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Can't decorate the tree without:

Gene Autry's Melody Ranch Christmas (old radio recordings)
John Gary Christmas Album from the 60's
Harry Belafonte Christmas album
Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters
Smoky Mountain Christmas (all instrumental mountain music)

What's some of yours?

A very favorite of mine is the 1999 album: "A Walton's Christmas - Together Again." It was dedicated to Will Geer and Ellen Corby, produced by Jon Whalmsley (Jason). Really enjoyable guitar pickin' and country Christmas songs.

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I worked at a clinic for a couple of years back in the 70's, swing shift and our foreman really liked Christmas Tunes or maybe it was more of a power trip but we had to listen to a looped tape of elevator style Christmas Music all night long for all of December. We begged him to turn it off but he just said he liked it. He was the only one with a key to the room with the sound system.

It was quite a few years before I could stand listening to any Christmas music.

I think Christmas music is great. That is if it’s played after about the 10th of Dec. it drives me crazy when stores put out the Xmas stuff before Halloween, and start playing the carols on Nov 15th.

That said, Dominic the Donkey by Lou Monte is one of my favorite ones.

I quite like some of our uniquely Aussie ones
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu76GhRO9Yk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ECRAoUtS6Q

If I don't hear Burl Ives, then it ain't Christmas.

There’s a KC radio station that plays nothing but Christmas music from a week before Thanksgiving until Christmas Day. Some of it is really bad. Having to listen to that station all day would be my idea of hell. Guess I’m just an old Scrooge.

There is pleasantness in moderation. Hell in inundation.

" Little Drummer Boy "&
" The Christmas Song "...( Chestnuts roasting on an open fire )

Run Rudolph Run,Chuck Berry, Santa Baby, Eartha Kitt. Rockin around the Christmas tree, Brenda Lee. Little St. Nick, Beach Boys. Garndma got run over,Elmo & Patsy. Linus and Lucy song,Peanuts.