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RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - Scottishbloke - 25-11-2011 22:12
As far as Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas record goes, to be honest it's not my favourite number but I actually thought that the Band Aid 2 take on it at least gave the song a much needed lift
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - cwpussylover - 25-11-2011 23:45
pogues and kirsty
(25-11-2011 20:30 )HoneyRocks Wrote: I agree, I luv Stacey Soloman's version of the song and would buy it too.
She has a lovely personality and great voice too.
And shes got great tits
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - Scottishbloke - 26-11-2011 02:36
Yes i think we should start up a campaign to get Stacy Soloman on the babe shows this Christmas
Now I hate this next song but again maybe we could also campaign to get the Cheeky Girls on the babe shows too, enjoy this very cheesy Christmas song 
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - HoneyRocks - 07-12-2011 00:06
Found this on You Tube tonight from the Status Quo gig we were at last Saturday night, 3rd December 2011 at Birmingham NEC LG Arena............
Its Roy Wood and his band at the end of their support set playing "I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITMFu_nu50k
The sound is pretty good but the camera work no so good so you will have to watch this in full screen i'm afraid - enjoy!!!
Although you don't see it as the video is cut too early, Brummie Roy actually had a well deserved big standing ovation from the audience after playing his Christmas hit!!! One of our often underated big music heroes of the West Midlands region.........
PS The drummer Roy Adams and bassist Neil Simpson from Roy's band are also from the current line up of Stafford rock/blues band the "Climax Blues Band" who had their big transatlantic hits Couldn't Get It Right and I Love You in 1976/80.
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - Charlemagne - 07-12-2011 08:01
Fairytale of New York.. Pogues and Kirsty Mccall
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - bigguy01 - 07-12-2011 14:25
Greg Lake I believe in father christmas
The Puppini Sisters Jingle Bells
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - terence - 07-12-2011 14:48
i'm not even religious, but these girls can sing. i don't know why but this is the song i think of this time of year.
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - terence - 07-12-2011 14:56
tbh this is more my cup o tea!:
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - brummie - 07-12-2011 18:37
RE: Favourite Christmas Songs - Stillroom Rock - 07-12-2011 19:04