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Compact disc, "Stan Boreson: Fractured Christmas" (self-released), ca. 1994

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Stan Boreson (1925-2017) was born in Everett, Washington, and was one of the pioneers of Seattle-based childrens television. Starting with his daily KING's Klubhouse in 1950 (later "The Stan Boreson Show"), he and sidekick Doug Setterberg (a.k.a "Hey You") entertained Seattle's children from around 1950 until 1967. Boreson also had an active recording career. He played the accordion for years, and became regionally and internationally known for his humorous "Scandihoovian" parodies, songs, and stories. Songs on this CD include: “Lena Got Run Over by a Reindeer"; "I'm Glad it's Time for Lutefisk Again"; "Walking in my Winter Underwear"; "The Christmas Serenade"; "Oh! Lutefisk"; "Be Kind to the Street Corner Santa Claus"; "Here Comes Ingebrit"; "Have a Glade Jul this Christmas"; "I Saw Hulda Kissing Uncle Sven"; "I Give Up What is it?"; "The Christmas Party"; "Silver Bells".
ID Number: 2020.23.RefCD
Date: Circa 1994
Physical Description: 1 Disc, Compact; plastic, paper; 5 in.H x 5.5 in.W x .5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 2020.23.RefCD