Blogmas 2013: The Mix List

Since I'm not really a fan of Christmas music, I've spent a good amount of time cultivating a play list of songs that don't annoy the crap out of me. The list is pretty secular, a lot of peppy songs, and most of them have a vintage vibe.

So, I present to you, the ultimate non-Christmas person Christmas song list.

• 12 Days of Christmas – The Muppets and John Denver
• A Holly Jolly Christmas – Burt Ives
• All I Want for Christmas is You – Mariah Carey
• Baby It’s Cold Outside – Dean Martin and Rosemary Clooney
• Blue Christmas – Elvis Presley
• Carol of the Bells – Trans-Siberian Orchestra
• Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) – Darlene Love
• Christmas Canon – Trans-Siberian Orchestra
• Christmas is All Around – Love Actually Soundtrack
• Christmas Song – Alvin and the Chipmunks
• Christmas Wrapping – The Waitresses
• Christmastime is Here – A Charlie Brown Christmas
• Cool Yule – Louis Armstrong
• Deck the Halls – Bing Crosby
• Disco Santa – Village People
• Feliz Navidad – Jose Feliciano
• Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas – Judy Garland
• I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Clause – The Jackson 5
• I Wish it was Christmas Today – Julian Casablancas (or the SNL version)
• I’ll Be Home for Christmas – Bing Crosby
• It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas – Bing Crosby
• It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year – Andy Williams
• Jingle Bell Rock – Bobby Helms
• Last Christmas – Wham!
• Let it Snow – Dean Martin
• Merry Xmas Everybody - Slade
• Nutcracker Suite – Tchaikovsky
• Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree – Brenda Lee
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – Gene Autry
• Run Run Rudolph – Chuck Berry
• Santa Baby – Eartha Kitt
• Santa Clause is Coming to Town – Michael Buble
• Sleigh Ride – Ella Fitzgerald
• The Christmas Song – Nat King Cole
• Up on the House Top – Gene Autry
• We Need a Little Christmas – Johnny Mathis
• White Christmas – Bing Crosby
• Winter Wonderland – Louis Armstrong
• Wonderful Christmastime – Paul McCartney

Over two hours of fun Christmas music! Just enough music to put on when the unwrapping of presents begins and last until Christmas lunch.