This a capella cover of “Jingle Bells” by Straight No Chaser is an impressive track that showcases the group’s incredible vocal capabilities. Cole’s flawless scats and high energy makes this an fun track to play at any holiday gathering.
Natalie Cole’s jazzy cover of “Jingle Bells” is a definite standout. The song is a simple, yet energetic showcase of Patron’s sweet voice (accompanied by singing children) that exudes nothing but Christmas cheer that would put anyone in the holiday spirit. As a part of their 1970 The Season for Miracles holiday album, this track is a happy standout that breathes new life into the track.ĭolly Parton’s rendition of “Jingle Bells” puts a country-pop twist on the original track. If you’re looking for a soulful version of “Jingle Bells,” then look no further than this cover by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles. The track is a very fast-paced, and almost hectic rendition of the original song, but Streisand’s excellent breath control and powerhouse of a voice more than makes up for the cover’s Christmas-y chaos. This version of the song is an old-timey one, but very lively, featuring fun and dynamic vocals from The Andrews Sisters.īarbra Streisand’s bizarre and exciting cover of “Jingle Bells” will leave you surprised, uplifted, and a little confused. One of the earliest recordings of “Jingle Bells” was done by Bing Crosby and The Andrews Sisters in 1945 for Crosby’s Merry Christmas holiday album.
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