Soul Christmas Playlist

This will be my last post until 2012. I want to thank you for stopping by — I really do appreciate your interest and your support.

I wish you a healthy, happy holiday season.

I love Christmas music, all of it, of every stripe. And while there’s no beating Bing or Frank or even Burl, here’s some R & B/soul holiday tunes you might enjoy . . . because Otis and James are pretty cool, too.

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Merry Christmas, Baby, Otis Redding

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Gee Whiz, It’s Christmas, Carla Thomas

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Presents for Christmas, Solomon Burke

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Santa Claus Is Coming to Town, Ray Charles

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I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus, Amy Winehouse

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Christmas Comes But Once a Year, Charles Brown

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Santa Claus, Go Straight to the Ghetto, James Brown

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Jingle Bells, Booker T. & the MG’s

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I’ll Be Home for Christmas, Fats Domino

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I Want a Rock n Roll Guitar, Johnny Preston

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Back Door Santa, Clarence Carter



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One comment

  1. Liz S says:

    This is some great holiday listening, JP! I too love Christmas music, and indulge heavily, esp in this week leading to the big day (and Hanukkah too). Happy, happy!

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