Top 10 Christmas Songs on 98.1 KOOL FM

The Vince Guaraldi Trio performed it for the 1965 "A Charlie Brown Christmas" and it's still a favorite today.

This song may date back as far as the 8th century and still moves hearts with the true meaning of Christmas.

The most popular version is the one by The Eagles in the early 80s.

Almost impossible to sing to, but still a favorite every Christmas.

The 1966 animated Christmas TV special had the distinction of having the voice of Thurl Revenscroft, who was also the voice of Tony the Tiger, sing the song which has become a Christmas favorite.

The faves seem to be tied between The Jackson 5 & Bruce Springsteen versions.

Adapted from a French poem in 1855, this has become a song that not only brings people the true meaning of Christmas, but can somehow cut through to the heart lurking even in the most cynical among us.

First sung by Judy Garland in the 1944 movie "Meet Me In St Louis."

The 1968 TV show was the debut of this song, which has been redone by countless artists, including Josh Grobin and Pentatonix.

But the version which still reigns above all is the one by David Bowie and Bing Crosby from the 1977 TV special, which is "The Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth."