Marshmallow World - Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin
I love this song off the Christmas with the Rat Pack cd. Just a fun song.
Yes, we have a rat pack fan on the board.
Ya thats my favorite Christmas Cd. I make my family put it on over the rest of the crap we own. I dont mind some of the stuff thats all instrumental and done but orchestras.
One I hate is Santa Baby- Madonnas version. That song just creeps me out. Giving Santa a ride for gifts just doesnt sound to Chrismasty.
The people of England's favourite Christmas song this year? Rage Against the Machine - Killing In The Name, of course!
"Baby, It's Cold Outside" (version by Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whiting--all other versons pale by comparison).
"Sleigh Ride" (Harry Connick version or Ella Fitzgerald version)
"Good King Wenceslas" (Mel Torme jazz version--also for some fun, listen to Mel Torme's "Glow Worm" (Christmas lyrics)--the Velvet Fog's Christmas CD is very underrated (and by the way MT wrote "The Christmas Song" (best version by Nat King Cole))
"White Christmas" (Bing only)
"Jingle Bells" (Frank Sinatra version or Glenn Miller version)
And, if you just want nice holiday music (no lyrics) to get you in the mood, you cannot beat the December CD by George Winston.
I love Mel Torme, i honestly prefer his voice to Frank Sinatra; Even though Frank Sinatra is the better singer, if you get what i mean.
Agreed. I had the good fortune to have seen them both in person. Mel was pretty amazing (and the setting was much smaller--a smokey night club) but I can tell you I have never been as entertained as I was by Frank--and by that time he had really lost his voice but he still "owned" every song he sung. With the exception of a few folks (maybe Buble and Connick), we just don't see that kind of talent these days. And no, I am not too old--still under 50, just barely.
Agreed. I had the good fortune to have seen them both in person. Mel was pretty amazing (and the setting was much smaller--a smokey night club) but I can tell you I have never been as entertained as I was by Frank--and by that time he had really lost his voice but he still "owned" every song he sung. With the exception of a few folks (maybe Buble and Connick), we just don't see that kind of talent these days. And no, I am not too old--still under 50, just barely.