Christmas Rock

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Here's my all time favorite Christmas song.

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Scotty posted a real nice piece. So Scotty, allow me to return the favor. I never will learn this song, because I'd never be able to get through it without crying on stage. And that's something I'd rather the audience do, not me.

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Brilliant. :cry: Merry Christmas, Jim.
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Yes, wonderful. I hadn't heard that one before, thanks for posting it.
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These are The Ones.

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"It's Christmas All Over Again" by Tom Petty...only readily available appearance is on the boxset "Playback"
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I've always been partial to this oddity, possibly as it was a hit in my late teen years:





And on the Bowie/Bing clip - I've always thought Bing looked kind of uncomfortable doing that duet....
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I suspect Bing was a bit out of his element singing with a bonafide rock star. He was probably concerned that their difference in styles would make him seem like an old fuddy duddy. Of course he was right.......... :twisted: :lol: However they both did a marvelous job IMO.

In Bing's defence though, no one to this day has done as good a job on the song White Christmas IMO.

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Bruce and the E Street Band:

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Here's John's vision for Christmas. This is a great song.

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winston wrote:Here's my all time favourite.


Sweet choice Brain, this is Janey's favorite as well. One year, I ran ALL over town to find it on CD/DVD.

Mine? Hmmm, ROCK huh? OK, here you go!



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Thanks to everyone who has posted here: some are extremely moving.

Here's one from my teenage years. :D

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From one of the best Christmas Albums ever IMO


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Roy: You are so right about your claim. The arrangements are very clever and I enjoy this album immensely.
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This isn't a rock tune but I put this on every Christmas to remind me that, for many people, Chirstmas isn't a very nice time of year. It gives me perspective in a holiday season that can be given over to terrible excess in so many ways. It helps me appreciate all the blessings I enjoy. This is from the late great Canadian folksinger Stan Rogers. I have a gig tonight and I will be playing this as I always do at this time of year.

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