Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/3
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42403
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop instrumental with sleigh bells & saxophone melody
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/33
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42433
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop instrumental with guitars & saxophone melody
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/34
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42434
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies. No bells or glock
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/35
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42435
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop underscore with sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/36
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42436
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop underscore with guitars & saxophone melody
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/37
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42437
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/38
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42438
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells & sax solo
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/39
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42439
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop instrumental with guitars & saxophone melody
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/40
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42440
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells. Vocal hook only
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/41
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42441
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop underscore with guitars, piano & xylophone
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/42
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42442
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/43
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42443
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop with close vocal harmonies & sleigh bells & sax solo
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 133 bpm (ends at 133)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/44
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42444
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro Christmas pop underscore with sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/45
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42445
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop underscore with guitars & saxophone melody
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/46
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42446
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Retro pop underscore with guitars & saxophone melody. No drums
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/47
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42447
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
"Ooohh Merry Christmas baby" vocal bumper with sleigh bells
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/48
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42448
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
"Ooohh Merry Christmas baby" vocal & full band sting
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/49
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42449
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
Piano, guitar & drum end sting
- Key G (ends in G)
- Metre 4/4
- Tempo 130 bpm (ends at 130)
- Tempo Notes Medium
- Album Number 2424/50
- ISRC GB-FFM-15-42450
- Publisher Audio Network Limited
- Release Year 2015
Factoid William Barton opened the first US sleigh bell company in Connecticut in 1810. The Town eventually became known as 'Belltown' because it produced so many bells. Non Christmas version also available!
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