Surely all the eight reindeer songs have been posted already! Well, they get the mention in other songs, too.
But there’s The Christmas Notes’ “I Wish Santa Could Play the Banjo.” Bluegrass hollerin’.
And “There Is a Santa Claus” by Heather Noelle Holley. Grating pop.
Also, “I’m Waiting up for Santa Claus,” some boss garage from The Zygomats.
Moreover, Johnny Silverhams amateur raps “I’m Really Santa.”
Then there’s Jeremy Walker’s “Not so Wise Men Anymore“–weird electronic country easy listening.
No to mention “Who is the Real Santa Claus?‘ a slow salsa pop worrier from Richard Melvin Brown.
Which links to his other slurry kidsong “Amos the Little Elf.”
Neither Jesse Reid’s “Soon It Will be (Christmas Day),” a folk rocker.
Additionally, Begonia fingerpops and R+Bs “It Won’t be Christmas (‘Till You’re Here).”
Plus–God help us–the persistent pop of Mariah Carey’s “Oh Santa!“
To say nothing of “Christmas Time of Year” by Betty Anne and Brain Watts. Boot scootin’ country.
Alongside is the plucky folk rock of Swimmers Jackson singing “Christmas is in You Heart.”
Further comes the brassy big band of Jamie Cullum’s “So Many Santas.”
Too, NewLaw’s “It’s Christmas Time.” Driving folk pop.
On the side, we find The Oak Ridge Boys’ “Reindeer on the Roof.” Honky tonk.
On the other hand, Nicky Loves You folk rocks the counting song “8 Reindeer.”
Au reste, Listen & Learn Music’s kidsong counts “The Other Eight Reindeer.”
With all that is Amy Baker’s big jazzy band’s “That Christmas Gift.”
By the same token, Kitty Wells kidsongs her country “Ole Kris Kringle.”
Penultimately, Lil Romeo and Hillary Duff want you to “Tell Me a Story (About the Night Before).” Playful rap.
Finally, Dead Freedom goes double-meaning with the hard rock of “More Balls than a Christmas Tree.” You still there?