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Song Parodies -> "Jewish Christmas Carols"
Original Song Title:
"Numerous holiday songs"
Original Performer:
Numerous singers
Parody Song Title:
"Jewish Christmas Carols"
Parody Written by:
Mick Terry
The Lyrics
Yes, this is not technically a true parody. Not intended to be. Yes, this is not necessarily funny. Not intended to be. Yes, all of these winter holiday songs were written or co-written by songwriters with Jewish heritage (full or partial). Documentation below. Intro & Coda sung to original melodies, although a new copyrighted melody written for Chorus & Verse.
Do You Hear What I Hear on this O Holy Night,
where There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays?
It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.
Singing JEWISH CHRISTMAS CAROLS: White Christmas, Let It Snow!
Run, Rudolph, Run on a Winter Wonderland Sleigh- Ride.
Singing JEWISH CHRISTMAS CAROLS that Santa Baby knows.
And I'll Be Home for Christmas when Silver Bells- chime.
Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer had A Holly Jolly Christmas Song,
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, sticking his nose where it don’t belong.
You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch, when Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
CHORUS
Happy Holiday ...
where There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays?
It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year.
Singing JEWISH CHRISTMAS CAROLS: White Christmas, Let It Snow!
Run, Rudolph, Run on a Winter Wonderland Sleigh- Ride.
Singing JEWISH CHRISTMAS CAROLS that Santa Baby knows.
And I'll Be Home for Christmas when Silver Bells- chime.
Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer had A Holly Jolly Christmas Song,
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree, sticking his nose where it don’t belong.
You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch, when Hark! The Herald Angels Sing.
CHORUS
Happy Holiday ...
Documentation: Jewish Christmas Carols Copyright © 2014 MickTerry.com
( m=music, l=lyrics, J=Jewish heritage )
Do You Hear What I Hear? - Gloria Shayne Baker (m, J), Noel Regney (l)
O Holy Night - Adolphe Adams (m, J), Placide Cappeau (orig l, ahtheist), John Sullivan Dwight (l) (1st music on radio)
There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays - Bob Allen (m, J), Al Stillman (l, J)
It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - George Wyle (m, J), Edward Pola (l, J)
White Christmas - Irving Berlin (m, l, J) (highest Christmas song sales)
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! - Julie Styne (m, J), Sammy Cahn (l, J)
Run, Rudolph, Run - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
Winter Wonderland - Felix Bernard (m, J), Richard B. Smith (l)
Sleigh Ride - Lenny Anderson (m), Mitchell Parish (l, J)
Santa Baby - Joan Ellen Javits Zeeman (m, J), Philip Springer (l, J)
I'll Be Home for Christmas - Walter Kent (m, J), Buck Ram (orig l, J), Kim Gannon (l)
Silver Bells - Jay Livingston (m, J), Ray Evans (l, J)
Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Johnny Marks (m, l, J), Robert May (l, J)
A Holly Jolly Christmas - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
The Christmas Song - Mel Tormé (m, J),Robert Wells (l, J)
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch - Albert Hague (m, J), Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geiss) (l, J)
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Felix Mendolssohn (m, J), Wm H. Cummings (m), Charles Wesley (l)
Happy Holiday - Irving Berlin (m, l, J)
+ ( not included in Jewish Christmas Carols )
Christmas Love Song - Johnny Mandel (m, J), Alan Bergman (l, J), Marilyn Bergman (l, J)
Christmas Waltz - Julie Styne (m, J), Sammy Cahn (l, J)
Do They Know It's Christmas? - Midge Ure (m), Bob Geldof (l, J)
Santa Claus Is Back in Town - Mike Stoller (m, J), Jerry Lieber (l, J)
We Need a Little Christmas - Jerry Herman (m, l, J)
( m=music, l=lyrics, J=Jewish heritage )
Do You Hear What I Hear? - Gloria Shayne Baker (m, J), Noel Regney (l)
O Holy Night - Adolphe Adams (m, J), Placide Cappeau (orig l, ahtheist), John Sullivan Dwight (l) (1st music on radio)
There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays - Bob Allen (m, J), Al Stillman (l, J)
It's The Most Wonderful Time of the Year - George Wyle (m, J), Edward Pola (l, J)
White Christmas - Irving Berlin (m, l, J) (highest Christmas song sales)
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! - Julie Styne (m, J), Sammy Cahn (l, J)
Run, Rudolph, Run - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
Winter Wonderland - Felix Bernard (m, J), Richard B. Smith (l)
Sleigh Ride - Lenny Anderson (m), Mitchell Parish (l, J)
Santa Baby - Joan Ellen Javits Zeeman (m, J), Philip Springer (l, J)
I'll Be Home for Christmas - Walter Kent (m, J), Buck Ram (orig l, J), Kim Gannon (l)
Silver Bells - Jay Livingston (m, J), Ray Evans (l, J)
Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer - Johnny Marks (m, l, J), Robert May (l, J)
A Holly Jolly Christmas - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
The Christmas Song - Mel Tormé (m, J),Robert Wells (l, J)
Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree - Johnny Marks (m, l, J)
You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch - Albert Hague (m, J), Dr. Seuss (Theodor Geiss) (l, J)
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Felix Mendolssohn (m, J), Wm H. Cummings (m), Charles Wesley (l)
Happy Holiday - Irving Berlin (m, l, J)
+ ( not included in Jewish Christmas Carols )
Christmas Love Song - Johnny Mandel (m, J), Alan Bergman (l, J), Marilyn Bergman (l, J)
Christmas Waltz - Julie Styne (m, J), Sammy Cahn (l, J)
Do They Know It's Christmas? - Midge Ure (m), Bob Geldof (l, J)
Santa Claus Is Back in Town - Mike Stoller (m, J), Jerry Lieber (l, J)
We Need a Little Christmas - Jerry Herman (m, l, J)
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Hard to vote on so I won't. I think this is more valuable as a history lesson than as a parody, plus I dktos.
Not Jewish, but had no idea how many had scored big Christmas hits. Impressive research. Nice interplay of the titles. Would like to hear how you worked the melodies.
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