Here just in time for Xmas is "Jingle Bells", as a medley by 78 different artists. See if you can find YOUR favorites! 8 meg MP3

In order:
1 Arthur Godfrey & All the Little Godfreys "bell intro, chorus 1"
2 Ferrante and Teicher
3 Count Basie
4 Gisele MacKenzie
5 Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra
6 Gene Krupa verse 1
7 Glenn Miller
8 The Gypsy Hombres
9 Joe Williams DJ Riko mix
10 Sammy Davis
11 Prissy Reed & Margie Singleton chorus 2
12 Tammy Faye
13 Morton Gould
14 Sammy Kaye
15 Dinah Shore
16 Les Paul verse
17 Wayne Newton verse 1
18 Duke Ellington
19 Santo and Jonny
20 MROLI Christmas Megamix chorus 3
21 Toni Harper
22 Unknown Country Male Vocal
23 Duke Pearson
24 Maynard
25 Diane Krall chorus 4
26 Jingle Dogs
27 The P
28 Spokane Area Children's Chorus
29 Johnny Mercer
30 Three Suns
31 Peter White
32 Bootsy Collins verse 2
33 George Jones
34 Blues Magoos
35 Smokey Robinson / DJ BC
36 Ferlin Husky chorus
37 Barbara Streisand
38 Bob Ward chorus
39 Herman Apple extra long
40 Peter Cetera
41 Starland Vocal Band
42 Mitch Miller
43 Wilson Pickett verse 1
44 Vaclav Hybs ????
45 Crazy Frog
46 Dolly Parton verse 1 extra long
47 Fats Waller chorus
48 Sufjan Stevens
49 Rev. Horton Heat
50 Chuscales
51 Dean Martin remix
52 Peggy Lee
53 Paul Mauriat verse
54 Herb Alpert
55 Clark Chambers' Klingon
56 Pig Latin
57 The Simpsons
58 Artie Shaw chorus
59 Andrews Sisters
60 Williams Brothers
61 Platters
62 Joel Mabus verse
63 Al Caiola
64 Sanborn Singers verse 1
65 Jimmy Smith
66 Soulful Strings chorus 4 bars
67 Floral Pops 70
68 Jim Nabors
69 The Roy-Cliffs
70 Guy Lombardo
71 Kate Smith
72 Shannon Quartet verse 3 1st half
73 Gene Autrey verse 3
74 Kitty Wells chorus 1st half
75 Toots Thielmans
76 Julie Andrews
77 Frank Sinatra 1946
78 the Beatles

...I figure with 400 or so versions I could make this go on for an hour, but as I found more this year I started using smaller excerpts instead, so for instance you hear Bootsy, Smokey Robinson, and the Blues Magoos in pretty quick succession. In almost every case I used an excerpt from a complete MP3 of the tune I have, so I'll post a link to an archive of 75 or so versions of Jingle Bells shortly. This archive should be an invaluable tool to those who come after.