Favorite traditional (or non) Christmas songs

[Lowly Bantha Cleaner]

One of the local radio stations for 25+ years, at noon on Thanksgiving, play Alice's Restaurant. I've been tuning in for about 10 years or so. Whether or whatever I'm doing is put on hold so I can listen.

For the first time this year, I heard the song, and it came on during Thanksgiving day at noon as well (and replayed at 6 pm). Don't know how long they have been doing it. This local classic rock station is not my favorite and I only caught it because I was flipping through the station.

[OC47150]

There's not one, but two local radio stations already playing Christmas music in my area. Just odd to hear Little Saint Nick while I was off to cut grass for the final time of the year.

A third radio station should start the holly jolly music in a few more weeks.

[Lowly Bantha Cleaner]

There's not one, but two local radio stations already playing Christmas music in my area. Just odd to hear Little Saint Nick while I was off to cut grass for the final time of the year.

A third radio station should start the holly jolly music in a few more weeks.

Today was the day here too for two local radio stations to pump up the Christmas music. I guess that don't want the other to get in first edgewise so they started together.

The best method in my opinion is when they mix 4 or 5 pop songs in a row, then sneak a Christmas tune in there.

[JimJamBonds]

Mistress for Christmas.

[El Chuxter]

If there was a "Like" button, you'd just have earned a click, JJB2.

[OC47150]

There's not one, but two local radio stations already playing Christmas music in my area. Just odd to hear Little Saint Nick while I was off to cut grass for the final time of the year.

A third radio station should start the holly jolly music in a few more weeks.

I posted this message close to a month and a half ago. The third radio station didn't start playing Christmas music until noon today, and will until midnite Christmas nite.

I flipped over to one of the previous two stations to listen in today and discovered that one of them had changed format from Christmas to soft pop/romantic. I thought, what the heck? Couldn't wait another day and a half?

[Lowly Bantha Cleaner]

One of my new favorite Christmas songs is Joni Mitchell's "The River" from the Ally McBeal soundtrack sung by Iron Man himself.

[Bel-Cam Jos]

In the same idea as the "This or That" thread, which extended note is your favorite in carols: the "glo-o-o-o-o-o-ria" in "Angels We Have Heard on High," or the "oh....oh" in "We Three Kings"?