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I like my Christmas to be sexy, and Marilyn is as sexy as it gets...

But... apparently I was fooled and it wasn't Marilyn after all.

Credit for this version should be given to Cynthia Basinet:


Cynthia Basinet - Santa Baby

Song has been removed on instruction of the management of Cynthia Basinet.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Could you re-post? YouSendIt says it has reached its download limit....
1:24 AM
Wouter said…
The file is up again. I've used myDatabus now. I haven't got any experience with it, so please let me know if you like it or not.
5:45 PM
Anonymous said…
On listening, it's obvious that this isn't really Marilyn Monroe...folks might want to check out the original version of "Santa Baby" by Eartha Kitt, which is great!
6:18 PM
Wouter said…
Damn, apparently you're right, it isn't Marilyn, so I've changed the post.
And the original by Eartha is great as well!
7:30 PM
Anonymous said…
The best version is Cynthia Basinet. Found her on iTunes. Visit her website. What a hottie!

Eartha Kitt's version is great from 50 years ago.
8:21 PM
Anonymous said…
Love this version
12:20 AM
mordi said…
madonna and kylie have also done versions of this.
madonnas was better in my opinion!
7:06 PM
Anonymous said…
You can actually download it from her site :)

http://www.cynthiabasinet.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderfiles/cbasinetsantababy.mp3

It's an embedded file right off the front page.

She's hawtt!
2:17 AM
Anonymous said…
Oops. Maybe try this?
2:18 AM
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