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The Foote Files: Bryan Adams And Run Run RudolphMany other artists have performed this song, such as Kelly Clarkson, Lynyrd Skynard and The Grateful Dead. Yet the Bryan Adams version from 1987 really rocks!

The Foote Files: Bob Chester & His OrchestraToday’s holiday song from Chester and his orchestra is “The Fattest Man In Town,” written by Lois Daniels and Arnold Stanton.

The Foote Files: Mel Torme’Mel Torme’ (born Melvin Howard Torme’ on September 13, 1925 and died on June 5, 1999) was a singer, musician, composer, arranger, drummer, actor and author.

The Foote Files: Johnny MathisJohnny Mathis (born Sept. 30, 1935 in Gilmer, Texas) is a legendary smooth ballad singer and one of the top album artists of the pop/rock music era.

The Foote Files: Kenny GKenny G (born Kenneth Gorelick on June 5, 1958) is an American jazz musician and saxophonist who remains one of the best-selling artists ever, selling over 75 million records worldwide.

The Foote Files: Billie HolidayBillie Holiday (1915-1959), born Eleanor Fagan, remains one of history’s finest jazz singers spanning nearly 30 years.

The Foote FIles: A Beach Boys Christmas“Little Saint Nick” was written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, released December 9, 1963 on the Capitol Records label.

The Foote Files: Jackie GleasonJackie Gleason (1916-1987) was an accomplished actor, comedian, writer, composer, and conductor.

The Foote Files: Paul McCartney And 'Simply Having A Wonderful Christmas Time'“Simply Having A Wonderful Christmas Time,” written and produced by McCartney and released November 16, 1979.

The Foote Files: Pearl BaileyPearl Bailey (1918-1990) was a successful actress and singer from 1936-1989.

The Foote Files: Ella Fitzgerald

The Foote Files: Gene Autry & Frosty The SnowmanGene Autry (1907-1998) was one of those rare individuals who was born with exceptional creative talent along with a strong business acumen as well.

The Foote Files: Santa Claus Is Coming To TownHere’s a great version of “Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town” by Tommy Dorsey & His Orchestra from 1935 with Cliff Weston and Edythe Wright on vocals.

The Foote Files: Christmas Cookies WIth George StraitGeorge Strait, one of the best country singers ever, has a great holiday song.