Well today we pass two milestones—we’ve got over 100 tracks, and over seven hours of music. To be honest with you, this whole experience has been very taxing on all of us here at Last-Christmas.com. Frankly, many of us just weren’t prepared for the severe mental stress we’d be put under. It’s like the musical equivalent of cabin fever. So, for all of our visitors who feel like we’re crazy-making them, just know that this is hurting us way more than it’s hurting you…


In addition to having an awesome band name, the Jeans Team have a pretty solid version of the song. It’s part goto80, it’s part Erlend Øye. Let’s go ahead and give these guys the Magical Snowflake Award!



Jeans Team – Last Christmas


This dance medley of holiday songs is kinda funny, mainly because of the songs they choose to include. We start at “Feliz Navidad,” move to “We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” and then finally we get to “Last Christmas.”


Unknown – Christmas Medley


Noorkuu are an Estonian vocal group, and derive their version from Human Nature’s a capella version. So while it may sound the same, it’s not. Trust us. We wouldn’t lie about adding another version… or would we?


Noorkuu – Last Christmas

Remember earlier when I said that “Last Christmas” is not in my personal Top 10? Well, the following version has made me do a lot of soul-searching about that. Of all the different versions of “Last Christmas,” this is without-a-doubt one of the best. It’s totally in the Top 10 of what we’ve presented to you. Probably the Top 5. I cannot stress enough how amazing this version is.



Das Palast Orchester & Max Raabe – Last Christmas


Collage just jumps right in with a sort of ’90s-radio-dance thing going on. Think Snap (“Rhythm is a Dancer”), only with a dude at the helm.


Collage – Last Christmas


Kymaera is a Latin jazz band, and they love George Michael. So much in fact, they have an entire album dedicated to him and his music on amazon and itunes. They also have an extra download from the album on their site .





Kymaera – Last Christmas


There is a little bit of confusion over here for us. When this was originally presented to us, it was labeled with “Tinh Ca Giang Sinh” as the artist, but we could only find a Vietnamese christmas cd by that title, and no “Last Christmas” on the track list. A little help?


Tinh Ca Giang Sinh – Last Christmas