This month I look at the two Number 1 Christmas songs from Cliff Richard, "Mistletoe" and "Wind and Saviour's Day".Ĭ - The Merry Axemas: A Guitar Christmas episode with Scott and Jay of the Jingle Jank podcast.ĭennis Waterman - I Could Be So Good For You Ĭarola Søgaard and Christer Sjögren - Juletid Welcome back to Tinsel tunes with our first episode of 2021. Merry Christmas From The Family by Montgomery Gentry Todd Killian from Christmas Clatter podcast:
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Home Free)Īlonso Duralde, author of Have yourself a movie little Christmas: Kenny Rogers - Children, Go Where I Send Thee (feat.
Tim Babb, Can’t wait for Christmas podcast: Gerry Davilla, Totally Rad Christmas podcast: Red Sovine - Billy's Christmas Wish (Faith In Santa) Scott Leopold, Holly Jolly X'masu podcast: Honorable Mention: Please, Daddy, Don't Get Drunk This Christmas (John Denver 1975) If We Make it Through December (Merle Haggard 1973)ġ. Blue Christmas Lights (Buck Owens and His Buckaroos 1965)Ģ. It Must Have Been the Mistletoe (Barbara Mandrell 1983)Ĥ. We'll close out the episode with another chapter of "The Christmas Carol" recorded from vinyl.ĥ. This episode's top 5 list comes from long time listener Liz Asphodel, and we'll find out what her 5 favorite Country Christmas songs are as I'll read out what these songs mean to her.Īfter that we'll hear no less than 12 songs that listeners, hosts, and I like. This episode is filled to the brim with music! In this episode, we'll look at some favorite Country Christmas Songs from our listeners and some other Christmas Podcast hosts. Mzansi Youth Choir (2020) Hip-hop version by Lauryn Hill (1999) Jazz version by Dave Koz (2001) Country version by Toby Keith (2007) Jamaican Drummer Boy (Reggae version) by Shaggy (2011) Punk version by Sean Quigley (2011) Ska version by Reel Big Fish (2014) Acoustic version by Justin Gambino (2015) Chiptune version by Sara Lopez (2018) Metal version by Ben Dixon (2019) African Tribal Style by Alex Boye ft. Versions of the song played in this episode: Julie Andrews Patapan (1975) Trapp Family Singers (1951) Jack Holloran Singers (1957) Harry Simone Chorale (1958) Bing Crosby and David Bowie (1977) Perry Como (1968) Jimi Hendrix (1969) Ray Charles (1985) Ringo Starr (1999) The Kings Singers (2013) Leslie Odom Jr.
They even dig up obscure versions of the song by Ringo Starr, Jimi Hendrix, and more.Ĭheck out the hilarious Saturday Night Live spoof of the Crosby/Bowie duet In this episode, Jay and Scott discuss the history of "The Little Drummer Boy" and also go deep into the Bing Crosby/David Bowie duet.
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