He then recalled a track called Buy Me a Rocking Chair, which Noddy had written and dismissed back in 1967 in his first ...

You’ve probably just heard the 1973 Slade classic at the mall or supermarket. Merry Xmas Everybody is ... for anything but a merry Christmas. Slade were one of the top British glam rock bands ...

WHEN Slade recorded Merry Xmas Everybody ... Christmas Day another half a million had been sold. It just edged out Wizzard’s I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday, beating that anthem to the top ...

Slade – Merry Xmas Everybody (Official Top Of The Pops Video) - YouTube The song still notches up ... exuberant spirit that perfectly evokes the giddy essence of Christmas. As Uncut magazine put it in ...

Does anyone still care about the Christmas Number One? Be honest. Does it matter to you who is at the top of the charts on ...

Noddy Holder, the frontman of Slade, has revealed the "real" inspiration behind the band's iconic Christmas number one, Merry Xmas Everybody ... re-entering the top 100 every year since 2006.

Ask anyone to think of a Christmas song and one of the first three songs that they will think of is most definitely Slade's 'Merry Xmas Everybody'. The song, released in November 1973 has been a ...

The studio chosen to record Merry Xmas Everybody was the Record Plant, perched at the top of a skyscraper ... that help define the Christmas experience for many… Slade’s Merry Xmas Everybody ...