Christmas Playlist: A Country Christmas
By: Matt Bjorke
With the Christmas season upon us, Roughstock has collected Holiday songs from around the Country music genre.To listen to the song all you have to do is click on the song title.
T. Graham Brown - Jingle Bell Rock
Brian Setzer - Angels We Have Heard On High
Merle Haggard - Santa Claus And Popcorn
Ben Jelen - River
Little River Band - Do They Know It's Christmas
George Strait - Christmas Cookies
Amy Grant - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Carrie Underwood - Last Christmas (Live)
Faith Hill - Where Are You Christmas?
Alathea - Tennessee Christmas
Clint Black - Christsmas For Every Boy And Girl
Carrie Underwood - Do You Hear What I Hear?
Rascal Flatts - Jingle Bell Rock
Sugarland - Holly Jolly Christmas
Faith Hill & Josh Groban - The First Noel
LeAnn Rimes - O Holy Night
Faith Hill - What Child Is This?
Skip Ewing - Christmas Carol
Whitney Duncan - All I Want For Christmas Is You
The Giving Tree Band - Angels We Have Heard On High
Eddy Raven - Silent Night
Collin Raye & Brittany Wray - Away In A Manger
Micky & The Motorcars - Blue Christmas
Joe Stampley - Jingle Bell Rock
Rissi Palmer - Grown Up Christmas List
BJ Thomas - Silent Night
Cord Carpenter - Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
Jeff Bates - That's What Christmas Is
Bucky Covington - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Josh Gracin - Please Come Home For Christmas
Rockapella - Glowworm
Katie Armiger - I Just Want To Be With You This Christmas
Collin Raye - I'll Be Home For Christmas (Live)
Skip Ewing - It Wasn't His Child
Patty Loveless & Band - Carol Of The Bells
Kenny Rogers & Wynonna Judd - Mary Did You Know
Joey + Rory - It's Christmas Time
Charlie Daniels - Hallelujah
Gwen Sebastian - Fruitcake
The Grascals W/Charlie Daniels - Christmas Time's A Comin'
Clint Black - Lookin' For Christmas
Andrea Bocelli & Reba McEntire - Blue Christmas
Lady Antebellum - Baby, It's Cold Outside
Luke Bryan - Run, Run, Rudolph
Kylie Morgan - Jingle Bell Rock
Dolly Parton - Comin' Home For Christmas
Johnny Reid - Silent Night
Glen Campbell - O Holy Night
Dolly Parton - Hard Candy Christmas
Carter Twins - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow!
Evan Taubenfeld - Merry Swiftmas
Trailer Choir - Rockin' The Beer Gut (Holla Day Version)
READER'S COMMENTS
Johny says:
Posted: Thursday, February 4, 2010
Little River Band - Do They Know It's Christmas This one is my very very favorite one!
says:
Posted: Thursday, February 4, 2010
Little River Band - Do They Know It's Christmas This one is my very very favorite one!
bob says:
Posted: Thursday, December 24, 2009
Great list - glad to see Skip Ewing there - but I would add John Berry's "My Heart is Bethlehem" from his 2000 cd of the same name. The song was solely written by Michael Peterson who had some hits in the 90's including "From Here to Eternity".
Matt B. says:
Posted: Wednesday, December 23, 2009
This one is likely to be revived yearly.
Rick says:
Posted: Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Wow, Matt, this is the oldest thread I've seen you revive in awhile! You forgot to add "Merry Swiftmas" and "Rockin The Cheer Gut" to the list to keep it up to date this year. I still contend Amber Dotson's version of "Blue Christmas" is the best you'll find, although the Johnny Cash version comes close...
marie devine says:
Posted: Tuesday, December 22, 2009
i am so glad to see you have jeff bates and thats what christmas is on this list.jeff has a beautiful voice and this is a beautiful song .keep up the good work.
john says:
Posted: Sunday, November 15, 2009
No list is complete without the album Merry Christmas from Harmony Ranch...I have list of christmas country music
shirley says:
Posted: Sunday, December 7, 2008
love this set up keep up the good works here awsome
shirley says:
Posted: Sunday, December 7, 2008
nice web looking for del wood music
Rick says:
Posted: Saturday, December 6, 2008
I'm not a big fan of Christmas music, but I do like the song about Mr. Grinch! (lol) I do highly recommend the purchase of the country artist compilation CD "Christmas Angels" (Capitol Nashville, 2005) which starts off with Amber Dotson's version of "Blue Christmas" and is full of fine songs. Used copies start at just 50 cents on Amazon (plus shipping of course) and its a keeper. If a Grinch like me likes it, it must be good! (lol)
Matt B. says:
Posted: Saturday, December 6, 2008
IT will continue to grow as the season goes on too. Also, FYI...That picture is one I took myself on the Tues before Thanksgiving while visiting NY state.
Leeann Ward says:
Posted: Saturday, December 6, 2008
Awesome!
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