“Christmas to New Years,” recorded in 1951 by The Larks. Lead vocal: Alden (Allen) Bunn.
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Lonely Christmas Call,” written by George Riddle and George Jones and performed by Mr. Jones.
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“Don’t Believe in Christmas” written by Gerald Roslie, recorded by Pearl Jam, 2002. Originally recorded by The Sonics in 1965.
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“It’s Christmas Time for Everyone But Me,’ written by Dixie Dean and Ray King, best known for their truck driving songs. Performed here by Buck Owens, king of the Bakersfield Sound. Don’t get confused by the Hank Ballard R&B tune with a similar name.
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“Good Luck It’s Christmas,” by UK Indie band Tellison. Video: Carl Peck.
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“Little Saint Nick,” written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, first recorded by them with The Beach Boys, 1963.
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“Redneck 12 Days Of Christmas,” written by Jeff Foxworthy and Tim Wilson and recorded by Jeff Foxworthy, 1996. Video directed by Michael McNamara.
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“Rise Up Shepherd and Follow,” lyrics atttributed to Ruth McEnery Stuart, originally set to music by Kate Douglas Wiggin, recorded by Cherish The Ladies, 2009. The lyrics are said to be based on an African American folksong, and variations appear in Hampton Institute Press editions of Religious Folk Songs of the Negro.
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“Lonely This Christmas,” recorded by Lucky Soul, 2007. Vocalist: Ali Howard. Written by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, who recorded the song (in the style of Elvis) with their band Mud in 1974. Versions have been recorded by other UK artists including KT Tunstall and Los Campesinos.
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