Recognized by millions, there is no better song or rendition to help you get into the spirit of Christmas than this song by Nat King Cole!
Cole first recorded “The Christmas Song” in 1946, and its popularity continues to this day. This song is the reason why throughout the holiday season when I am in my Tennessee home, the oven regularly fills the house with the smell of roasted chestnuts—a great way to inspire holiday cheer.
More on Nat King Cole on Wikipedia.
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