I have been thinking about this to because i am quite into the Christmas spirit this year.
I have only got Jackson 5 ones and hymn ones listed so far:-
Jackson 5
1) Santa Clause is coming to Town
2) Have yourself a very merry Christmas
3) Frosty the Snowman
4) I Saw Momma kissing Santa Clause
5) The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to you)


Hymn ones
1) Away in a manger
2) Silent night

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Last edited by rachelrising : 09-12-2004 at 23:06

Wham - Last Christmas
Band Aid - Do They Know Its Christmas (1984!!!)
East 17 - Stay Another Day
Mariah Carey - All I Want For Christmas
Pretenders - 2000 Miles
Cliff Richard - Mistletoe & Wine
Elton John - Step Into Christmas

Mary's boy child /boney M
So this is Christmas- John Lennon
Jingle bell rock-

Fairytale of New York has to be the best Christmas song but the best spirit of Christmas novelty has to be 8 Days of Christmas By Destinys Child

Hey i have listened to the Christina Auguerila "Oh holy night" and i think that she spoiled it by going a bit OTT in it. I didn't like it when she started to pray in it either. I much prefer Mariah Carey's version of this song and Whitney Houstons version is better than Christina's as well in my opinion.

I also prefer Marilyn Manroe's version of Santa baby to Kylie's one.

If i was to make an album i would make three and have these following songs on each of them. One is grouped in modern hits and another is Traditional Christmas music and the other one is Hymn music. I am going to see if i can download these tunes from itunes. It took me long enough to devise the run down so i thought that i would share it in case it comes in handy to somebody else.


Modern/Contempoary
1) Christmas Time-Pretenders
2) Driving home for Christmas- Chris Rea
3)All i want for Christmas-Mariah Carey
4)Little drummer boy- Bing Crosby/David Bowie
5) 8 days of Christmas -Destiny's Child
6) Step into Christmas- Elton John
7) Fairytale of Christmas-The Pogues featuring Kirsty Mc???
8)Merry Christmas everyone-Shakin Stevens
9) Keeping the faith alive- Freiheit
10) Last Christmas-Wham
11)I Believe in Father Christmas- Greg Lake
12) And so this is Christmas- John Lennon
13) O Holy Night-Mariah Carey
14)Christmas Time- Cliff Richard
15) Lonely this Christmas-MUD
16) Wonderful Christmastime- Paul Mccartney
17) I wish it could be Christmas everyday- Roy Wood and Wizzard
18) Merry Christmas -Slade
19) The Darkness- Christmastime

Traditional/childrens/fun

1) Bing Crosby-Joy to the World
2) Brenda Lee- Rockin round the Christmas tree
3) Have yourself a very merry christmas-Jackson 5
4) Jingle Bell rock- Bill
5) Mary's Boy Child- Boney M
6) Merry Christmas to you- Jackson 5
7) Sleigh Ride -Ella Fitzgerald
8) White Christmas- Bing Crosby
9) Jingle Bells- Frank Sinatra
10) Let it Snow- Dean Martin
11) Rudoldlf the red nose reindeer- Daniel Perez
12) Santa Clause is coming to Town- Jackson 5
13) Nat King Cole- Chesnuts roasting on an open fire
14) The 12 days of Christmas- Roger Whittaker
15) Feliz Navidad- Boney M
16) Away in a Manger- Cedarmount kids
17) I saw momma kissing santa clause- Jackson 5
18) Santa Baby- Marilyn Manore
19) Frosty the Snowman- Jackson 5
20) Deck the halls with boughs of holly- Nat king Cole
21) Winter winderland- Peggy Lee


Hymn/ Classical
1) Once in royal David city- Alexandra Choir- Fanfaire trumpters of the welsh guard
2) Aled Jones- Walking in the Air
3) We three kings- Vienna boys choir
4) O come O come Emmanuel-Kings college choir
5) God rest Ye merry gentlemen- King's College Choir
6) O Christmas tree- Vienna boys choir
7) O little town of Bethelehem-King's College Choir
8) The First Noel-Vienna boys choir
9) Hark the herald angels sing-
10)In the bleak mid-winter- The Choir of New college, Oxford
11) Silent Night- Charlotte Church
12) O come oh you faithful-
13) Good King Wenceselas- Aled Jones
14) Ding ding merrily on high- Vienna's boys choir-Eugene Ormandy
15) Away in a Manger- Kings college choir
16) The Holly and the Ivy- Kings college choir
17) O come o come emmanuel- Vienna boys choir- Accapella