Ten Christmas Tunes You Can’t Do Without This Holiday Season [POLL]

I never get tired of this one! It features most of my favorite artists of the 80's...Simon LeBon of Duran Duran, Sting, Bono of U2, George Michael from Wham!, Paul Young, Boy George (yes, I liked Culture Club, too). And, of course, DD's John Taylor jamming on the bass. This one is tops for me every Christmas.

NOT to be confused with the redone Taylor Swift version! This tune, written by George Michael, was the B side to Wham!'s 1984 hit "Everything She Wants." I've loved it ever since.

This original Christmas tune was written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, and released in 1973.  All these years later, it's still a fun and uplifting piece of work.

No Beatles fan could go without hearing this one during the Christmas season.  It's a feel-good holiday favorite!

Whether sung by Bryan Adams, Sheryl Crow or Chuck Berry, I really haven't heard one bad version of this one.  It's so much fun!

I've heard a lot of versions of this classic, but this is my favorite -- mainly because of saxophonist Clarence Clemons' Ho Ho Hos in the background near the end. And The Boss can't seem to quit laughing while he's singing.

Why do I like this one? I really can't say.  Maybe it's because it came out in her earlier days, when I actually liked and appreciated her work.  It's just a fun song, and she does it well.

I was a HUGE Bon Jovi fan once upon a time.  That's the main reason I had to include this.  The song itself makes me a little sad.

Let's face it, this guy can really put on a show! His holiday tunes are just as much fun as his others.  Check out the live video if you don't believe me.

This new tune for 2013 is one you simply can't live without if you live in Louisiana.  It's hilarious!  And given the recent Phil Robertson controversy, sales on the album are expected to soar!

There are a few tunes that didn't make the Top 10 that are still enjoyable.  I love "Happy Xmas (War is Over)," but could really do without Yoko Ono's vocals.  "O Holy Night" by Josh Groban is beautiful.  And "Jingle Bell Rock" by Hall & Oates and the Barry Manilow/Expose version of "Jingle Bells" are tons of fun.