What is your favourite Christmas song?
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It has to be The Pogues Fairytale of New York for me.
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I have about 40 in my Christmas songbook, from school assembly bangers (dressing up as a sheep not compulsory) to Slade, and the one I enjoy playing and gets the best reception is nearly always Fairy Tale of New York... the slow start and rousing chorus is such a winner, even in care homes, where the mood of a song matters more than the words (not that I do the controversial bit). Stop the Cavalry with a Kazoo taped to my mic is fun too. 
But, on a good day, with a following wind and some drop D tuning, I can bodge a version of this personal favourite, which is sublime. Well, the original is...
But, on a good day, with a following wind and some drop D tuning, I can bodge a version of this personal favourite, which is sublime. Well, the original is...
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It probably isn't my favourite, but it's one that isn't widely played so a lot of people won't have heard it.
Dandy Warhols version of Little Drummer Boy. It's great
In my first year of uni, in halls, my opposite neighbour played it on repeat with his door open for 3 months. I think he was autistic. It didn't ruin the song for me though
Dandy Warhols version of Little Drummer Boy. It's great
In my first year of uni, in halls, my opposite neighbour played it on repeat with his door open for 3 months. I think he was autistic. It didn't ruin the song for me though
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