25 Days of Christmas Songs (A Musical Countdown)

Hello all! Sorry about the random period of silence there - December is such a hectic month, and there have been so many things happening that it has been hard to keep up with anything.

BUT HERE I AM.

Over on Facebook, I've been doing a little Christmas Music Countdown, posting one of my favorite Christmas tunes every day (or sometimes two a day, if I forget to post it. Ahem.). It's been enjoyable, for me at least, and so I thought I would compile the list to share here. I haven't posted all of these to Facebook yet, but as there are only about two days until Christmas, I thought it couldn't hurt.

All songs will have be linked to the YouTube version for your listening pleasure.

Barenaked Ladies ft Sarah McLachlan - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen/We Three Kings
the bird and the bee - Carol of the Bells
The Eels - Christmas Is Going to the Dogs
Vince Guaraldi Trio - Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
The Civil Wars - O Come, O Come Emmanuel
Chuck Berry - Run Rudolph Run
The Eagles - Please Come Home for Christmas
The Hot Hearts - In the Bleak Midwinter
Owl City - Peppermint Winter
Jeremy Camp - God With Us
Matt Pond PA - Holiday Road
Mannheim Steamroller - Joy to the World
Thurl Ravenscroft - You're a Mean One, Mr Grinch
The Piano Guys ft. Plácido Domingo - Silent Night
Veggie Tales - Oh Santa
Andrea Bocelli - Angels We Have Heard on High
The Drifters - White Christmas
Go Fish - Away in a Manger/Beautiful Savior
Zee Avi - Frosty the Snowman
Peter Hollens - What Child is This
Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters - Mele Kalikimaka
John Denver & The Muppets - 12 Days of Christmas
Michael Buble ft The Puppini Sisters - Jingle Bells
Celtic Woman - O Holy Night
Go Fish - Its About the Cross

Happy Listening!

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