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JINGLE BELL ROCK: TOP TEN FESTIVE FLOOR-FILLERS
AS VOTED FOR BY MOBILE DJS
AS VOTED FOR BY MOBILE DJS
It’s hard to say exactly what makes a Christmas song great, which is why we entrusted the people who know pop music better than anyone – our readers – to compile the list to end all lists. Yes, that’s right. We’ve counted your votes for the Top Ten Festive Floor-fillers. The results are in! And as you’d expect, the chart contains some absolute Christmas crackers, alongside some slightly less likely candidates…
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Merry Christmas Everyone
Shakin Stevens
Originally set for release in 1984, but wisely held back a year due a clash with the original Band Aid single, ‘Merry Christmas Everyone’ became Shakin Stevens’ fourth chart topper a year later, taking the hallowed Christmas Number One spot! Enjoyed by grandparents and children alike due to its inoffensive faux-rock 'n' roll sound and simple, happy-go-lucky lyrics, the track is a Christmas dance-floor favourite ideal for family parties and guaranteed to get the crowd moving. And who can forget the video, in which the Welsh singer pulls out an awkward half-walk-half-dance embellished by corny, finger-snapping fifties swagger? Actually, on second thoughts, maybe just stick to playing the song…
