Who doesn’t wish Christmas was every day? Brandy expertly conveys that message with this catchy tune on her latest holiday album, Christmas with Brandy.

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In Cher’s very first Christmas album, aptly titled Christmas, she brings fans this poppy dance floor hit. It is sure to get everyone up and moving.

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Pop duo Wham!, composed of George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, released this song in 1984, but it didn’t hit the top of the charts until 2017 (after Michael’s death), despite inspiring many cover versions over the years.

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We couldn’t stop at one Crosby tune; this heartfelt holiday song is a moving tribute to the soldiers who fought in World War II.

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Judy Garland originally recorded this soft Christmas song for the musical Meet Me in St. Louis, which is about four daughters coming of age while getting ready to move to New York. Time for a re-watch?

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The best-known version of this holiday classic was recorded by Bobby Helms in 1957, but Hall & Oates released it as a single in the early ’80s complete with a can’t-miss music video.

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John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded this with the Harlem Community Choir as a protest song against the Vietnam War, and it eventually became a classic Christmas hit.

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Everyone knows this holiday song, so it barely needs a name — it’s the one where Nat King Cole sings, “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.” It’s so popular that it was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1974.

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Brenda Lee was only 13 years old (!) when she recorded this holiday hit. She probably wouldn’t have guessed that people would still be listening to it today.

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The only Vacation movie to not feature Lindsey Buckingham’s “Holiday Road,” National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation opens with Mavis Staples singing this upbeat tune instead.

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Darlene Love’s barn-burner of a song may be about heartbreak, but it makes us happy to hear it every year.

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Bing is back, this time with the Andrews Sisters for a fun and bouncy song that tells listeners that “Mele Kelikimaka” is Hawaii’s way to say “Merry Christmas to you.”

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This cheeky song by Eartha Kitt is about wanting some pretty extravagant Christmas gifts. Even though this is a holiday tune, it’s one of her most well-known songs ever.

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Elvis Presley’s recording of this song is the most well-known version, but rumor has it that he didn’t even want to sing it in the first place, according to an interview with late singer Millie Kirkham.

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When you need a Christmas song with some rock and roll to it, Chuck Berry is the first one to call. This one will get people to get up and dance!

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