CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) - Sunday began with hope, and it ended in despair.
Hoping to change the perception and trend in the series against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Browns lost quarterback Jason Campbell in the third quarter, turned it over 4 times and saw their season go down the drain.
Behind 217 yards passing from Ben Roethlisberger, Pittsburgh rolled to a 27-11 win over the Browns on a windy and frigid Sunday afternoon at FirstEnergy Stadium.
“It was a disappointing game,” head coach Rob Chudzinski said. “Losing is never easy. We weren’t good enough today.”
With the loss, which dropped them to 4-7, the Browns can kiss their playoff hopes goodbye.
“You can’t lay 2 eggs in a row and expect to be a playoff team,” safety T.J. Ward said.
The Steelers, who have won 3 straight and 5 of their last 7 since an 0-4 start, became the first team within the AFC North to win a divisional game on the road this season, and of course it came in Cleveland.
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CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) — Cleveland Browns quarterback Jason Campbell sustained a concussion following a strip-sack in the third quarter of Sunday’s loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Brandon Weeden, who was benched 5 weeks ago, relieved him and will likely start next week against Jacksonville and the Browns may bring in another quarterback.
Campbell went down with just under 8 minutes to play in the third quarter following a blind-side hit from Steelers cornerback William Gay, who was untouched on the play and appeared to hit Campbell in the head.
The officials, who have been encouraged by the league to think player safety first, didn’t throw a flag much to the dismay of head coach Rob Chudzinski.
“I felt he was hit in the head on that,” Chudzinski said. “They didn’t feel that way.”
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CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) - Monday night Cleveland City Council approved the agreement between the city and the Cleveland Browns for a $120 million renovation of First Energy Stadium.
Here’s a look at how the agreement breaks down.
Cost: $120 million.
Funding: Cleveland Browns – 50 percent (not exceeding $62.5 million) via a low interest loan from the NFL’s G4 stadium program and the remaining 50 percent privately.
City of Cleveland contribution: $22 million (in present day dollars) or $2 million in annual payments to the Browns from 2014-2029. The city estimated that it was responsible for at least 32.7 million of the project.
Project Breakdown:
Phase 1 – To be completed in time for the 2014 season.
Cost: $70 million. The city believed under the terms of the lease, it is responsible for $23 million of that.
The scoreboards and audio control room cost $30 million, end zone improvements $28 million including American with Disabilities Act changes that total $6 million, and escalators will cost $4 million.
Phase 2 – To be completed in time for the 2015 season.
Cost: $50 million. The city believed that it is responsible for $10 million of that per the lease.
Club seating repairs/improvements total $13 million, suite repairs/improvements $10 million, concessions $7 million, concourse and surface lighting $6 million, increased hospitality $5 million, new south side entry, $3 million, field lighting $3 million, infrastructure $2 million, and back of house sound $1 million.
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CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) - The Cleveland Browns signed quarterback Alex Tanney and made 3 other roster moves Tuesday the team announced.
Tanney set NCAA Division III career records with 14,249 passing yards and 157 touchdowns in 47 games. He was selected as the Midwest Conference Offensive Player of the Year 3 times.
Tanney, who spent the last 12 weeks on the Dallas Cowboys practice squad, tweeted Tuesday morning that he was joining the Browns.
“Thankful for everything the Jones family and Dallas staff has done for me. Great organization. New chapter starts in Cleveland today #Browns.”
During the preseason, Tanney completed 40 of 73 passes for 423 yards with a touchdown and 2 interceptions. Originally signed as an undrafted free agent by Kansas City, Tanney spent the 2012 season on injured reserve with a finger injury.
Tanny released a video in Feb. 2011 that went viral and History Channel’s “Stan Lee’s Superhumans” filmed an episode featuring Tanney in July 2011.
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It was on this day (November 29th, 1981) when AC/DC played at the Richfield Coliseum for the first time. The show landed on a Sunday night and for $10 bucks you got to see ‘The Thunder From Down Under!’ It was the 1st leg of their North American “For Those About To Rock” Tour. They would eventually play the Coliseum a total of 7 times between the years of 1981 – 1991. This would be only the 2nd time that their new front man Brian Johnson would come to Cleveland and handle the duties of Lead Vocals. He was here the year before (October 1, 1980) when they played at Public Hall while on their “Back In Black” tour. Let’s check out the set list:
Line up:
Supported By: Midnight Flyer
Promoter: Belkin Productions
Tickets: $10.00
Sorry, no footage from the Coliseum that night but here is footage of AC/DC rocking out to T.N.T. less than a month later in Landover, MD. Enjoy!
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CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) – Losing to Pittsburgh or Cincinnati could almost be justified.
The argument could be made that the Bengals and Steelers are still better teams, simply getting hot at the right time, or the Browns are still to young and need another year to come of age.
But Sunday’s loss to the now 3-win Jacksonville Jaguars stings.
No one took the loss harder than cornerback Joe Haden, who gave up the winning touchdown to Cleveland native Cecil Shorts III with :40 left to play. Shorts ran a double move against Haden to get behind him and ultimately catch the game-winning score.
Haden, who also came away with his third interception in the last 3 weeks and 4th of the season earlier in the game, was asked for his take on the pulse within the locker room after dropping their third straight.
“I don’t know man. I don’t know. We f—in’ can’t stand losing, it hurts,” Haden said. “I go out there and put my f—in’ heart out there every time. Every time. You know what I’m saying? And we end up coming up short.
“It was my fault on the touchdown. He ran a good route, a good play, good offense.”
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Photo Courtesy of Anastasia Pantsios.
Cleveland’s storied rock history can be traced back to rock’s very beginning, more than six decades ago.
From the Alan Freed’s Moondog Coronation Ball in ’52, to the Beatles in ’64, Bowie’s US debut at Music Hall in ’72, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremonies in recent years, music fans know that Cleveland rocks. So why not show it? Or even share it?
And that’s just what you can do thanks to Space: ROCK, a gallery on Waterloo Road next to the Beachland Ballrom. A project of nonprofit group Cleveland Rocks: Past, Present & Future, Space: ROCK opened in April of this year and showcases Cleveland music history through the work of photographers and artists who recorded it.
This Friday, December 6th and next Saturday, December 14th, the gallery will offer photo prints for sale, something that’s just perfect for the music lover on you holiday shopping list.
RELATED: THE PHOTOS OF CLEVELAND CONCERT PHOTOGRAPHER JOE KLEON
Visitors will be able to buy prints directly from the photographer of both major superstar acts and popular local bands. They’ll include George Shuba’s photos of ’60s acts like the Beatles, the Who, Sonny & Cher and the many hit artists who appeared on Cleveland’s nationally syndicated Upbeat Show for which Shuba was the house photographer. But they’ll also include the photos that Joe Kleon has shot recently of artists like Taylor Swift, Alice Cooper, and Michael Stanley.
In between you’ll find Janet Macoska’s and Anastasia Pantsios’s shots of ’70s and ’80s superstars like David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, and Tina Turner, and Karen Novak’s photos of artists from the ’90s and ’00s including shots from the legendary Euclid Tavern scene.
If you stop in to browse and chat with the photographers, you’ll also be able to see Space: ROCK’s current show, A Sound Baseline: Making Music Work, devoted to the behind-the-scenes that keep the area music scene humming. That show runs through the end of December.
Michael Stanley chatted with Anastasia Pantsios about the sales and some memorable concerts. Listen to the audio below.
We also spoke with Janet Macoska about the holiday sales and some of her featured exhibits.
Michael Stanley in 1975 at John Carroll University. (Photo Courtesy of Janet Macoska)
“For this rock and roll photography sale, I’m busting out the best of my rock images at prices everyone can afford. For $50, you can purchase an 11×14″ B&W and color prints featuring the artists Clevelanders LOVE to hear on WNCX. Roxy Music, Devo, KISS, Alice Cooper, Bowie, Bruce, AC/DC, Elvis Costello, Tina Turner, Judas Priest, and of course, Michael Stanley. Pop, punk, metal. I’m printing shots I’ve never printed before. You’ll see The Black Keys with their idols, DEVO, backstage in Akron. Slash hanging with his idol Les Paul. Onstage and offstage. I’ve been privileged to document moments with the greatest musicians on the planet, and continue to do that for the Rock Hall as their house photographer.
Right now, I have a photo exhibition of 50 images currently showing at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, and will have a wall of B&Ws at the Hard Rock Rocksino about to open. At this special sale, Clevelanders can choose from a great selection of my best rock shots for themselves or for gifts. Ready to frame. Interested rockers should NOT delay. Get their early. I only have limited copies of certain images, and when they’re gone, they’re gone. Looking forward to seeing you at Space: ROCK Gallery on Friday, December 6th between 6-10 p.m.”
Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler – (Photo courtesy of Joe Kleon)
Joe Kleon spoke of what the life of a concert photographer is like and about some of his favorite concerts he has photographed.
He says, “Photographing the last Rush concert was a memorable occasion for me. The band changed my life when I was very young and I have seen them live around 50 times.
Working with Wish You Were Here and Michael Stanley And The Resonators for over 10 years has been very rewarding. Both bands are like family. To be able to be part of that family, even in a small way, is an incredible experience.
In additional to offering photos from Rush, Michael Stanley, and Wish You Were Here, I will also have concert photos from Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Yes, Foo Fighters, Rod Stewart, Stevie Nicks, Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Steely Dan, James Taylor, Megadeth, Barry Manilow, Neil Diamond, Taylor Swift, Justin Bieber, and over one hundred Northeast Ohio shows. I will have something available for music fans of all ages!
I love to share my concert photos. My ultimate goal, through my concert photography is to transport the viewer back to the stage and back to the concert hall. My main goal is for my concert photography is to rekindle the emotion of the music and vibe of the venue.
Concert photos are a fantastic and unique holiday gift. Supporting local business is so vital in our current economy. Purchasing a music photo as a gift, for someone that is a big fan of the band, or for someone who attended a particular concert, is such a personal and thoughtful gift, as opposed to a boring, mundane gift card from a big box store.”
To learn more about Space: ROCK, visit their Facebook page.
Janet Macoska – www.janetmacoska.com
Joe Kleon – www.joekleon.com
Anastasia Pantsios – anastasiapantsios.com
George Shuba – georgeshubaphotography.com
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Sunday’s loss at New England will go down among the all time epic collapses in Cleveland Browns history.
What would’ve been a signature win, turned into a brutal defeat after leading all afternoon and by 12 with 2:39 to play.
Tom Brady hit Danny Amendola for a 1-yard touchdown with :30 left that was set up by a controversial pass interference call, Billy Cundiff’s 58-yard field goal at the gun fell short, and the New England Patriots escaped with a 27-26 win over the Browns.
Despite one of their better efforts of the season, the Browns lost for the 7th time in 8 games. Jason Campbell finished the day 29 of 41 for 391 yards 3 touchdowns and no interceptions.
Cundiff gave the Browns the early lead with a 43-yard field goal on their opening drive which went 10 plays and 47 yards.
Browns linebacker D’Qwell Jackson intercepted Brady on a 3rd and 10 and returned it to their own 44. It was the first pick of the season for Jackson. 9 plays and 36 yards later, Cundiff hit from 37 to give the Browns a 6-0 advantage with 14:45 to play in the first half.
Cleveland dominated the opening quarter beating the Patriots in every statistical category and out-gaining them 113-22 while running 21 offensive plays to New England’s 8.
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Jim Morrison would have celebrated his 70th birthday on December 8th. However, the Lizard King remains a member of the ’27 Club’ with Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Brian Jones, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Alan Wilson and more.
The Doors frontman passed away on July 3, 1971, but his legacy and impact grows stronger decades later.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame features several items from Mr. Mojo Risin’. Among them are his high school diploma, baptism certificate, his first poem titled “The Pony Express, cub scout uniform, lyrics, Last Will and Testament, and Report on the Death of an American Citizen.
Greg Harris, President & CEO, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum says, “Jim Morrison had a powerful impact on rock and roll and remains the archetype of the rock star poet. More than forty years later, his lyrics, voice, and swagger continue to enthrall and excite. Today, new generations embrace the music of the Doors, artists continue to sample their work and Morrison is now studied, emulated and celebrated around the world.”
The Doors Artifacts – drum case. (Photo Courtesy of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame + Museum)
“Not to Touch the Earth”
Written and Recorded by the Doors
Released on the album Waiting for the Sun, 1968
COLLECTION OF JOE SUGERMAN
This brooding lament appeared on the Doors’ third album. This is written in Jim Morrison’s hand.
(Photo Courtesy of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame + Museum)
“The Pony Express,” 1954
In an interview with Rolling Stone magazine in 1968, Jim Morrison recalled this as the first poem he wrote. He called it “one of those ballad-type poems.”
(Photo Courtesy of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame + Museum)
Jim Morrison Cub Scout Uniform, c. 1950
Jim Morrison belonged to Cub Scout Pack 170 while his family lived in Miramar, California.
(Photo Courtesy of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame + Museum)
Otis Redding, had just wrapped up a two-day, three-show stint at Cleveland’s Leo’s Casino and a performance on the nationally syndicated “Upbeat” TV show which was filmed at the studios of Channel 5. His career was hot and things were looking up!
Then on this day in 1967, on his way to a show in Madison, Wisconsin, his private plane crashed into a Wisconsin lake killing Redding and all but one of his back-up band The Bar-Kays.
And if you’ve ever been to The Rock and Roll Hall Of fame you’ve probably seen a remaining piece of the plane’s fuselage; it’s a strange and erie exhibit that stopped me in my tracks the first time I saw it.
And like too many others who died before their time, we can only guess what music that magnificent voice would have brought us had he survived. But I can tell you it would have been great. If you need an entrance point to Redding’s career check out the albums “Otis Blue” or the posthumously released “The Immortal Otis Redding”.
CLEVELAND (92.3 The Fan) - Caleb Hanie’s stay in Cleveland was brief.
The Browns waived Hanie Tuesday and signed running back Edwin Baker off of the Houston Texans practice squad the team announced.
With both Jason Campbell and Brandon Weeden recovering from concussions the Browns signed Hanie a week ago and he served as Campbell’s backup against the Patriots.
The move means that Weeden will likely be cleared to return this week. He sustained concussion at some point during the Browns loss to Jacksonville on Dec. 1.
Campbell returned to throw for 391 yards and 3 touchdowns in Sunday’s 27-26 loss to the Patriots after going down in the third quarter Nov. 24 against Pittsburgh.
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Start your new year the way it was meant to be, in rockin’ style with the 98.5 WNCX 2014 Rock Calendar presented by Twilight Boutique, featuring photos and facts that show just how HARD “Cleveland Rocks” and much more all for just $9.85!
The 98.5 WNCX Cleveland Rock Calendar captures Cleveland extensive rock ‘n’ roll history through a compilation of the who’s who and whodunits!
This calendar celebrates everything that is rock ’n’ roll, and is packed with the juiciest facts, images from concerts, birthdays and anniversaries.
98.5 WNCX will also be hosting a special event giving you the chance to have the calendar autographed by a WNCX personality! All calendar purchasers will be notified via email of this upcoming opportunity!
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Around the holidays, we got tons of requests of where people can find the legendary “Fruitcake Recipe” and “Santa’s Skinny.”
And while we cannot really give any advice of where to find the “Fruitcake Recipe,” Alex Bevan has made “Santa’s Skinny” available for download through his ReverbNation page, with the OXFAM organization designated to get half the proceed from all sales. OXFAM is an international confederation of 17 organizations working in approximately 90 countries worldwide to find solutions to poverty and related injustice around the world.
RELATED: “Santa’s Skinny” & “The Fruitcake Recipe” – You Have Questions, We Have Answers
So spread the holiday cheer and help people in need, courtesy of Cleveland’s skinny little boy. PURCHASE SANTA’S SKINNY HERE.
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This Saturday, Trans-Siberian Orchestra will celebrate their first 15 years of touring with an encore and final performance of their multi-platinum rock opera, “The Lost Christmas Eve” – presented by Hallmark Channel at 3:00pm and 8:00pm.
INTERVIEW: TSO FOUNDER PAUL O’NEILL TALKS “LOST CHRISTMAS EVE”
Thanks to you, both shows are SOLD OUT!
THANK YOU Cleveland for your continued support and helping WNCX, Minute Men HR and TSO raise money for St. Augustine Hunger Center!
“The Lost Christmas Eve” takes you on a journey into the inspiring world of TSO creator/producer Paul O’Neill. The story encompasses a run-down hotel, an old toy store, a blues bar, a Gothic cathedral, and their respective inhabitants all intertwined during a single enchanted Christmas Eve in New York City.
PHOTOS: TRANS-SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA LIVE
The second half of the show there’s even more to look forward to with new music as well as TSO live favorites from “Christmas Eve and Other Stories!”
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2013 was a year where Cleveland showed its hope and resilience in the face of terrible conditions.
1. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus & Michele Knight Recovered From Tremont Home
2013 will always be a momentous year for Cleveland thanks to the courage of 3 kidnapped victims. Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus & Michelle Knight captured the hearts of the world with their heroic and unbelievable story of resilience in the face of the greatest horror anyone could ever face.
The girls are finally starting to get their lives back in order while Ariel Castro‘s life ended in suicide while in prison.
2. FBI Agents At HQ Of Haslam Family Business
One of the biggest controversies in Cleveland was the FBI investigation of Jimmy Haslam and his family’s company, Pilot Flying J.
3. Teen Football Players Found Guilty Of Rape
Two Steubenville High School football players who were found guilty of raping a drunken 16-year-old girl have been sentenced to at least one year in juvenile jail.
RELATED: Serena Williams: Rape Victim ‘Shouldn’t Have Put Herself In That Position’
4. Hollywood Comes To Cleveland With Captain America Filming
We all remember the headache of the shoreway being closed for almost a month but based on the trailer alone – it’ll all be worth it in the end!
5. Federal Cuts Cancels Annual Cleveland Air Show
Organizers blamed the impact of the automatic federal spending cuts that went into effect this year, which eliminated military support for the show, held over Labor Day weekend since 1964.
6. Man Moves Into Home While Family Is Away And Claims He Now Owns It
Imagine going out of town to visit a dying relative only to come home and find a complete stranger living in your house; and worse, that stranger now says he legally owns that house.
7. Man Charged DUI Despite Blowing .000 During Breathalyzer Test
Authorities charge a man for driving under the influence despite him blowing a .000 on a breathalyzer test.
8. Police: Son Fatally Shoots Dad During Easter Service Yells Killing Was Will Of Allah
Witnesses say the 25-year-old man accused of walking into an Ohio church and fatally shooting his father after an Easter service Sunday was yelling about God and Allah after the killing.
9. Petition: Phys Ed Teacher Fired For Being Gay
A former physical education teacher lost her job because of her relationship with another woman.
10. Jack The Ripper Signature In A Cleveland Home?
Could there be a Cleveland link to one of the most infamous serial killers of all time? Some people seem to think so.
2013 was a year of triumph, heart break and pride for the city of Cleveland.
Who knows what lies in store for 2014? Stay tuned!
As Cleveland sports fans, there are 2 things we are use to … change and controversies.
Our teams seem to change coaches more often than we change our socks and somehow there always seems to be some sort of controversy brewing – QB or otherwise. 2013 was no different.
Let’s take a look back at the year that was 2013.
1. Indians Manager Terry Francona wins AL Manager Of The Year
The 2013 season for the Indians saw a spark of hope with Terry Francona taking over as manager. He didn’t disappoint – leading the team to their first playoff appearance since 2007 and winning the 2013 AL Manager of the Year award.
2. Browns Hire Rob Chudzinski As Head Coach
The Browns did a complete overhaul bringing in Joe Banner, Mike Lombardi and Rob Chudzinski to lead the team into the future. They also hired big name coordinators in Norv Turner and Ray Horton to run the offense and defense respectively.
3. Mike Brown Returns To Cleveland To Coach The Cavs
Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert admitted a mistake by rehiring Mike Brown 3 years after he was let go.
4. Nick Swisher Officially Joins The Cleveland Indians
Another change for the Indians happened when they went out and signed big name free agents. The signing of Nick Swisher and Michael Bourn meant the team is serious about contending in the AL Central for years to come.
5. FBI Agents At HQ Of Haslam Family Business
One of the biggest controversies in Cleveland was the FBI investigation of Jimmy Haslam and his family’s company, Pilot Flying J.
6. Racism Of Sports Logos Put Into Context By American Indian Group
The issue of Chief Wahoo and the racism behind the logo has been debated for years. This year, the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) published a powerful poster featuring two baseball hats that each have a stereotypical racist image of a Jewish man and Chinese man to show it has the same connotation as the Indians.
7. John Rocker: Despite Ethics, Baseball Was Better With Steroids
A controversial figure in his own right, former Major League pitcher John Rocker gained national attention stating he felt the game was better with steroids. Rocker said “They wanna see some clown throw a fastball 101 mph and some other guy hit it 500 feet. That’s entertainment.”
8. OSU President Apologizes For Notre Dame Jab: ‘Those Damn Catholics’
During a speech, Gordon Gee’s attempted to roast a few other schools and conferences didn’t go quite as planned. A few jabs went too far in the eyes of a lot of people. Those comments lead to the announcement of his retirement a few days later.
9. Serena Williams: Rape Victim ‘Shouldn’t Have Put Herself In That Position’
While not directly relating to Cleveland, our neighbors in Steubenville, Ohio were in the national spotlight after 2 high school football players were accused of raping a 16-year old. Tennis superstar Serena Williams spoke to Rolling Stone about the issue saying the girl shouldn’t have put herself in that position. She later apologized for her comments saying they were insensitive and hurtful.
10. Rangers, Police Investigate Scheppers Altercation After Witness Claims Bar Fight
Texas Rangers pitcher Tanner Scheppers claimed he was “sucker-punched” while walking in Cleveland after a game this summer. Witnesses later stated Scheppers wasn’t attacked – he lost a bar fight.
2013 was another crazy year for Cleveland sports fans and we can’t wait to see what is in store for 2014!
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The Bratenahl Police Department, announced today that an OVI checkpoint will be held from 10:00PM to 2:00AM tonight on Lakeshore Blvd Near East 140th Street.
The OVI checkpoint, funded by federal grant funds, is planned to deter and intercept impaired drivers.
The checkpoint will also be held in conjunction with nearby saturation patrols to aggressively combat alcohol-related injury and fatal crashes.
If you plan to consume alcohol, designate a driver or make other travel arrangements before you drink. Don’t let another life be lost for the senseless and selfish act of getting behind the wheel impaired.
Horseshoe Casino enlisted the help of a world-renowned designer of animatronic holiday displays to bring the first floor windows to life. 15 windows were decorated with the beloved animatronics that were so popular in department store windows decades ago. See photos from the unveiling here.
For 4 nights in November of 1979, MSB rocked a SOLD OUT Palace Theatre. Here are some photos and memorabilia from the run.
The past few weeks, our general inbox, Facebook and Twitter have been lighting up with questions regarding a few popular Christmas songs.
