Since its rendition by Clooney in “White Christmas,” the song has been recorded by many of today’s top artists, including singers such as Michael Buble and Kelly Clarkson. In fact, all the parts that she was supposed to sing in the film were sung instead by either Trudy Stevens or Rosemary Clooney. You might recall that Vera Ellen also supposedly sang this song in the movie, but, in reality, the spectacular dancer, whose career in show business was characterized by her appearance in movies such as “On the Town” (starring Gene Kelly) and “Call Me Madam” (starring Donald O’Connor and Ethel Merman), did not do her own singing in “White Christmas.” However, in the movie’s version, Rosemary Clooney contributes her voice, sometimes in the place of others. You’re probably confused here as the singing of this song is often attributed to either Bing Crosby, who performed it both solo and with others in the movie “White Christmas,” or Danny Kaye. “ I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas ” – Rosemary Clooney ‘When Christmas Comes Around’ Offers a Whole Lot of Heart and a Whole Lot of Buzz 5. Underwood does a wonderful job of demonstrating her voice’s extraordinarily high range, as she shows off in the high notes of the song’s beautiful chorus. “ O Holy Night ” – Carrie UnderwoodĬarrie Underwood’s version of “O Holy Night” is perfect for any situation, from a slow dance at the Business Club Christmas party to a moment of acknowledgment for what, or, more appropriately, who this holiday season is truly about. However, despite its heartstring-tugging abilities, the song is both a calming and heartwarming combination of lyrics and instrumentation that will make your Christmas complete. Honestly, this one is a little bit of a tear-jerker, so don’t say we didn’t warn you. In the song, Francesca Battistelli sings from the perspective of the Virgin Mary as she holds the Son of God in her arms for the first time. What is Christmas all about? Well, look at the first part of the holiday’s title and you’ll spot the name: ‘Christ’. ‘Tis the Season … For Snacking Stigma? 2.

Best holiday albums 2017