“Billy’s Christmas Wish,” written and recited by Red Sovine. Imagine you’re alone, driving a semi down a dark highway at night, hearing this over the radio.
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“Christmas Night In Harlem,” written by Raymond Scott with lyrics by Mitchell Parish, recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1934. It was Raymond Scott’s first hit.
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“Christmas in Vietnam,” written by John Wilson and John Wessler, recorded by them as “Johnny & Jon,” and released on Stan Lewis’s Jewel Records in 1966, during the Vietnam Conflict.
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“Gee Whiz, It’s Christmas,” written by Carla Thomas, Steve Cropper, and Vincent Trauth. The title alludes to the hit record Ms. Thomas recorded when she was 16, “Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes).”
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“Christmas in Vietnam,” written by John Wilson and John Wessler, recorded by them as “Johnny & Jon,” and released on Stan Lewis’s Jewel Records in 1966.
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“Christmas Night In Harlem,” written by Raymond Scott with lyrics by Mitchell Parish, recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1934. It was Raymond Scott’s first hit.
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“Gee Whiz, It’s Christmas,” written by Carla Thomas, Steve Cropper, and Vincent Trauth. The title alludes to the hit record Ms. Thomas recorded when she was 16, “Gee Whiz (Look at His Eyes).”
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“Christmas in Vietnam,” written by John Wilson and John Wessler, recorded by them as “Johnny & Jon,” and released on Stan Lewis’s Jewel Records in 1966.
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“Merry Christmas From Vietnam,” written by Jerry Sullivan, performed by The Sullivan Family Gospel Bluegrass band in this 1967 recording.
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“Christmas Night In Harlem,” written by Raymond Scott with lyrics by Mitchell Parish, recorded by Louis Armstrong in 1934. It was Raymond Scott’s first hit.
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