My Secret Shame

Everyone has something they do that is so embarrassing or heinous, that they can only do it when no one else is around.

Me, I do it while driving.

Yes, I'm one of those people who play Christmas music annoyingly early.

I love it. Can't get enough of it. The squirrel eaten pumpkin hitting the trash means completely appropriate for me to start playing Christmas tunes in the car when there's no one else except little old me to listen to them. Except for maybe the kids and what do they care? Jak-El watches the Charlie Brown Christmas, Halloween and Thanksgiving specials yearround, so I doubt he'll complain.

So anyway, here for your viewing and listening pleasure is a trio of holiday duets.

The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl, "Fairytale of New York"



Tom Jones and Cerys Matthews, "Baby Its Cold Outside"



Annie Lennox and Al Green, "Put a Little Love in Your Heart"



And here's a bonus duet, because you just can't have a holiday duet round-up without Bowie and Bing: