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Top 10+ Best Christmas Songs of All Time
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Christmas song that is both well-known and timeless to help you feel festive.
It’s rare that having a great playlist will make your day more joyful. Christmas is surely one of them. The tradition of playing Christmas music continually, however, actually started much earlier than December 25. If you’re one of those folks who can’t wait to sing along to the best Christmas songs ever, we’ve got a treat for you.
We’ve put together the ideal Christmas playlist with all of your favorite holiday songs. Both classic Christmas tunes (such as “The 12 Days of Christmas” and “Jingle Bells”) and more recent ones by musicians like Mariah Carey, Michael Bublé, Kelly Clarkson, and others are available. For the Christmas season, we offer some of the most well-known country jingles, including the best Dolly Parton holiday hits. There are also a lot of songs with religious and R&B themes. Naturally, almost every single one of these Christmas songs is great for kids, especially when you and your kids are baking cookies or wrapping presents.
Additionally, don’t be shocked if some of the lyrics inspire your Christmas-themed Instagram captions or act as a template for the content on your holiday cards.
No.1 The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don’t Be Late) (1958)
Even though this novelty Christmas carol first appeared back in the 1950s, we’re confident that everyone still knows what Alvin hopes to discover beneath the tree. It is definitely kid-friendly.
The jazzy version of this Christmas classic by Ella Fitzgerald has become a tradition. According to the Smithsonian, a harmonica rendition of it was indeed the first song ever played in space.
Fun fact: Back-to-school ads for Staples frequently use this Andy Williams Christmas pop song.
Despite being a song about heartbreak, Darlene Love’s barn-burner always makes us smile.
This time the Boys are singing about Santa and his sleigh instead of a “little deuce coupe.”
This song, which everyone recognizes from A Charlie Brown Christmas, has a mournful quality, but the holidays wouldn’t feel the same without it. This song is available both as an instrumental and with vocals.
This song, which is performed by the renowned Burl Ives, was really penned by Johnny Marks, a Jewish songwriter who also contributed to many other well-known Christmas songs including “Run Rudolph Run” and “Rocking Around the Christmas Tree.”
This traditional holiday song is peppy and very enjoyable to listen to as performed by Dean Martin. He, too, has a full Christmas album that includes his version of all the holiday classics.
Nothing is more soulful for an R&B Christmas than Otis Redding’s rendition of the Three Blazers by Johnny Moore song.
The Flirtations’ Christmas song, which was initially released as a B-side, is a banger despite the fact that they may not have reached the same heights as other ’60s female groups.
Puerto Rican singer José Feliciano’s upbeat song has easy-to-remember lyrics in both Spanish and English, making it the best bi-lingual Christmas song.
Although Jimmy Boyd was the song’s original author, the Jackson 5 version is significantly more catchy thanks to its funkier beats, great vocals, and background recordings of innocent conversations.
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