Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.

The end.

What Can You Get A Wookie For Christmas (When he Already Owns a Comb)

You're welcome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZ7vmF2RK00

Santa Lost a Ho by The Christmas Jug Band

Favorite Carols:

Burnett, followed closely by Leifer.

Silent Night

Christmas Island by Leon Redbone!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7JUBN1YXaA

Carol of the Bells.

Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping
http://youtu.be/ARq6uYSsUq0

O Holy Night! Especially John Berry's rendition.

O Come, O Come Emmanuel---love the minor key.

Carol of the Bells (which Garmin is striving to destroy for me)!

plink22lr wrote:Christmas Island by Leon Redbone!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7JUBN1YXaA

Excellent!

Silent Night because even if you don't know all the words, you can hum and fake your way through it pretty easily. is there a difference between a Christmas "carol" and a Christmas song?

bgrismore wrote:O Holy Night! Especially John Berry's rendition.

Amen! the best

Whitney's "Do You Hear What I Hear?"

"Last Christmas" is as much about Christmas as Bohemian Rhapsody. It would never be on the radio if it was "Last Thanksgiving" or "Last Arbor Day" even though it would not change the meaning of the song.

I refer to it as "sour-grapes Christmas", because it really is just someone being sour-grapes about getting dumped during the holidays.

bgrismore wrote:O Holy Night! Especially John Berry's rendition.

Agreed!!

The Kinks "Father Christmas",
John Lennon "So This Is Christmas (War Is Over)", Band-Aid "Do They Know It's Christmas", and Paul McCartney "A Wonderful Christmas Time".

bgrismore wrote:O Holy Night! Especially John Berry's rendition.

DITTO! THE quintessential Christmas song.

My fav. is the Grinch song by Boris Karloff for the Christmas song of the same name....

Still gotta go with "Christmas Dragnet" - the Dr. Demento Dragnet parody. :D