Side A
Artist	Song
everyone and his uncle	The Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Bobby Helms	Jingle Bell Rock
Brenda Lee	Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree
Elvis Presley	Blue Christmas
The Brofloskis, w/ Eric Cartman & Stan Marsh	Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel
Fantasia soundtrack	Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies
Jingle Cats	Dance of the Reed Flutes
Rosemary Clooney	Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Ella Fitzgerald	Sleigh Ride
Paul McCartney	Simply Having a Wonderful Christmas Time
Kate Bush	December Will Be Magic Again
Shelly Marsh	I Saw Three Ships
The Waitresses	Christmas Wrapping
Band Aid	Do They Know it's Xmas?
Jose Feliciano	Feliz Navidad
The South Park Children's Choir	Hark the Herald Angels Sing
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
The Carpenters	Christmas Waltz
(Let's Have) A Patrick Swayze Christmas	MST3K
Merry Xmas...if that's OK	MST3K
Eric Cartman	Swiss Colony Beef Log
Bing Crosby & David Bowie	Peace on Earth/Little Drummer Boy
Cheech and Chong	Santa Claus and his Old Lady
The Kinks	Father Christmas
Billie Holiday	I've Got Your Love to Keep Me Warm
Louis Armstrong	Winter Wonderland
Ella Fitzgerald	Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Frank Sinatra	Santa Claus is Coming to Town
Burl Ives	Have a Holly Jolly Christmas
The Carpenters	Merry Christmas Darling
Bing Crosby	White Christmas

Comment:

Further proof that i'm turning into my mother (and i don't even mind it anymore)-- i love Xmas music. From the serious to the silly, it's grown on me. In small, rigidly controlled doses, of course. If i had to listen to Xmas muzak every day i'd kill myself! But a little bit of what i love is here-- it's got a bunch of South Park songs because "Mr. Hanky's Xmas Classics" is one of the single best Xmas albums ever. But then after them, it's The Carpenters and Elvis. Yeah, i know, I guess listening to Mom playing them year after year really grew on me and i imprinted and now i like all that stuff along with my 80s nostalgia favorites. Happy memory: the first time i heard "Santa Claus and his Old Lady" was last year at the CD store, and everyone was in their own little world flipping through the stacks and laughing out loud-- it was a fun time.

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