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The holidays are at my house this year, so I made a mix to listen to while we eat (and digest) dinner. Forty-some-odd tracks including music by Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Prima, and Cab Calloway with the Cabbaliers.

This is likely to change as I add stuff I forgot.

The classics are fantastic & a necessary staple for every happy holiday season but let's face it, you can only hear Burl Ives' rendition of Frosty so many times before you go a little Christmas crazy. Here are 100 "new" yule tide offerings from some of my favorite modern artists. These songs span all genres so there's something here for everyone to enjoy whilst drinking their Kahlua cocoa by the fire.

Kick back, relax & find a new Christmas favorite!

Here are 25 swell Christmas tracks for your enjoyment. Includes music by Bing Crosby, The Andrews Sisters, Doris Day, and Nat King Cole. So enjoy the past, your childhood, or something new!

More than hundred tracks including music by 23, DotEXE, and Notixx. 130 filthy dubstep songs, mostly all new with some christmas treats mixed in. Please leave a comment and share with your friends!

Relaxing instrumental Christmas/holiday music that is best enjoyed with a warm fire, a good book, and a steady snowfall.

Happy Christmas all xx

it's christmas time

Two Hours of Christmas music by Bing Crosby, Louis Armstrong and Frank Sinatra.

The playlist for rocken around the christmas tree, with coco and footy pajamas. Jingle Bell Rock, Burl Ives, Nat King Cole, Queen, Springsteen and everyone in between.

A mix of old and new cheerful Christmas songs. A great pick me up to help you through those exam blues...

These tracks were on the top of Santa's Naughty List
Don't forget to listen to Pt. 2 @ http://8tracks.com/aca31692/how-dubstep-stole-christmas-pt-2

Twenty-three holiday tracks from popular indie artists like Belle & Sebastian, Sufjan Stevens, and Coldplay. Includes original songs and covers of Holiday favorites. They don't play this on the radio... but they should.

Everyone loves cover songs, because they are familiar but new which is always interesting to listen to. 2011 was pretty big in song covers and here is my take on the year's best: twelve tracks including music by Florence + The Machine, Birdy and Tokyo Police Club .