Jingle Bells

Bing Crosby · Christmas Classics [2011]

Bing Crosby/The Andrews Sisters/The Vic Schoen Orchestra



Written by: James Lord Pierpont publ. 1857



Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh!



Jingle bells jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



What fun it is to ride and sing



In a one horse open sleigh!



Dashing through the snow



In a one horse open sleigh



O'er the fields we go



Laughing all the way.



Bells on bobtail ring



Making spirits bright.



What fun it is to ride and sing



A sleighing song tonight.



(Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh!



Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh!)



Dashing through the snow



In a one horse open sleigh



O'er the fields we go



Laughing all the way.



Bells on bobtail ring



Making spirits bright.



Oh, what fun it is to ride and sing



A sleighing song tonight.



Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh!



Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh



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Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh!



Jingle bells, jingle bells



Jingle all the way!



Oh what fun it is to ride



In a one horse open sleigh

Jingle Bells - Bing Crosby

Bing Crosby's rendition of 'Jingle Bells' stands as a definitive recording of one of the most enduring holiday standards. Released on the 2011 compilation 'Christmas Classics,' this track exemplifies Crosby's signature warm, intimate vocal style that defined the Christmas music genre for decades. His interpretation transformed the song from a simple folk tune into a beloved commercial classic, characterized by its gentle delivery and nostalgic atmosphere. The recording captures the essence of mid-20th-century holiday radio, where Crosby's voice became synonymous with the season. This version remains a cornerstone of Christmas playlists, illustrating how a single artist can elevate a traditional song into a timeless cultural touchstone through consistent quality and emotional resonance.