Intros

Griswold Light up scene

Kicks of the show each night

Hey Come look at my House by Haymaker Comedy

New for ’21 season, this is more about me than the Christmas season, but it’s good laugh

Kids Hour

Focused on kid friendly/themed songs and upbeat sing alongs

Here Comes Santa Claus by Gene Autry

God Bless Ye Merry Gentlemen by Pentatonix

J5 Medley By Jackson 5

New for Christmas 2021 at the request of the Kids.

I want a Hippopotamus for Christmas by Gayla Peevey

Dominick The Donkey by Lou Monte

I heard this on the radio driving home from work a few years back and had to add it as it made me laugh so hard. It is also dedicated to Sam DiMaio who was a proud Italian and an inspiration for my lighting ambitions, the bucket lights I added last year were based on something he used to do.

Frosty The Snowman by Gene Autry

Another original sequence that could use a little refreshing, this was the first sequence I used pixel images in.

Jingle Bells by Michael Bublé featuring the Puppini Sisters.

My son had surgery before Christmas a few years back and requested this song be added to make him feel better when he got home.

Hot Chocolate by Tom Hanks

Another original song, we usually take the polar express at Aspen Crossing as part of our Christmas activities so this song has special meaning to Mamma Claus and the kids even if I don’t like it very much.

You’re a mean on Mr. Grinch by Thurl Ravenscroft

Jingle Jingle Jingle by Stan Francis

Rudolph is the first Christmas movie I remember when I was a kid from sometime in the 70’s (The Italian Job was always a Christmas movie to me as a kid as well?) .

Let It Go by Idina Menzel.

Frozen was pretty popular when I started this musical light show and was also one of my kid favorite movies, their tastes have moved on but this has stuck around. I still really enjoy it because of Idina Menzel’s amazing voice.

Snoopy’s Christmas by the Royal Guardsmen.

Not one of my favorite songs but one of my favorite sequences, this is the first sequence I tried to tell the story with the lights vs. responding to the music.

TSO

Trans Siberian Orchestra

Now The Christmas Album

The Christmas soundtrack of my youth, this songs played in non stop rotation at my parents house over Christmas from when we first got this Album in 1985 until the present day. It’s just not Christmas without hearing these songs so I had to have the full collection sequenced to play in order. I usually play this set on Sat Evenings at 8pm, on Christmas eve and throughout the day beginning at 8am on Christmas day.

Do They Know it’s Christmas by Band Aid

Another significant song from my youth, I still vividly remember the coverage of this being recorded on BBC news.

I wish it could be Christmas Everyday by Roy Wood & Wizzard

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! by Dean Martin

Other Songs

Ones that don’t fit in any of the other play lists

We all Need Christmas by Def Leppard

My neighbors favorite band so I added this since I take over a bit of their yard each December

Mary Did You Know by Pentatonix

Christmas Vacation by Katie Campbell & Dominik Hauser

The best Christmas movie of all time, I saw this one in the theatre (at Village Tree Mall in St. Albert) when it was released and have loved it ever since.

Santa Claus is Coming to Town by Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.

I had this single in ’84 or ’85 during my Born in the USA obsession and its alway held a place in my heart, another original non RGB sqquence but has had a lot more updates than some of the other oldies

Christmas Wrapping by Waitresses

New this year at the request of the kids after hearing it repeatedly on Sirius Holly.

Let’s Not Go Shopping by Robbie Williams

The Christmas Present has become my favorite Christmas albums, it really is genius, mixing Christmas classics with a cheeky take on the modern Christmas.

Heavy Half

Hard rock or heavy metal songs and bands, Saturdays 9:30pm

Oh Come all Ye Faithful by Twisted Sister

Halloween