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Favorite Christmas Album of All-Time

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I'm breaking out the big guns early and going with...

A Charlie Brown Christmas - Vince Guaraldi
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An Oscar Peterson Christmas

My own client-gift album from 1998, Christmas Comes Back
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Not so much an album...

But...'Oh Holy Night' kicks it.

By whomever.

And Carol of the Bells? Instrumental.

(You know...DING! fries are done... DING! fries are done..)

My favorite foundation to add my own dirty Christmas lyrics.
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Charlie Brown Theme (love the bass line)
Cheech & Chong (cant remember the title)
Carpenters anything (yes, I'm embarrassed :oops:........... note to Ollie: best version of Carol of The Bells)
Brian Setzer Orch. (for kicked up versions)
and more of a rarity is the Beatles Christmas Album (extremely funny)
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Hate to admit it, but HC Jr. has a GREAT voice. I tend to enjoy that one as well. But my favorite has to be:

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Ray Charles' Christmas album is great too.
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Another one high on my list is Bruce Cockburn's Christmas album. There's a song called "Blues for the Child" that is amazing.
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^Always a good idea to preview, Brad. :lol:
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I HATE country music. I despise everything it stands for . . . dogs and tractors be damned.

That said, Kenny Rogers - Old Kentucky Christmas is my favorite Christmas album of all time.

My personal favorite version of Carol of the Bells.

I used to own it on tape as a kid, it was awesome. Now I have the CD, it comes packaged with some kind of Christmas Duets album he did with Dolly Parton. The Dolly album sucks, but Kenny still delivers the goods.
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willie nelson christmas album
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Circa 1978, The Ravers' Punk Rock Christmas, with an inspiring version of Silent Night. (early Rhino Records.)
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I have a spoken word version of 'Twas The Night Before Christmas' as done by Henry Rollins over what sounds like dissonent guitars and a political riot.

Complete with gunshots, sirens and explosions.

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If you can find these rarities, they're good:

Jon Anderson (Yeah the Yes guy) 3 Ships


A Broken Christmas - (Broken Records) Gene Eugene doing Angels We Have Heard on High is just awesome
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