Unintentional double meaning – it actually was Wham!'s last Christmas together
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The Worst Christmas Album Covers Ever: Pt. 2
Another avalanche of annual awfulness
Nathan Ditum, Mon 21 Dec 2009, 10:50 am GMT
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Ann Guest Moore - Welcome To The World Of Ann Guest Moore
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Wham! - Last Christmas
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Rudy Ray Moore - This Ain't No White Christmas
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The Mastertone Chorale - A Singer Christmas For All The Family
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The Rhodes Kids - Rock 'n Rhodes Christmas
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Mrs Mills - Glad Tidings: Mills' Christmas Party
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The Border Brass - Tijuana Christmas
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Domenico Savino - Hi-Fi Christmas Party
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Mitch Miller - Christmas Songs And Carols
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Lawrence Welk - Merry Christmas From Lawrence Welk
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The Surfers - Christmas From Hawaii
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Toby Keith - Classic Christmas
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Liberace – Twas The Night Before Christmas
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The Gantvoort Twins - Christmas Carols
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The Clancy Brothers - Christmas
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Kenny And Corky - Nuttin' For Christmas and Suzy The Snowflake
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Kićo - Christmas With Kico
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Lenny Dee - Happy Holi-dee
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Thore Skrogman Julskiva – Klappa Pa!
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The Mom And Dads - Merry Christmas With The Mom And Dads
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RuPaul - Ho Ho Ho
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Kenny & Dolly - Once Upon A Christmas
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Bob Kames - Organ And Chimes
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Warner Bros. Stars - We Wish You A Merry Christmas
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David Hasselhoff - The Night Before Christmas
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