Christmas Novelty Songs

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1. This Christmas song was first performed in 1953 by Jaime Horton. Snoopy and The Red Baron Christmas at Ground Zero Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas

2. Bob and Doug McKenzie added a Canadian twist to which classic Christmas carol? Silent Night The Twelve Days of Christmas Joy to the World The First Noel

3. "Weird" Al Yankovic took a shot at the holiday season with "Christmas at Ground Zero". Which lyric follows: "You might hear some reindeer on your rooftop. Or Jack Frost on your windowsill. But if someone's climbin' down your chimney...." ? Christmas time really makes me ill. You better load your gun and shoot to kill Just lock your door and take a pill. Killing zombies gives me such a thrill.

4. Music legend Frank Zappa discovered Lawrence Wayne Fischer, who was known better as "Wild Man" Fischer. Which of the following songs did "Wild Man" record? Ring the Bells...and I'll Hurt You I Hate Cats, Cubes, Christmas and You I'm a Christmas Tree Frosty the Dope Man

5. Kip Adotta also took a crack at twisting another beloved holiday song. Which of the following songs did he write? Make Like a Stocking and Get Stuffed The Reindeers Hate Santa Frosty's Vacation in Hawaii I Saw Daddy Kissing Santa Claus

6. In what year did The Royal Guardsmen record "Snoopy's Christmas"? 1969 1959 1967 1975

7. Which of the following is NOT mentioned in the song "I'm Getting' Nuttin' for Christmas" I spilled some ink on Mommy's rug I made my brother eat paste I put a tack on teacher's chair Filled the sugar bowl with ants

8. What quiz would be complete without "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer"? What did Grandma leave behind before she left to meet her doom? Her sweater Her medication A fruitcake Her false teeth

9. Chuck Berry wrote the novelty song "Dominick The Donkey". True False

10. Which of the Blue Collar Comedy comedians is responsible for the song "Here's Your Sign Christmas"? Bill Engvall Larry The Cable Guy Jeff Foxworthy Ron White