I think that David Bowie and Bing Crosby say it best:
Yeah, I know I've become a heathen, but I still love this song and this particular performance.
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That's a great one... hadn't seen it before. :) Thanks!
Interestingly you are more pleasant on this Holy day.
One of my favorites, too. Merry Christmas, Orac, to you and your wife. May you have many happy holidays to watch Bing and Bowie.
...and "Dr Wonderful" is still an asshole.
Happy Festivus for the rest of us.
Yeah, I've always loved that one too. Seems to me that one of the problems Christianity has is that it ignores the lesson of the Little Drummer Boy.
But what is it about Bowie's voice that lends itself so well to duets?
Bowie so pretty