Nut Rocker by B. Bumble & the Stingers. This is the original version of Nut Rocker, released in 1962 and that became a #1 hit (and the popular introductory tune for the Boston Bruins ice hockey team until 1982.) This instrumental was inspired by Tchaikovsky's ballet, "The Nutcracker". In the last few years, "covers" of this fast, lively instrumental track have been done by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO). You now know the version preferred by the Meyers!! This tenth Xmas video was hand-held videographed with our Sony Handycam HDR-CX110, from the top of a 15-foot high stepladder. The view is primarily of the north side of our house from a neighbor's yard across Fifth Street. Some of the décor items you might notice are: 3 Leaping Arches (two on the roof); 12 Mini-Xmas trees; 10 twig trees; a roof Star; a fading Comet with Tracer Tail; 2 "Christmas Cards;" a Light Tower; a Sparkle Ball; 2 Window Transparencies (dark and underexposed;) a Candy Cane Animotion Disk; and a "squatty" Snowflake Tree. As usual, ALL lights are highly energy-efficient LEDs! -- and most of the ornamentation is custom, home-built by the Meyers! Thanks for watching. Visit our YouTube Channel again by simply Googling: kimball ne christmas