![]() ![]() Now it’s deeper and darker, and haunts me to the core. The band took this song to whole other level. The creepiest cover award goes to VersaEmerge (who now go by VERSA). It’s these clever changes that help modernize the song, too. Where Kitt asked for a sable, Tiffany decorations, and a wedding ring, Buble asks for a Rolex, decorations from Mercedes, Canucks tickets, and “cha-ching” (but not as a loan). Claus, calling him “Santa buddy” and “dude.” He also switches up the wishlist a little, and makes it a little more applicable to him. Instead, he changes little parts of the song and gets chummy with Mr. But on his cover, Buble isn’t trying to seduce Santa quite like Kitt did. He sounds like fresh cup of hot chocolate. ![]() He’s got the same low rumble and such a rich, velvety voice. He’s been called the Frank Sinatra of our generation, and for good reason. Michael Buble, who could probably be named the king of modern Christmas songs, covered this song from his Christmas album in 2011. Still, I have to wonder: do you automatically get put on the naughty list for trying to seduce Santa? She recites each item in complete seriousness, too. The best part about this song is Kitt’s laundry list of expensive gifts she’d like for Christmas–including a brand new convertible, a yacht, and the deed to a platinum mine. There’s a melodic orchestra that lightens the mood and makes the song feel even more like Christmas-time. From the deep “ba-boom” that starts of the song and runs through the background, to the soft-shoe band that backs Eartha Kitt’s simple and effortless vocals. It’s got a low, sultry sound that makes me want to snap my fingers along. This song takes me right to the night before Christmas every time. My family likes to spend the evening relaxing in front of the Christmas tree, enjoying hot cocoa and listening to the carols on the radio. This is a great song to play as Christmas Eve winds down. No ringing, whistles, or anything extravagant, and that’s one of the reasons this classic stands the test of time. “Santa Baby” is probably the only Christmas song out there without jingle bells. VERSAEMERGE THE HIDER DEATH NOTE PLUSThis week we’ve got the timeless classic “Santa Baby” by Eartha Kitt, covered by the Christmas king Michael Buble, plus a cool, but not-so-festive version from VersaEmerge, who currently go by VERSA. But if the “holiday spirit” gets to be a little too much, idobi is here for when you need a break. Songwriters: Joan Javits, Philip Springer, Tony SpringerĬhristmas is around the corner! I hope you’re all as excited as I am (it’s my favorite holiday). ![]()
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