16 Christmas Songs We All Grew Up With!

On Christmas Day, you are supposed to fill your home with joy and be of good cheer! And what better way to set the mood than to revisit these awesome renditions of classic Christmas songs we all grew up with? We bring you the ultimate Christmas Day playlist!

1. John Lennon & Yoko Ono – Happy Xmas (War Is Over)

There are few Christmas songs which are as wonderfully hopeful as this one.

2. Bing Crosby – White Christmas

It doesn’t matter, whether it snows or not! As long as there’s Crosby’s classic, it’s always a White Christmas.

3. Michael Buble – Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)

A classic, to which Buble adds his characteristic swagger!

4. Elvis Presley – Blue Christmas

Can there be a Christmas party without at least one belting out of the King’s classic Christmas song?

5. Celine Dion – O Holy Night

Celine Dion is most often remembered for her Titanic songs, but this one has become synonymous with Christmas.

6. The Jackson 5 – Santa Claus is Coming to Town

When Michael Jackson still believed in Santa! A song about the happiness and mirth that Christmas is all about.

7. Louis Jordan and Ella Fitzgerald – Baby, It’s Cold Outside

A classic duet, for lovers at Christmas.

8. Bobby Helms – Jingle Bell Rock

A staple of karaoke bars and drunken Christmas parties across the world. It’s time for Jingle Bell Rock!

9. Bob Seger – Sock It to Me Santa

Seger’s probably best known for his “Turn the Page”, which was later covered by Metallica. But it’s this song that we grew up with!

10. Elton John – Step into Christmas

John’s wonderful voice makes you really feel the warmth of Christmas when you hear this song!

11. Chuck Berry – Run Rudolph Run

Recorded by Chuck Berry when he was at the height of his abilities – a classic song!

12. Beatles – Christmas Time Is Here Again

Is it possible to have a Christmas song list without this beautiful number from the Fab Four?

13. Billy Mack – Christmas Is All Around

It serves as a bit of a joke in the film Love Actually, but in the past few years, it’s become quite the modern classic.

14. Mairi Campbell and Dave Francis – Auld Lang Syne

If you’ve watched the first Sex and the City movie, you will definitely remember this beautiful rendition of the classic. Listen and rejoice, for Christmas is here!