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Spotify was lacking too many of these to do the playlist right, but here’s a YouTube playlist if you want to make this an autoplay Christmas. We’ll start with Big Dee Erwin & Little Eva, swapping disses over irresistible r&b in “I Wish You a Merry Christmas” (1963): “There’s gonna be a big fat turkey,” Buck Owens promises on “Christmas Time’s a-Comin” (1965):omega blender bl660 The often morose Stephin Merritt of the Magnetic Fields sounds positively glowing on “Everything is One Big Christmas Tree” (2009):breville blend-active sports bottle blender vbl062 The already chipper “Sleigh Ride” hits peak cheer in this 1961 version by organist Lenny Dee, whose Happy Holi-dee* album has been one of my favorites since I found it on some mp3 blog (remember those?) about ten years ago:cleanblend blender vs vitamix

You can count on Ray Davies and The Kinks to bum everybody out with their grim 1977 social-realist carol of greed and violence, “Father Christmas”. At least it’s fast and catchy: I threw in Tom Lehrer’s “(I’m Spending) Hanukkah in Santa Monica” (1990) not only as a nod to our Hebraic pals, but because of that line about spending “shavuous in East St. Louis, a charming spot but really not the spot for me”:hamilton beach blender warszawa In the UK, which song will occupy the top spot on the charts at Christmas is a subject of heated speculation and jockeying for publicity. kitchenaid 3-speed immersion hand blender khb2351cuThe Black Arts’ “Christmas Number One” (2007) imagines a glam-rocking Christmas smash so monstrous, it refuses to go away:oster 4093 beehive blender reviews

Let’s slow it down a little to hear the great Joe Tex promise “I’ll Make Every Day Christmas (for My Woman)” (1968) on this slow-jingle jam: Let’s speed it up a lot with the Sonics, the Pacific Northwest’s finest '60s rockers, and “Santa Claus” (1965): Finally, we’ll end on a down note with the whiskey-soaked 1973 Commander Cody bummer “Daddy’s Drinking Up Our Christmas”:cuisinart smartpower classic blender spb-600c The problem with Christmas music isn’t that there’s too much of it; it’s that we hear the same 50 Christmas songs over and over. Share your favorite underroasted chestnuts in the forum. And if you find yourself getting a little queasy this month, it might be a problem you can solve with the “vitamin extracting” Nutri Ninja. Or you might just need some new Christmas music. Or ditch the jingle-blare altogether with these past non-holiday weekend playlists: