Happy New Year Connection 3 (Auld Lang Syne)

Here it is: Even More! This What's The Connection? gives you more of that wonderful song Auld Lang Syne, as if you needed more. But I guess you should know what it came from. Auld Lang Syne may be old Scottish for "Old Times"  or "Long, Long Ago" and although it is traditionally used to close out the Old Year, it was also sued as a song at farewells, funerals and even graduations. The text was written by Robert Burns. It's said that the first line: "For Auld Lang Syne" just means "For the Sake Of Old Times". So I guess now you might find other occasions to use this playlist. Make sure to click on the cover. And have a Happy New Year for the sake of old times!

Happy New Year! 3

51 Reel Big Fish - Auld Lang Syne

52 Barenaked Ladies - Auld Lang Syne

53 Byron Lee and the Dragonaires - Auld Lang Syne

54 Black On White Affair - Auld Lang Syne

55 Less Than Jake - The New Auld Lang Syne

56 Big Bad Voodoo Daddy - Auld Lang Syne

57 Frank Sinatra & Dean Martin - Auld Lang Syne (Live)

58 Brave Combo - Auld Lang Syne

59 Richard Cheese - Auld Lang Syne

60 Barbra Streisand - Auld Lang Syne (Ballad)

61 The Lonesome Travelers - Auld Lange Syne

62 Susan Boyle - Auld Lang Syne

63 Chris Isaak - Auld Lang Syne

64 Platters - Auld Lang Syne

65 Bill Keith - Auld Lang Syne

66 James Taylor - Auld Lang Syne

67 Mariah Carey - Auld Lang Syne - The New Year's Anthem

68 The Mermen - Auld Lang Syne

69 Kenny G - Auld Lang Syne

70 Frank Zappa - Auld Lang Syne (Live At The Palladium - 103181 - Show 2)

71 Cheap Trick - Auld Lang Syne

72 The Stylistics - Auld Lang Syne

73 Colbie Caillat - Auld Lang Syne