Since it is the season…
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When we put up our tree this week, the first album we listened to was Low’s Christmas album - which has both Blue Christmas and Little Drummer boy, which is also on the shatner X-mas album! :
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Another approach:
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That is great. A country icon and a punk icon collaborating on a reggae tune.
That’s a helluva melding of genres. 
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Lol, I made it 22 seconds in. Yikes!
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WTF is going on at 1.02 with the invisible trumpet?
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I’m going to take them at their word, and not sit and wonder WHY???
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Ok this is where I get super embarrassed and admit that while I was always aware of this high falsetto cover, I didn’t know it was Frankie Valli, I always assumed it was Leo Sayer! Embarrassing! 
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New to me, but 16 years old, apparently.
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Vid not working for me.
Tried the link to YT, but just buffered after a few seconds.
Probably me…
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Well, that works.
And fuckin’ rocks!
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Awesome.
It’s not a cover, but this song that made me notice how cool a brass section can be. This song is slow and mellow and after the first listen or two, my memory was sure it had a string section. It doesn’t, the brass just felt that way.
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That’s because it’s the Black Dyke Mills Band. They also provided the music for the movie Brassed Off, amongst many other things.
My sister has been in brass bands for decades: our stepfather taught trumpet, and she met her husband in one. From what I’ve seen through her, the Brass world’s reaction to the Black Dyke Mills Band is along the lines of
They did a lot of backing work on Boys for Pele. Just another sign of Tori’s superlative musical taste.
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HOLY SHIT, the end… 
Fucking A, Laibach.
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