This is a song from "A Twismas Story" called "Happy The Christmas Clown." (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "HAPPY THE CHRISTMAS CLOWN") TWITTY: (Singing) If you've been good little girls and boys, perhaps this ...

There’s something truly magical about a classic Christmas song and its ability to fill a person with the ... This track was Petty’s contribution to “A Very Special Christmas 2.” Happy Xmas ...

30. The Waitresses 'Christmas Wrapping' (1981) This New Wave standard rocks the mic like Debbie Harry on the "Rapture" tip with an impossibly elastic bass line, punch-drunk horns slurring the ...

Billboard's staff picks the 100 greatest Christmas songs for this holiday season. ... So, when he recorded this happy, romantic Christmas classic, ...

The crux of the song is a failed romance that fell apart on Christmas and sure, it may not be the most happy of songs, but the earnest yearning in this tune just hits all the right notes for me ...

Leave it to Sagittarius to fall in love with a dance song at Christmas. As a fire sign, you’re totally happy to forgo the slower classics for something with a little more punch.

Peck, 36, talked with PEOPLE at Little Big Town’s Christmas at the Opry event in Nashville on Oct. 4 about recording his new Christmas song, “Happy Trails,” despite never thinking he would ...

If You Want It -- Happy Christmas from John & Yoko," paid for by Lennon and Yoko Ono. Two years later, Lennon would write and record a song with the same sentiment and nearly the same phrase.

The song hit No. 1 on Billboard’s U.S. Christmas Hits chart from 1983-’85. It is also certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America, with more than 500,000 copies sold.

30. The Waitresses 'Christmas Wrapping' (1981) This New Wave standard rocks the mic like Debbie Harry on the "Rapture" tip with an impossibly elastic bass line, punch-drunk horns slurring the ...

Billboard's staff picks the 100 greatest Christmas songs for this holiday season. ... So, when he recorded this happy, romantic Christmas classic, ...

30. The Waitresses 'Christmas Wrapping' (1981) This New Wave standard rocks the mic like Debbie Harry on the "Rapture" tip with an impossibly elastic bass line, punch-drunk horns slurring the ...