While I love the Christmas season, the music can get a bit much. After all, there are only so many holiday songs and there are only so many versions of each song that can be done. Yet, we hear them all, several times, between Black Friday and Christmas Day. I figure, between these two days, I could potentially listen to 1120 holiday songs and I probably would not hear much of a variety.
(How'd I get that number? Well, this year there are 28 days from Black Friday to Christmas Day, so that's 672 hours of air time for one radio station. On average, I'll say each song is 3 minutes long, so that's 224 songs played in that time. If half of my pre-programed stations (5 out of 10) play nothing by Holiday music, then that's 1120 songs.)
Okay, so moving on...Despite the fact that I do get a bit tired of hearing so much Christmas music, I'm not Scrooge and there are some tunes that I do love. So here's my list of my Top 10 Favorite Christmas/Holiday Songs.
Number 10: Baby, It's Cold Outside performed by Rod Stewart & Dolly Parton
Number 9: Santa Baby performed by Madonna
Number 8: Dominick The Donkey performed by Lou Monte
Number 7: Last Christmas performed by WHAM!
Number 6: I'll Be Home For Christmas performed by Elvis Presley
Number 5: Happy Christmas performed by David Cook
Number 4: Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) performed by U2
Number 3: All I Want For Christmas Is You performed by Mariah Carey
Number 2: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas performed by Judy Garland
Number 1: Do You Hear What I Hear? performed by Whitney Houston
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