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It's a hard question to answer. :hmm:

One of my newest ones is "Good King Wenceslas". Marshmallow World, too. But I think my most treasured one is "The Christmas Song", by Nat 'King' Cole - the most memories, most sentimenal


How 'bout you?
 
"Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas," "Carol of the Bells" and "O Holy Night" are my favorite traditional carols. "Welcome To Our World" by Chris Rice is probably my favorite Christmas song of all time. And of course, I love "Baby, Please Come Home."

And then there are the songs from The Muppets Christmas Carol. ^_^ Hah. I'm so lame.
 
Hmmm, I have to say mine are "Carol of the Bells", "Silver Bells" and "Silent Night".
 
These are my all-time favorites ... :up:

The 12 Days Of Christmas
Silent Night
Winter Wonderland
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
O Come All Ye Faithful
O' Christmas Tree
Deck The Halls
Santa Claus Is Coming To Town

:love: :heart:


and especially these songs from the first 'A Very Special Christmas' ...

U2's ... 'Christmas (Baby Please Come Home')
Sting's ... 'Gabriel's Message'
Whitney Houston's ... 'Do You Hear What I Hear?'
Alison Moyet's ... 'The Coventry Carol'
Bruce and the E Street Band's ... 'Merry Christmas Baby'
Bon Jovi's ... 'I Wish Everyday Could Be Like Christmas'

:bow: :bow:
 
Merry Christmas Darling is one that I can't really decide if I like or not. It's a little bit too close to home, in some ways. :huh:
 
I always like the "Feed the world/let them know it's christmas time" band-aid song.

I like singing Bono's parts...... :uhoh:
 
Ave Maria does it for me every year. My Dad was a great tenor and used to sing it every Christmas and he was always in tears every time, he loved that song, his father used to sing it every Christmas. So I guess it's been passed down through generations :shrug: Just like Sometimes makes me cry, so does Ave Maria. It's a beautiful song.

I always liked the Little Drummer Boy too especially when I Was a kid, I don't know why.....I used to listen to it over and over. Maybe cuz I didn't have a brother, I dunno.....

And I love I'll Be Home For Christmas, What are you Doing New Years Eve, and I always wrap presents while listening to the Charlie Brown Xmas soundtrack!
 
So Many to list

What Child Is This
Sleep Night
Chrisitmas Song
O Holy Night
Sleigh Ride
Ave Maria- (just like Carek1230)
Good King Wenceslas
I Saw Three Ships
Here we Come A-Wassailing
Deck The Halls
Winter Wonderland
I'll Be Home For Christmas
 
there is this Christmas song by Relient K called "I Celebrate the Day". it's SO good.
as for hte classics,
The Christmas Song
Silent Night
O Holy Night
The First Noel
What Child is This
Ukranian Bell Carol
and
Transiberian Orchestra's Christmas Canon in D:
http://s18.you sendit.com/d.aspx?id=375OXLMSRRMOJ2OPJBSBAQC8VU
 
'Have yourself a merry little Christmas' sung by Frank Sinatra or Judy Garland :up:

and 'the Rebel Jesus' by Jackson Browne and the Chieftains (on the Chieftains Bells of Dublin CD) are two of my favorites to listen too :up:

What child is this is probably my favorite church carol to sing/hear
 
Mine are:

The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas by Judy Garland

The First Noel by Michael Crawford

Christmas Wrapping by The Waitresses

I Saw Three Ships by Sting

Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow and When My Heart Finds Christmas by Harry Connick Jr.

Just to name a few :D
 
I love so many Christmas songs that it'd be too hard to list them all, but I love nearly all the Christmas tunes sung by Frank Sinatra
 
Here are my favorites

First Noel
Carol of the Bells
I'll Be Home For Christmas
Happy Christmas (War is Over)-Get's me everytime
Silent Night
O Holy Night
Any Christmas song by U2
Little Drummer Boy
Jingle Bell Rock
Dreaming of A White Christmas
The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole
The 12 Pains of Christmas

Sure there are tons of others but that's all I can think of right now lol
 
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O Holy Night/Silent Night-by anyone who can sing it well

Handel's Messiah

Bowie/Bing Crosby - Little Drummer Boy

Christmas Wrapping -The Waitresses

Merry Christmas Baby, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town -Bruce

Elvis - Blue Christmas

I'll Be Home For Christmas

Christmas Baby Please Come Home - U2

Happy Christmas/War Is Over

not a Christmas song but it is on one of the Very Special Christmas CDs-I Believe In You - Sinead O'Connor
 
Carek1230 said:
What is the 12 Pains of Christmas?

It's sung to the tune of 12 Days of Christmas. They replaced everything with what people find to be such a pain about Christmas. Such as in laws,sending out Christmas cards,hanging the lights,lol. As the song nears the end it get's even funnier,lol. Their's a local radio station that I listen to that plays it a lot.
 
I love all the traditional carols (Silent Night, O Come All Ye Faithfull, O Holy Night, etc.)

As far as modern stuff, I love The Charlie Brown Christmas album and A Very Special Christmas Vol. 1 (except for the Bon Jovi and Bryan Adams' songs.)
 
Ok ... please bear in mind when i give this list that i am an organist at a church with a full choir in the uk :)

In the bleak mid winter (Harold Darke Version)
O Come all ye faithful
Min Lynken
Whence is that goodly fragence flowing?
Angelus ad Verginum (Wilcocks organ part)

Or for popular ones...

Merry christmas everybody (sladE)
Fairytale of New York
Wish it could be christmas everyday
 
anti-heroes - all heil santa

or whatever it's called. seig heil santa. all hail santa.


and anything i can play on the piano (which is limited to o come all ye faithful, silent night, the first noel, and about 4 or 5 other things).
 
'The Chanakuh Song' and Jeff Foxworthy's 'the 12 Redneck Days of Christmas' are my faves

others:
Run Run Rudolph
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
Little Drummer Boy
White Christmas
 
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