Carols older than the light bulb share this list with pop songs that come back to the charts every December.
1Jingle Bell RockBobby Helms's 1957 rockabilly spin on sleigh-bell songs.1000pts
2The Christmas SongMel Tormé and Bob Wells's chestnuts-roasting song, made famous by Nat King Cole.926pts
3Underneath the TreeKelly Clarkson's 2013 song from her first Christmas album, Wrapped in Red.762pts
4O Holy NightAdolphe Adam's 1847 setting of the French poem Minuit, chrétiens.708pts
5Last ChristmasWham!'s 1984 synth-pop song about giving your heart to the wrong person.656pts
6Merry Xmas EverybodySlade's 1973 glam-rock UK number one, still on every British Christmas playlist.656pts
7Do They Know It's Christmas?Band Aid's 1984 charity single, organised by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure.656pts
8Sleigh RideLeroy Anderson's 1948 orchestral piece, later a hit for the Ronettes with words added.647pts
9Blue ChristmasElvis Presley's 1957 version of a country song about a lonely Christmas.647pts
10Santa BabyEartha Kitt's 1953 wish list, from a sable to a yacht.579pts
11Carol of the BellsMykola Leontovych's Ukrainian carol Shchedryk, first sung in Kyiv in 1916 and given English words by Peter Wilhousky in 1936.579pts
12Happy Xmas (War Is Over)John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1971 song, sung with the Harlem Community Choir.579pts
13Wonderful ChristmastimePaul McCartney's 1979 synthesizer song, recorded alone at home.579pts
14Feliz NavidadJosé Feliciano's 1970 bilingual song, with one line in Spanish and one in English.502pts
15Driving Home for ChristmasChris Rea's song about sitting in holiday traffic, written in the late 1970s.502pts
16All I Want for Christmas Is YouMariah Carey's 1994 song that returns to the top of the charts almost every December.413pts
17Silent NightStille Nacht, first sung in 1818 at Oberndorf in Austria, with music by Franz Xaver Gruber.413pts
18White ChristmasIrving Berlin's song, sung by Bing Crosby in the 1942 film Holiday Inn.413pts
19Fairytale of New YorkThe Pogues and Kirsty MacColl's 1987 duet about a Christmas Eve in a drunk tank.312pts
20Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasJudy Garland introduced it in the 1944 film Meet Me in St. Louis.312pts
21Rockin' Around the Christmas TreeBrenda Lee recorded it in 1958 when she was 13.0pts
22Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)Darlene Love's 1963 wall-of-sound plea from Phil Spector's Christmas album.0pts
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Carol of the Bells was first sung as Shchedryk in Kyiv on 29 December 1916 and reached Carnegie Hall in 1922: https://youpick.best/articles/ukraine-ranked-many-ways
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