RSSFavorite Non-Religious Christmas Holiday Songs …
Give us your favorite non-religious Christmas songs.
1. Christmas Eve Sarajevo Live – Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Anyone who has seen The Trans-Siberian Orchestra live in concert know how great this song is let alone the entire experience. The Trans-Siberian Orchestra Christmas concert is one of the best shows you can ever go to any time of the year. It is a Christmas tradition for the Red’s.
2. Snoopy vs. The Red Baron (Snoopy’s Christmas) – Royal Guardsmen
This is one of my all time favorites as a kid. Many have not heard of The Royal Guardsmen, an obscure music group that formed in Ocala, FL.
3. Frosty the Snowman – Jimmy Durante
4. I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas – Bing Crosby
Not only one of the best Christmas songs of all times, one of the greatest Christmas movies of all times as well.
5. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer - Burl Ives
Honestly, anything sung by Burl Ives is a Christmas favorite … Silver Bells, A Holly, Jolly Christmas, Silver and Gold, and on and on and on. In many respects, Burl Ives is Christmas when it comes to music.
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I am so sorry that Big Christmas shows no longer have the Elaborate costumes as were in “White Christmas” the old songs and singers have long since past ans IMO the new ones that tried to step into their shoes just didn’t have what it took .
Look at all the new supposed stars being arrested for all sorts of things Getting Pregnant at 15 and what type of lessons does this show our young uns ?
I am just so glad that those of us that grew up in the 50′s 60′s had the experience of seeing all those great shows .
Please tell your Grand kids the stories and show them things on the Computer so that they will hopefully pass these stories on to their kids when we are gone .
Merry Christmas to All
Jerry from Ohio and his lady Jessica .
I hear ya Jerry.
They just don’t make them like that anymore. What a shame. That’s what makes those shows so timeless. Imagine, a Christmas special with a plot.
The old shows and music were just special and its a joy to listem and watch them,
R