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Posted by Rick Jessup, December 4 08:11 PM

Welcome to week one of an overanything Christmas; the Best of Christmas Classics. I'm a huge fan of Christmas, and a big fan of Christmas music. These 20 songs represent my absolute favourites of the season with the exception of A Charlie Brown Christmas - it was just too hard to pick one from that disc. I hope you enjoy it!

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01 Bing Crosby - White Christmas
02 Dean Martin - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow
03 Sammy Davis, Jr - Christmas Time All Over the World
04 Nat King Cole - The Christmas Song
05 Jim Reeves - Blue Christmas
06 The Statler Brothers - Old Toy Trains
07 John Denver - Christmas For Cowboys
08 Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers - The Greatest Gift Of All
09 Chris Isaak - Mele Kalikimaka
10 Ron Sexsmith - Maybe This Christmas
11 Dan Wilson - What A Year For A New Year
12 Bruce Cockburn - Mary Had A Baby
13 Barenaked Ladies - Green Christmas
14 Crash Test Dummies - The First Noel
15 Jack Johnson - Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer
16 Odds - We Three Kings
17 The Beach Boys - Little Saint Nick
18 The Band - Christmas Must Be Tonight
19 Charles Brown - I'll Be Home For Christmas
20 Greg Lake - I Believe In Father Christmas

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