Big Q’s Top 5 Favorite Christmas Songs

Tis the season for the hair on my back to brissel. That is if I had hair on my back. This whole-hearted love for Christmas just gets me as sick as all the sugar cookies that I eat. That being said, I was told to write up a list of Christmas Songs I love. Sometimes I hate it when my bosses hit the eggnog two weeks before Christmas.

Lets change "Christmas songs I love" to "Christmas songs I can stomach without asking the stewardess for one of those bags". Sure the titles a bit longer, but it makes more sense.

Number 5 is a little ditty from Pat Godwin, called "Lets put Christ back in Christmas". Here it is from the Bob & Tom Morning Show.

Number 4 is one I love (tolerate) hearing in the stores. If your store plays Mannheim Steamroller I'll be somewhat pleasant when I check out. Otherwise I'll have a look of hate on my face that will scare kids even more than it usually does.

Number 3 takes Mannheim Steamroller and runs it through a distortion pedal. You might know them as Trans Siberian Orchestra. And since it's very popular, I was able to find a video of the song set up with Christmas Lights. You're welcome.

Number 2 is more traditional, which is rare that I can stomach, but it's done a Capella, which is something I respect very much. The group is out of Minneapolis, Home Free. Usually when you walk into a church people who can't sing will yell "Pew!", and then point at the pews. But if you can sing this is what you should be doing.

And the Number 1 song "I can stomach without asking the stewardess for one of those bags" also comes from the a Capella format, except this one adds that ever loving sense of humor factor. Here is the "12 Days of Christmas" from Straight, No Chaser.