hope you journey well!

[@ChristmasChris77]

Rockin Christmas 🎸🎄

[@barkbarkbarkbarkable]

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year ! Thanks for the most 'Uplifting' page on KZbin !

[@germanjoya3679]

Hey man. excellent!! tanx

[@paulriofski7982]

Merry rockin' Christmas, Charles, and thanks for posting this fab collection on Rhino vinyl! The only track I've heard before is Oscar McLollie and his Honey Jumpers' "Dig That Crazy Santa Claus." The Penguins recorded "Jingle Jangle" after they moved to Mercury along with the Platters in 1955 (thanks to Buck Ram, the manager of both groups). "Just A Lonely Christmas" was the Moonglows' third single (the second on Chance) released in December 1953, prior to their many charting hits. As a Christmas present to my fellow listeners, I am including links to web pages for each of the groups featured here:

[@paulriofski7982]

Three Aces and a Joker: www.boneyardmedia.com/?p=25 Oscar McLollie: www.colorradio.com/oscar-mclollie.html The Penguins: vocalgroup.org/Inductees/the-penguins/ The Moods: www.theoriginalmoods.com/ The Hepsters: www.uncamarvy.com/Hepsters/hepsters.html The Youngsters: doo-wop.blogg.org/youngsters-1-c26502508 The Moonglows: www.uncamarvy.com/Moonglows/moonglows.html

[@pauljoseph8691]

Felice Navidad for your posts

[@paulriofski7982]

@@pauljoseph8691 ¡Y feliz año nuevo a usted!

[@lucien4071]

Rest in peace Mr. Kasper

[@srercrcr]

Merry Christmas. Go easy on the egg nog this year!!

[@lucasskutt4236]

😢😔

[@pauljoseph8691]

Well man Xmas songs have only a short exposure and are a novelty. Probably recorded in March. Who remembers the Stones offering, the Beatles and John Lennon. There have been a few good ones. Michael Bubble and also Warner Bros multi decade compilation. Jingle Jangle is great with a rhumba beat. Johnny Preston, Chuck Berry did some great ones, but don’t think Little Richard tried, except for his many Gospel albums.

[@nehachauhan2128]

Hello