An FM Holiday record?

[sjpdg]

I hate to say this because I know it will bring the wrath of a large number of Ledgies down on me, but please remember it is just my personal opinion.

No FM Christmas album or single. I don't want to hear Stevie Nicks mangle another Christmas classic in same way she mangled "Silent Night". I can't listen to it. During this season, when it comes on the radio, I have to change the station. It's just painful to listen to. It's over done and she doesn't even sing all the words to the whole song.

Please Fleetwood Mac, do not do a Christmas album or single. Please.

[chriskisn]

Originally Posted by sjpdg

I hate to say this because I know it will bring the wrath of a large number of Ledgies down on me, but please remember it is just my personal opinion.

No FM Christmas album or single. I don't want to hear Stevie Nicks mangle another Christmas classic in same way she mangled "Silent Night". I can't listen to it. During this season, when it comes on the radio, I have to change the station. It's just painful to listen to. It's over done and she doesn't even sing all the words to the whole song.

Please Fleetwood Mac, do not do a Christmas album or single. Please.

Bah Humbug...

There have been some quite good FM Christmas songs.

We have Coventry Carol by Ms McVie

We have Rock and Roll In Christmas and It Came Upon A Midnight Clear by Billy Burnette

We also have Christmas At Home by Bekka Bramlett

So don't be disheartened by Silent Night (and come on Santa Claus is Coming To Town with Chris Isaak and Stevie wasn't THAT bad).

There might even be others that I can't think of right now...

[sjpdg]

Originally Posted by chriskisn

Bah Humbug...

There have been some quite good FM Christmas songs.

We have Coventry Carol by Ms McVie

We have Rock and Roll In Christmas and It Came Upon A Midnight Clear by Billy Burnette

We also have Christmas At Home by Bekka Bramlett

So don't be disheartened by Silent Night (and come on Santa Claus is Coming To Town with Chris Isaak and Stevie wasn't THAT bad).

There might even be others that I can't think of right now...

Always the voice of optimism!

I was thinking the other day that Mick involved in a version of "Little Drummer Boy" might be interesting, although it would run the very real risk of being overdone as well, with his penchat for drum fills.

Honestly, I've not heard the tracks you mentioned, so I'll have to look them up. Stevie starts out ok on "Silent Night", then it just goes downhill.