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Fred Boak sings “Toyland” at the Christmas Cavalcade

ORLEANS – Fred Boak, known mostly as “The Valet” in several of Chandler Travis’ approximately four million bands, is usually a backup singer. But here he is taking lead on this magical version of “Toyland”.

The singers backing him are called the Athol Thingerth (yes, that is spelled correctly).

The Christmas Cavalcade raises money for the NOAH homeless shelter. Please donate to the NOAH Shelter here.

 

STORY & SLIDESHOW – Cavalcade – Jolly Humbug Christmas

Other VIDEOS from this year’s Cavalcade

Steve Shook sings the second best Christmas song ever

Sarah Swain Twinkles at the Cavalcade

Chandler Travis Philharmonic – “Yes, Yes, Mais Oui Noelle”

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From last year’s Cavalcade:

“A Christmas Cavalcade of Musical Goodwill” with a  slideshow.

Also, videos:

Rikki Bates sings “Blue Christmas”

The Rip-It-Ups perform, “Walking In A Winter Wonderland”

Zoe Lewis sings, “Peking Duck For Christmas”

Playwright Gip Hoppe’s humorous version of The Christmas Story, much of which takes place at a Wal-Mart.

 

If you liked all of that, you really are interested in the Cape Cod music scene.

So check Cape Cod Music And The Joy Of Being Originally Alive, a Cape Cod Wave long-form story.

 

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— Brian Tarcy

 

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Brian Tarcy

Brian Tarcy is co-founder of Cape Cod Wave. He is a longtime journalist who has written for the Boston Globe, Boston magazine, the Cape Cod Times and several other publications. He is the author of "YOU CAN'T SELL RIGHT FIELD; A Cape Cod Novel." He is also the author or co-author of more than a dozen mostly non-fiction books, including books with celebrity athletes Cam Neely, Tom Glavine and Joe Theisman. His previous book was, "ALMOST: 12 Electric Months Chasing A Silicon Valley Dream" with Hap Klopp,who created the iconic brand, The North Face.
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Brian is a long-suffering Cleveland Browns fan with a long-running NFL predictions/political satire column connecting weekly world events to the fate of his favorite team, now at Whatsgonnahappen.com.

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