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If you like your Christmas music old, from the days your grandparents were young then have I got an excellent collection of Christmas music for you.  There are loads of easy listening gems on this mix, there are a bunch of speakeasy style old jazz Christmas tunes, there are some bluesy tunes and a whole load of quirky offbeat instrumental cuts that are surely going to brighten any Christmas party up. I’m sure most of these songs will be pretty obscure for the average listener but you’ll hear a familiar tune here and there. There’s a cover like Frosty The Snowman by Jimmy Boyd. I tried to make sure there weren’t many recognizable tunes but this version of Frosty The Snowman by Jimmy Boyd slipped in. You’ll also hear another familiarly popular Christmas rendition of Jingle Bells called Swingin’ Them Jingle Bells by Fats Waller & His Rhythm. This version of Jingle Bells has certainly been changed a bit around. It’s got the quirky cartoony vocals as well. Kind of like what you’d hear on The Little Rascals show. It’s very fun. There’s also another version Jingle Bells called the Jingle Bells Stomp by Ira Ironstrings. This version is a bit more honky tonky, dixieland, space age, pop style, exotica and very fun to listen to. It was fun enough to throw into the mix of mostly obscure Christmas hits.

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The Best Vintage Christmas Songs Ever playlist has a very speakeasy, jazzy, swing feel to it as many of the songs on this playlist are from that speakeasy jazz era. And a lot of the songs are definitely instrumental but there are the few vocal songs thrown in like Santa Claus Came In The Spring by Putney Dandridge or Christmas Island by The Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo. Or even a cute, fun song like Suzy Snowflake by Rosemary Clooney. Or how about Send Me Your Love by Dorothy Collins. A two and half minute mostly instrumental song with a brief vocal part that Dorothy Collins innocently sings on. They just don’t make Christmas songs like these Christmas songs anymore. These are very proper, family oriented tunes that everyone was used to 50 to 75 years ago. Very innocent and very clean songs. Makes you wonder what happened to musicians today?

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Throughout the whole collection you will experience a very classic, vintage, scratchy record feel. These songs are very innocent from yesterday. You can simply pop the Best Vintage Christmas Songs Ever around the holidays and have it play in the background. You can pop it during Christmas dinner or Christmas morning or anytime. It’s not obnoxious or crazy or anything it’s very much a fine ride through a time forgotten. You wont find Mariah Carey or Michael Bublé here as these singers are long gone now. Ok there are a few here and there that are still living but most of the singers and musicians are certainly not with us. But I guarantee you though that these Vintage Christmas songs are the best ever and you will certainly love these little gems. Play the songs in order for best song flow. Enjoy!

Best Vintage Christmas Songs Ever!!!

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December by Kay Starr
Santa Claus Came In The Spring by Putney Dandridge
Ring Those Christmas Bells by Lawrence Welk
Christmas Candy by Margaret Whiting & Jimmy Wakely
Christmas And You by Joni James
Little Jack Frost, Get Lost by Frankie Carle & His Orchestra Feat. Marjorie Hughes
Midnight Sleighride by Sauter-Finegan Orchestra
Jingle, Jangle, Jingle by Kay Kyser & His Orchestra
Christmas Road by Kai Winding & Allen Keller
Boogie Woogie Santa Claus by Mabel Scott

Jingle Bells Stomp by Ira Ironstrings
Swingin’ Them Jingle Bells by Fats Waller & His Rhythm
Send Me Your Love For Christmas by Dorothy Collins
The Skaters Waltz (In Swingtime) by Bob Crosby & His Orchestra
Santa’s On His Way by Kitty Wells
Frosty The Snowman by Jimmy Boyd
Snowy Morning Blues by James P. Johnson
I Told Santa Claus To Bring Me You by Bernie Cummins and His Orchestra
What Will Santa Claus Say? by Louis Prima & His New Orleans Orchestra
Suzy Snowflake by Rosemary Clooney
Santa Claus Is On His Way by Sammy Kaye
The Winter Song by Jimmy Wakely
Snowflakes by Fontaine Sisters
The Fairy On The Christmas Tree by The Three Sisters
Moments To Remember by Henry Jerome And His Orchestra
I’m Spending Christmas With The Old Folks by Oscar Rabin And His Romany Band
I Want You For Christmas by Dick Robertson And His Orchestra
Toyland by Anita Ellis
Savoy Christmas Medley by The New Mayfair Orchestra
Christmas Island by The Andrews Sisters with Guy Lombardo

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I love jazz music especially the jazz music that was born during the roaring twenties and during The Great Depression. During then is when some of the greatest jazz recordings ever were released. That was the birth of the Jazz Age and the jazz music that was released during the Jazz Age is the jazz music that I have come to love and continue to play over and over again. I figured putting together this extra special playlist of the 100 Best Vintage and Speakeasy Jazz Tracks ever list. This list is quite amazing. Mostly instrumental cuts and once you start playing these songs visions of the roaring twenties pop in your head. It’s quite a nice vision.

One of the reasons I decided to put this 100 Best Vintage And Speakeasy Jazz Songs Ever list is because of great compilations like the White Mink And Black Cotton series of releases that focuses on Speakeasy Jazz and Electro-Swing movements. Those releases are quite amazing and worth noting so the roots of most of the music from Electro Swing are the jazz music from the Jazz Age and the Speakeasy jazz that was huge during that era.