Driving Home for Christmas

It stalled at sort of 22, 23. then been forgotten about elton hadn't played it since but it got put on that album and that kind of brings it back and it becomes kind of a classic and i've often wondered how these different musicians like futures would have gone had they been the ones kind of because obviously there was a bunch of obvious songs to put on the album then they had to fill up the rest of the site the rest of the second side so they kind of cherry picked stuff they had rights to there's a song called a spaceman came traveling by chris de burgh absolutely obscure completely obscure at the time now massive classic Chris Rea...

Driving Home for Christmas.

Similar thing, but these kind of weren't classic songs that became well-known and became perennials, became played every year, became massive songs that subsequently basically gave their artists pension plans because they became such perennials, because they were played every year, because they could be re-released.

And...

But he had a handful.

Yeah.

Driving Home for Christmas.

I mean, Fool If You Think It's Over is his only international hit really.

Yeah, everybody just gets in the same frame of mind for the holidays.

I wonder if you would consider covering Driving Home for Christmas, a song that some of us have discovered in the last few years is really nice.

Is there a difference? One last question.

Is there a difference between the crowds in Italy, the club scene? I know what it's like at a jazz club in Chicago.

Oh, it's got to be

Driving Home for Christmas.

Seriously? Yeah, yeah.

Really? Yeah, sometimes I put it on in the summer just to give me all the feels, you know? What,