What Christmas Means to Me
"What Christmas Means to Me" is the name of several different Christmas songs. The most-covered version was written by Allen Story, Anna Gordy Gaye, and George Gordy. It has been recorded by many artists, including:
- Stevie Wonder (1967) on Someday at Christmas
- Paul Young (1992) on A Very Special Christmas 2
- Hanson (1997) on Snowed In
- Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen with Sean Holt (1999) on Cool Yule: A Christmas Party With Friends
- En Vogue (2002) on The Gift of Christmas
- Holiday Express (2002) on Live
- Jessica Simpson (2004) on ReJoyce: The Christmas Album
- Natalie Grant (2005) on Believe
- Charm City Sound (2007) on Christmas Lights
- Darlene Love (2007) on It's Christmas, Of Course
- Mandisa (2007) on Christmas Joy EP - also appeared on It's Christmas in 2008
- Jason Yeager (2008) on My Christmas Wish
- Overboard (2008) on Tidings
- Sensational Soul Cruisers (2008) on Save Your Soul EP
- Rahsaan Patterson (2008) on The Ultimate Gift
- Michael McDonald (2009) on This Christmas - listed as "That's What Christmas Means to Me"
- Karel King (2010) on Lights, Love, and Laughter
- Trijntje Oosterhuis (2010) on This Is The Season
- University of Wisconsin Madhatters (2010) on Cheer On Tap
- Nick Lachey featuring The Sing-Off Contestants (2010) on The Sing Off: Season 2, Episode 5, The Finale
- Coastline (2011) on An Undeniably Merry Coastline Christmas
- J Grace (2011) on Christmas Eve
- CeeLo Green (2012) on Cee Lo's Magic Moment
- The Empty Pockets (2012) on A Holiday Staycation
- Rhonda Thomas (2012) on Little Drummer Girl
- Klarc Whitson
- Sugarlick
- Sugar Beats on A Sugar Beats Christmas - Cool Christmas Songs for Kids
- Ballroom Orchestra & Singers
- Jennette McCurdy in the 2012 Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
- Two Angels (2013) on "How Angels celebrate Christmas"
- Train (2015) on Christmas in Tahoe
- The Mrs (2015) single release
- Straight No Chaser (2016) on I'll Have Another... Christmas Album
- Pentatonix (2018) on Christmas Is Here!
- John Legend (2018) on A Legendary Christmas
- Gaia (2021) single release
- Joss Stone (2022) on Merry Christmas, Love
- Hannah Waddingham (2023) on Hannah Waddingham: Home For Christmas
- Cher (2023) on Christmas
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