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Red Simpson's 1973 LP Truckers' Christmas was, according to country expert Rich Kienzle's brief liner note to the 2004 CD reissue on Sundazed, "the first -- and only -- holiday trucker album." That counts for something, if only sheer novelty ... Truckers' Christmas Music Red Simpson Truckers' Christmas Songs | 1. | Truckin' Trees For Christmas |
| 2. | Blue Blue Christmas (For This Truck Drivin' Man) |
| 3. | Christmas Wheels |
| 4. | Old Christmas Truck, The |
| 5. | Toys For Tots |
| 6. | Santa's Comin' in a Big Ol' Truck |
| 7. | Dad Will Be Home For Christmas |
| 8. | Little Toy Trucks |
| 9. | Gone Home For Christmas |
| 10. | Out on the Road For Christmas |
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