You're SO Cool - Cimmer Hans Soundtrack to the film "True Love" (1993)
In fact, "True Love" is not at all about Christmas, and in general this is a scenario of Tarantino with Christian Slater, Vahl Kilmer, Brad Pitt and Gary Oldman in the role of a pimp - but, if you have forget about this fact, you're SO Cool, on our Personal modest look, it sounds quite in christmas.
Wendy & Lisa - Closing of The Year (Song from the movie "Toys" with Robin Williams, 1992)
From the middle of the track accelerates and becomes quite cheerful:
Darlene Love - Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)
I went at all time retro: hit charming black women with a stunning name Darlyn Love was recorded in 1963, it feels like a happy end of any classical Hollywood Christmas Comedy and after half a century, it still creates a festive mood.
Ella Fitzgerald - Sleigh Ride
No less than magnificent performer, Ella "First Lady All Jazz" Fitzgerald, and her crown christmas song.
Set McFarlane and Nora Jones - Little Jack Frost Get Lost
Initially, the song recorded at the beginning of the 50s, performed the legendary Bing Crosby, but quite a bit "reasonable" version from the hole Jones and the Set of MacFarlene, the creator of the cartoon "Griffins" and the owner of a truly wonderful voice, in our opinion, even better as I would not have sounded blasphemous.
Maestro - Soundtrack for the film "Exchange Vacation"
"Exchange vacation" with Kate Winslet, Jude Lowe, Cameron Diaz and Jack Blake - the film about Christmas, so that the soundtrack is quite appropriate, and the most positive-cheerful and festive-Christmas in it - This composition Maestro:
Kate Bush - Home for Christmas
Very simple, simple, but, nevertheless, a very pleasant composition. And Kate Bush is an amazing British singer of the eighties of the eighties, remembered, first of all, very eclectic, eccentric and a kind of style, so that it is just a simple home for Christmas - something is straight out of a series of outgoing.
Hans Zimmer & Trevor Horn - Let Joy and Innocence Prevaail
From the instrumental version somehow I want to believe that at least for the new year you can open the door of the cabinet - and behind it the magic country like Narnia. Well, or, at worst, the magical city. Yes, even the magic village is suitable, to be honest :)
In the original version of the song performed by the legendary Grace Jones:
Do you have any Christmas / New Year's songs, which in the holiday season heard undeservedly rarely?