WEB Party's Festive Hit: The Story of "One Christmas Catalogue"
A Christmas Carol from the Captain
In the annals of Christmas music, there are some songs that stand out as truly unique. Captain Sensible's "One Christmas Catalogue" is one such song. Released in 1984, this festive single captured the hearts of music lovers with its catchy melody and tongue-in-cheek lyrics.
From the World of Punk to Christmas Cheer
Captain Sensible, best known for his work with the punk band The Damned, surprised fans with the release of "One Christmas Catalogue." The song was a departure from his usual punk style, embracing a more pop-oriented sound.
The Christmas Shopping Adventure
The lyrics of "One Christmas Catalogue" tell the tale of a frustrated Christmas shopper who is overwhelmed by the endless pages of a Christmas catalogue. The song humorously describes the shopper's futile attempts to find the perfect gifts, from "a nuclear powered Barbie doll" to "a Harley-Davidson for two."
A Festive Promo Video
To accompany the release of "One Christmas Catalogue," WEB Party created a promotional video that perfectly captured the song's lighthearted spirit. The video features Captain Sensible dressed as a Christmas elf, dancing and singing through a toy-filled department store.
A Lasting Legacy
Despite its initial release in 1984, "One Christmas Catalogue" has remained popular over the years. The song continues to be played on radio stations during the Christmas season and has been featured in various Christmas compilations.
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