Quote:Love pretty much all the ones mentioned. Here are a few of my other favorites.
Siberian Orchestra's 'Carol of the Bells'
Old timey versions of 'Let it Snow'
Top one has to be 'Do you hear what I hear?' There are a lot of bad versions, but as long as it's a strong vocalist that doesn't embellish too much it's one that always gives me goose bumps.
I will also always stop when I hear 'Little Drummer Boy' on the radio.
I like TSO's 'Canon'. I think that's the name. They always come to Charlotte (NC) on nights my husband is working. Saw their show several years ago in Jacksonville and loved it.
"Run with the Fox" - Chris Squire and Alan White
"Circle of Steel" - Gordon Lightfoot
And of course, "Father Christmas", by the Kinks.
For the love of money by the O'jays is my goto song when I go Christmas caroling for money.
George Winston's piano solo of Carol of the Bells is one of the greats.
Mannheim Steamroller's Silent Night is another great instrumental.
O Holy Night is one I always enjoyed.
Anything instrumental makes me happy. I love The Charlie Brown Xmas CD.
What Christmas means to me - Stevie Wonder
Canon Rock by TSO
I don't know why I like this song so much. If I'd not seen them back in '09 I probably wouldn't have liked it as much. Definitely a group to be seen live. Only concert I've ever been to in my 42 years. I don't like disorganized crowds. I'll have major panic attacks.
Quote:Close the polls, the voting is over! But only this version.
Hands down, the best Christmas song ever. Ever.
It is quintessential!
Sometimes though, when I think of Christmas, I can't help but think of that ultimate purveyor of good cheer…… Rowlf the dog.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLQFIdcTKQM
Quote:It is quintessential!
Sometimes though, when I think of Christmas, I can't help but think of that ultimate purveyor of good cheer…… Rowlf the dog.
Aww....the classics!!
I honestly love almost every single Christmas song!
One of my favorite lyrics is:
In the meadow we can build a snowman,
and pretend that he is Parsons Brown.
He'll say, "are you married?"
We'll say, "No man"
But you can do the job when your in town...
I always that that was kinda a sexual reference, and I still get a kick out of singing it!