This year marks the 60th anniversary of A Charlie Brown Christmas which first aired on CBS in 1965. This is Day Eight of our 25 Songs of Christmas YOUNG AT HEART. Music by Vince Guarldi and Lyrics by Lee Mendellson. Enjoy

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It is Day Seven and It's Pearl Harbor Day on our 25 Songs of Christmas YOUNG AT HEART. We are going to salute our troops and first responders. Blue Christmas is a song that made Elvis Presley a Christmas icon will be sung by yours truly, Eric C. Jones .

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It's Day 6 of our 25 Songs of Christmas YOUNG AT HEART and we rebooting a holiday classic from Gene Autrey. Here comes Santa Claus was first released on 1947. This fun song is performed by our own co-host LEA JONES! Enjoy!

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Its Day Five from our 25 Songs of Christmas YOUNG AT HEART. Local Houston Recording Artist Ali Hits sings a beautiful English Carol THE FIRST NOEL from 1823.

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Its Day Four of our 25 Songs of Christmas with this classic from David Foster/ Linda Thompson Jenner sung by Amy Grant. This is Grown Up Christmas List ( 1990)
Songwriters: David
Foster (music) &
Linda
Thompson-Jenner
(lyrics). Publishers:
Peermusic III Ltd. &
Warner-Tamerlane
Publishing Corp.
o/b/o Linda’s Boys
Music. Easy Song+1

All songs performed in this program 25 Songs of Christmas: Young at Heart are used under the
belief of fair use and/or where appropriate, rights have been cleared. Some pieces are used in
their public domain form or with licensed arrangements; others are new originals © 2025 for this
program. This program is not intended to infringe copyright, and every reasonable effort has
been made to secure necessary licenses or verify public domain status. Rights-holders and
publishers who believe their content has been used without proper clearance should contact the
producers for resolution

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Its Day Three of our 25 Songs of Christmas with our special guest Christina Wells singing the Negro Spiritual GO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN.
Traditional spiritual
(author unknown).
Verify arrangement
rights. Copyright 1907
All songs performed in this program 25 Songs of Christmas: Young at Heart are used under the
belief of fair use and/or where appropriate, rights have been cleared. Some pieces are used in
their public domain form or with licensed arrangements; others are new originals © 2025 for this
program. This program is not intended to infringe copyright, and every reasonable effort has
been made to secure necessary licenses or verify public domain status. Rights-holders and
publishers who believe their content has been used without proper clearance should contact the
producers for resolution

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Today is Day Two of our 25 Songs of Christmas with the original motion picture cast of The Sound of Music ( 1965)

My Favorite Things
● Songwriters: Richard Rodgers (music), Oscar Hammerstein II (lyrics)
● Year: 1959 (The Sound of Music)
● Original Artist: Mary Martin (Broadway); Julie Andrews (film, 1965)
● Country of Origin: USA
● Trivia: Not originally a Christmas song, but its cozy imagery made it a holiday classic by
the 1960s.
Publisher: Williamson
Music Co. (a Div. of
Rodgers &
Hammerstein) c/o
Concord Music
Publishing. ( 1959)
Rodgers &
Hammerstein+2Easy
Song+2
All songs performed in this program 25 Songs of Christmas: Young at Heart are used under the
belief of fair use and/or where appropriate, rights have been cleared. Some pieces are used in
their public domain form or with licensed arrangements; others are new originals © 2025 for this
program. This program is not intended to infringe copyright, and every reasonable effort has
been made to secure necessary licenses or verify public domain status. Rights-holders and
publishers who believe their content has been used without proper clearance should contact the
producers for resolution

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Welcome to the new 16th Season of the 25 Songs of Christmas. We are excited to present classic Children's Christmas Songs with brand new classics from artists around the United States. Day One spotlights the 12th Century French Carol Oh Come All Ye Faithful. This classic is sung soufully by Houston Musical Theatre Artist Tre Morgan Lewis.

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