
There are so many great holiday traditions on television, and for me, there is none more exciting than the night when Darlene Love visits
David Letterman to sing
my all-time favorite Christmas song, "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)." She's been doing this for years on the last show before the holiday, and I have to say, the season isn't complete until she's been on. Paul Shaffer always does big,
Phil Spector-esque musical direction and Darlene just always sings the hell out of the song, with a thrilling finale that includes plenty of snow. It's the same thing every year, but it's simple, classic, and wicked exciting. I love that her performance
last year is online (as is the
one from 2004 and
one from 1995). In fact, I could probably watch the clips and listen to
the MP3 all day long. (No joke or exaggeration.) I can't wait to see her do it again tonight. If you want to see real holiday magic, be sure and tune in.
Labels: Christmas, Letterman
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can you send the clip to me from this year... i fell asleep atthe last 10 minutes and woke up during craig feerguson's molologue!!!!!!!! davklee@aol.com
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