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For the Doctor Who episode, see Last Christmas (Doctor Who). For the British film, see Last Christmas (film).

"Last Christmas"

Artwork for the original 1984 UK 7-inch vinyl single, also used for

Australian, Japanese and continental European releases[1][2]

Single by Wham!

from the album Music from the Edge of Heaven

 "Credit Card Baby" (Japanese release)

B-side
 "Everything She Wants" (Original 1984 vinyl)

 "Blue (Live in China)" (1985 reissue)

Released 3 December 1984

Format  7"

 12"

 CD

Recorded August 1984

Studio Advision, London[3]

Genre  Synth-pop

 dance-pop

 Christmas

Length  4:27

 6:45 (Pudding mix)

Label  Columbia

 Epic

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s) George Michael

Wham! singles chronology

"Freedom" "Last "Everything She

(1984) Christmas" Wants"
(1984) (1984)

Music video

"Last Christmas" on YouTube

Alternative cover

Artwork of the 1985 UK vinyl re-release, also used for subsequent

vinyl and CD re-releases
"Last Christmas" is a song by English pop duo Wham!, released on Epic Records in December 1984, on a double A-
sidewith "Everything She Wants". It was written and produced by George Michael, and has been covered by many
artists since its original release.
The song reached number one in Denmark, Slovenia and Sweden and number two in seven countries; Belgium,
Netherlands, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Norway and United Kingdom. Wham! donated all of their royalties to
the Ethiopian famine.[4]

Contents

 1Origin
o 1.1Recording
 2Wham! (original) version
o 2.1Commercial performance
 2.1.1United Kingdom
 2.1.2Other countries and territories
 2.1.3Japan
 2.1.4Spain
 2.1.5Germany
 2.1.6Netherlands
 2.1.7United States
 2.1.8Sweden
o 2.2Music video
o 2.3Versions and mixes
o 2.4Track listings
 2.4.1Original 1984 release
 2.4.21985 reissue
 2.4.31986 reissue
 2.4.41988–89 reissues
 2.4.52007 reissue
 2.4.62014 – 30th anniversary
o 2.5Charts and certifications
 2.5.1Charts
 2.5.2All-time charts
 2.5.3Certifications and sales
 3Plagiarism allegations
 4Whigfield version
o 4.1Music video
o 4.2Official versions
o 4.3Charts
 5Billie Piper version
o 5.1Track listings
 6Jimmy Eat World version
o 6.1Track listing
 7Hilary Duff
o 7.1Charts
 8Ashley Tisdale version
o 8.1Track listings
o 8.2Charts
 9Crazy Frog version
 o 9.1Track listings
o 9.2Charts
 10Cascada version
o 10.1Charts
 11Alcazar version
o 11.1Music video
o 11.2Track listings
 12Joe McElderry version
o 12.1Track listings
 13Ariana Grande version
o 13.1Composition
o 13.2Track listing
o 13.3Charts
 14Carly Rae Jepsen version
o 14.1Track listing
o 14.2Critical reception
o 14.3Live performances
o 14.4Charts
 15Other cover versions
 16References
 17External links

Origin[edit]
"Last Christmas" had its beginnings in 1984, while George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley were visiting Michael’s
parents. It was written by Michael in his childhood bedroom.[3] Michael played Ridgeley the introduction
and chorus melody to "Last Christmas", which Ridgeley later called "a moment of wonder". [5]

Recording[edit]
The song was recorded in August 1984, at Advision Studios, London, England. George Michael had written,
performed, produced and played every single instrument on the track. With a Linn 9000 drum machine, a Roland Juno-
60 synth and sleigh bells, they began recording the song in the summer. The only people in the studio
were engineer Chris Porter and two assistants. According to Porter, lyrically "you’ve got the happiness of the rhythm
track, but against that you’ve got the sadness of the unrequited love". [3]

Wham! (original) version[edit]

Commercial performance[edit]
United Kingdom[edit]
Wham! already had two number one songs in the UK Singles Chart in 1984 and news that they were planning a
Christmas single meant that a battle for the coveted Christmas number one spot in the UK seemed set to be between
Wham! and the year's other big act, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, who had achieved a third number one in early
December with "The Power of Love". However, the Band Aid Single helmed by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, produced
the number one single "Do They Know Its Christmas" Wham!'s offering peaked at number two for much of the period,
. Wham! donated all of their "Last Christmas/Everything She Wants" royalties to the Ethiopian famine.[4]
In subsequent years, the song managed to reach the middle echelons of the UK Singles Chart on a regular basis
(excluding 1985, 1986, 2016 and 2017, where the song reached the upper echelons of the chart):

 1985: Reached number 2 (13 weeks)

 1986: Reached number 6 (7 weeks)
 1989: Reached number 45 (4 weeks)
 2007: Reached number 14 (5 weeks)
  2008: Reached number 26 (5 weeks)
 2009: Reached number 34 (4 weeks)
 2010: Reached number 53 (4 weeks)
 2011: Reached number 26 (4 weeks)
 2012: Reached number 34 (4 weeks)
 2013: Reached number 36 (4 weeks)
 2014: Reached number 28 (3 weeks)
 2015: Reached number 18 (5 weeks)
 2016: Reached number 7 (5 weeks)
 2017: Reached number 2 (6 weeks)
 2018: Reached number 7 (4 weeks)
"Last Christmas" has sold over 1.88 million copies as of January 2017 and is the biggest-selling single in UK chart
history not to reach number one.[6][3]

Other countries and territories[edit]

Japan[edit]
"Last Christmas" was originally released in two different formats in Japan: 7-inch and 12-inch vinyl (Long version)
with "Credit Card Baby" as their B-side. The former entered the top 20 of the Oricon Singles Chart peaking at No. 15,
while the latter reached No. 47.[7] The single was reissued in 1993 on CD single in the country and peaked at No. 17,
selling nearly 40,000 copies that week.[8] The single was reissued as a 2-track CD single in 2001 and again in
2004.[9][10] As a result of the success, "Last Christmas" is the eighth best-selling single of all time released by a non-
Japanese act, with total physical sales of 683,000 units.[11]

Spain[edit]
In 2009, the song re-entered the Spanish Lista de Canciones (singles chart) at number 9.

Germany[edit]
In Germany, the song is the most successful Christmas single of all time, having spent 132 weeks on the German
Singles Chart and attained a peak position of #4 on January 6, 2018. [12] It has charted every year since 1997.[13] In
January 2008, the song fell from number 4 to number 64 there, also making it the biggest fall out of the top 10 on the
singles chart.[14]

Netherlands[edit]
In the Netherlands, the song never reached number one, peaking at number 2 in January 1985 (behind Band Aid's "Do
They Know It's Christmas?"). In the Dutch Singles Top 100 (one of three charts in the Netherlands that claims to be the
"official" chart, but it's the only one that is not broadcast and remains unpublished except on its own official web page),
the song has now entered on 16 different occasions, including every year since 2006. Its highest position after 1984 was
number 5 (during the 2007 Christmas season).[15] In the Dutch Mega Top 50 (which was first published in 1993), the
song re-appeared in 1997, 2000, 2007, 2008, and 2013.

United States[edit]
The original 1984 version was never commercially released as a single in the United States and therefore did not enter
the main charts. It was released for the first time as a 2-track physical single on 12" vinyl as an exclusive Record Store
Day release in November 2014.[16] In the United States, the song has also re-entered the BillboardHoliday Songs
Chart on a regular basis with a peak on 20 December at #5.[17][18][19] As of 25 November 2016, total US sales of the
digital track stand at 751,000 downloads according to Nielsen SoundScan, placing it 10th on the list of all-time best-
selling Christmas/holiday digital singles in US SoundScan history.[20] The song debuted at number 50 on
the Billboard Hot 100 in the chart dated 7 January 2017, after George Michael died. [21]
In December 2018, the song re-entered the Hot 100, peaking at number 27.[22]

Sweden[edit]
In December 2017, "Last Christmas" reached #1 in the Swedish singles chart.[23]

Music video[edit]
The video to "Last Christmas" shows Wham! members George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley accompanying
girlfriends to see friends at an unspecified ski resort: the cable-car that can be seen in two shots is from Saas-
Fee, Switzerland, where the video was filmed.[3] It becomes clear early on that the character of Ridgeley's girlfriend
(played by model Kathy Hill)[3] was previously in a relationship with Michael and that the song is aimed at her. She can
easily be spotted throughout the video by the fact that she's usually wearing red, but everyone else is wearing more
muted colors.
There is a brief flashback to "last Christmas", showing Michael's character presenting her with a jewelled brooch. In the
present time, Ridgeley is wearing the brooch, suggesting that the girl gave the same gift (perhaps by regifting it) to her
new love after she and Michael parted ways. When the girl wears the brooch from Michael's character, it is "right side
up", and when Ridgeley's character wears it, he wears it "upside down". On numerous occasions, Michael presents a
thoughtful expression, suggesting his conflicting emotions.
Her seeming indifference to Ridgeley's open displays of affection makes the viewer wonder if Ridgeley's heart is the
next to be broken. However, at the end of the video, everyone leaves properly "paired off", so perhaps it is suggested
that Michael has worked out his confusion and now realizes he is after all with the right girl.
The video also featured the duo's erstwhile backing singers Pepsi and Shirlie and Spandau Ballet bassist Martin Kemp,
the boyfriend and future husband of Shirlie Holliman.[3] The video also marks the last filmed appearance of a clean-
shaven Michael, as he sported a beard in their next video for "Everything She Wants", which he kept until his death in
2016.
As of 25 December 2018, the music video has received 417 million views on the official
Wham! YouTube channel.[24] The second official music video titled: "Last Christmas (Pudding Mix)" on Wham!’s
official channel also has 7.2 million views.[25]

Versions and mixes[edit]

The full original mix and vocal of "Last Christmas" has never been released in its entirety. In 1984 it was just two edits
of the song that were released: one (the shorter of the two) on the regular (4:24) 7" format and the other (the longer of
the two, though missing a verse) on the original (4:45) Japanese 12" and promotional Spanish 7". A remixed version
with partly re-recorded and additional vocals was used for the regular 12" format and entitled the "Pudding Mix".
When the single was re-released in 1985, an edited version of the Pudding Mix was used for the regular 7" and this
version has been used on all subsequent re-releases. It is the 1985 7" version (the edit of the 1984 12" Pudding Mix)
that is now the most common to find on "various artists" compilation albums (as well as George Michael's Twenty
Five hits compilation) and the most widely known version. The full Pudding Mix has been featured on several
compilations (including the Wham! hits compilation albums The Final and If You Were There (The Best of Wham)).
The edits of the original 1984 recording are less widely available, although the longer version was used in early 1985
on the second regular 12" format of the "Last Christmas/Everything She Wants" double "A" sided single (once the
latter started becoming the focus of promotion, following the end of the Christmas season) and has occasionally been
used on "various artists" compilation albums. The shorter edit (as used on the original 7") has not been released since
and therefore has never appeared on the compact disc format.

Track listings[edit]
Original 1984 release[edit]
First 7": Epic / GA 4949 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (Original 1984 7" mix) – 4:24

2. "Everything She Wants" (Album version) – 5:07
First 12": Epic / TA 4949 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47

2. "Everything She Wants" (Album version) – 5:07
Second 7": Epic / QA 4949 (UK)

1. "Everything She Wants" (Remix) – 5:32

2. "Last Christmas" (Original 1984 7" mix) – 4:24
Second 12": Epic / QTA 4949 (UK)

1. "Everything She Wants" (12" remix) – 6:34

 2. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47
Note: "Last Christmas" and "Everything She Wants" were a double "A" side for these releases.
The second 7" and 12" were released in early 1985.
In some countries, the longer edit of "Last Christmas" from 1984 (duration listed as 4:34) was used on side two of the
second 12".

1985 reissue[edit]
7": Epic / WHAM 1 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (1985 edit of Pudding mix) – 4:24

2. "Blue (Armed with Love)" (Live in China) – 5:43
12": Epic / WHAM T1 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47

2. "Blue (Armed with Love)" (Live in China) – 5:43
3. "Everything She Wants" (Remix) – 5:31
1986 reissue[edit]
7": Epic / 650269 7 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (1985 edit of Pudding mix) – 4:24

2. "Where Did Your Heart Go?" – 5:45
12": Epic / 650269 6 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47

2. "Where Did Your Heart Go?" – 5:45
1988–89 reissues[edit]
7": Epic / EPC 653185 7 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (1985 edit of Pudding Mix) – 4:24

2. "Everything She Wants" (Album version) [Mislabelled as "Recorded
live in China"] – 5:07
12": Epic / EPC 653185 6 (UK)

1. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47

2. "Everything She Wants" (Album version) – 5:07
Note: The only difference between the 1988 and 1989 reissues is the text on the back of the record sleeves which reads
"Christmas '88" and "Christmas '89" respectively.

2007 reissue[edit]
7", 12", CD: Tent / PD45579

1. "Last Christmas" (Remix) – 5:13

2. "Everything She Wants" (Remix) – 6:01
3. "Last Christmas" (Pudding mix) – 6:47
4. "Everything She Wants" – 6:29
2014 – 30th anniversary[edit]
12": Columbia / 88875042911 (US)

1. "Last Christmas" (1985 edit of Pudding mix) – 4:27

2. "Last Christmas (Instrumental)" – 4:27
Charts and certifications[edit]
Charts[edit] All-time charts[edit]

Peak Chart
Chart (1984–2018)
position

Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[

Australia (Kent Music Report) [26]
3

Germany (Media Control Ch

Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[27] 4
Certifications and sales[edit

Belgium (Ultratop 50 Flanders)[28] 2

Region

Canada (Canadian Hot 100)[29] 15

Australia (ARIA)[60]

Denmark (Tracklisten)[30] 1
Denmark (IFPI Denmark)[61]

Dutch Singles Chart[31] 2

Germany (BVMI)[62]

Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[32] 3

Greece (IFPI Greece)[63]

France (SNEP)[33] 8
Italy (FIMI)[64]

Germany (Official German Charts)[34] 4

Japan (RIAJ)

Greek Singles Chart[35] 3

New Zealand (RMNZ)[66]

Hungarian Singles Chart[36] 2

Spain (PROMUSICAE)[67]

Iceland (RÚV)[37] 1
United Kingdom (BPI)[68]

Irish Singles Chart[38] 2

United States (RIAA)
 *
sales figure
Italy (FIMI)[39] 9 ^
shipments figu

Italy (Hitparade Italia)[40] 2

Japan (Japan Hot 100)[41] 13

Japan (Oricon International Chart)[42] 1

Japan (Oricon Singles Chart)[42] 12

Netherlands (Single Top 100)[43] 4

New Zealand (Recorded Music NZ)[44] 14

Norway (VG-lista)[45] 2

Poland (Polish Airplay Top 100)[46] 8

Poland (Dance Top 50)[47] 42

Portugal (AFP)[48] 22

Slovakia (Singles Digitál Top 100)[49] 2

Slovenia (SloTop50)[50] 1

South Korea International Chart (Gaon)[51] 5

Spain (PROMUSICAE)[52] 5
 Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[23] 1

Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade)[53] 4

UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[54] 2

US Billboard Hot 100[22] 27

US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[55] 22

US Adult Top 40 (Billboard)[56] 40

US Holiday 100 (Billboard)[57] 5

Plagiarism allegations[edit]
On behalf of the writers of the song "Can't Smile Without You", made popular by Barry Manilow, publishing company
Dick James Music sued Michael for plagiarism in the mid-1980s, claiming that "Last Christmas" lifted its melody from
the former. The case was dismissed.[3][69]

Whigfield version[edit]

"Last Christmas"
 Single by Whigfield

from the album Whigfield and Whigfield II

Released 3 December 1995

 7"
Format
 CD

 cassette

 digital download

Recorded 1995

Genre Pop

Length 4:16

Label Various labels internationally

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s) George Michael

Whigfield singles chronology

"Close to You" "Last "Sexy Eyes"

(1995) Christmas" (1996)
 (1995)

Music video

"Last Christmas" on YouTube

In the UK, the following single planned after "Close to You" was "Big Time"; however, it was suggested
that Whigfield should record a version of "Last Christmas" to go with the release of "Big Time", as a double A-side
single. The single was also released as a double A-side single in Germany with "Close to You". In other countries,
"Last Christmas" was released on its own with various remixes. The single reached number 21 in the UK, which was
Whigfield's final release on Systematic Records. It also features on various Special Edition versions of her debut
album Whigfield and also on Whigfield II. The EP was released on 10 November 1995 in Australia. A UK single was
released on 3 December 1995.

Music video[edit]
The music video for "Last Christmas" was directed by Italian director Giacomo De Simone.

Official versions[edit]

1. "Last Christmas" (Major version)

2. "Last Christmas" (Minor version)
3. "Last Christmas" (Major Mild EQ version)
4. "Last Christmas" (K David version)
5. "Last Christmas" (David version)
6. "Last Christmas" (MBRG version)
7. "Last Christmas" (MBRG radio edit)
Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (1995)
position

Belgium (Ultratop 50 Wallonia)[70] 38

Denmark (IFPI)[71] 6

Europe (European Hot 100 Singles) 38

Europe Eurochart Hot 100 61

Finland (Suomen virallinen lista)[72] 12

Ireland (IRMA) 24
 Peak
Chart (1995)
position

Netherlands (Tipparade)[73] 2

Netherlands (Single Top 100)[74] 34

Scotland (Official Charts Company)[75] 21

Spain (AFYVE)[76] 4

Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[77] 53

UK Singles (Official Charts Company) 21

Billie Piper version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Billie Piper

Released 1999

 Airplay
Format
 digital download

Genre Pop

Length 4:27

Label Innocent

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s)  Jim Marr

 Wendy Page
 Billie Piper singles chronology

"She Wants "Last "Honey to the

You" Christmas" Bee"
(1998) (1999) (1999)

Billie Piper originally recorded a cover of the song as a B-side of her single "She Wants You". It was released as CD
single in limited areas of Europe, and did not chart in any country. The single was also released as a promotional vinyl
single in the UK, limited to 500 copies and therefore could not chart there.

Track listings[edit]
European CD single

1. "Last Christmas"
2. "She Wants You" (album version)
3. "She Wants You" (Sharp Ballrom Remix)
UK promo vinyl

1. "Last Christmas" (edit)

2. "She Wants You" (radio edit)

Jimmy Eat World version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Jimmy Eat World

Released 10 December 2001

Genre Alternative rock

Length 10:29

Label Better Looking

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s) Jimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World singles chronology

"The Middle" "Last "Sweetness"

 (2001) Christmas" (2002)
(2001)

"Last Christmas" was released as a single by Jimmy Eat World in 2001, following the band's breakthrough hit
album Bleed American. The B-side was a cover of "Firestarter", by The Prodigy.

Track listing[edit]
No. Title Length
1. "Last Christmas" (Wham! cover) 4:00
2. "Firestarter" (The Prodigy cover) 6:29

Hilary Duff[edit]
"Last Christmas" was covered by Hilary Duff as part of her debut album, Santa Claus Lane.

Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2011)
position

South Korea (Gaon)[78] 133

Peak
Chart (2012)
position

South Korea (Gaon)[79] 68

Ashley Tisdale version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Promotional single by Ashley Tisdale

 11 November 2006 (US radio)

Released
 21 November 2006 (digital download)[80][81]

Format  Airplay

 digital download

Recorded 2006

Genre  Christmas
  pop

Length  3:55 (main version)

 3:39 (2007 radio edit)

Label Warner Bros.

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s) Mark Hammond

"Last Christmas" was recorded in 2006 for Warner Bros. Records by Ashley Tisdale. The song was released to US
radios on 11 November 2006 and as a digital download on 21 November 2006. This song was the first single released
by Ashley Tisdale in her deal with Warner Bros. Records and became her official first holiday single. Tisdale
performed the single in 2007 on Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and Christmas in Rockefeller Center, and in 2009 in
the Citadel Outlets of Los Angeles, California. The song was one of the B-sides on the European CD singles of
Tisdale's first single "Be Good to Me" and Tisdale's second single "He Said She Said", from the
album Headstrong.[82] The song has been included on several compilation albums, including A Very Special Christmas
7 and Disney Channel Holiday.

Track listings[edit]
Digital download[81]

1. "Last Christmas" (single version) – 3:55

Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2011)
position

US Billboard Holiday/Seasonal Songs[83] 47

Crazy Frog version[edit]

"Last Christmas"
 Single by Crazy Frog

from the album Crazy Frog Presents More Crazy Hits Ultimate

Edition

Released December 2006

 CD
Format
 digital download

Recorded 2006

Genre  Dance

 electronica

Length 4:27

Label Ministry of Sound

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s)  George Michael

 Henning Reith

 Reinhard Raith

Crazy Frog singles chronology

 "We Are the "Last "Crazy Frog in
Champions Christmas" the House
(Ding a Dang (2006) (Knightrider)"
Dong)" (2007)
(2006)

"Last Christmas" was covered in 2006 by Crazy Frog and released as a Christmas single. In Belgium, the Netherlands,
Australia, New Zealand, Sweden and France, "Last Christmas" was released 12 months before in other countries.

Track listings[edit]
CD single

1. "Last Christmas" (radio edit)

2. "We Wish You a Merry Christmas"
3. "Last Christmas" (club mix)
4. "Nellie the Elephant"
5. "Last Christmas" (video)
Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2006)
position

Australian Singles Chart[84] 30

Belgian (Flanders) Singles Chart[84] 19

Belgian (Wallonia) Singles Chart[84] 6

Dutch Singles Chart[84] 48

French Singles Chart[84] 19

Irish Singles Chart[85] 16

New Zealand Singles Chart[84] 19

UK Singles Chart[85] 16
Cascada version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Cascada

from the album It's Christmas Time

Released 21 November 2007

 CD
Format
 digital download

Recorded 2007

Genre  Eurodance

 Christmas

Length 3:27

Label  Zooland

 Robbins

 All Around the World

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Cascada singles chronology

 "Ready for "Last "What Hurts the
Love" Christmas" Most"
(2006) (2007) (2007)

"Last Christmas" was recorded in 2007 by Cascada. It was released on iTunes in November 2007. The single had only
a digital release but six days later, it was released on the single "What Hurts the Most" which was the first single from
their second album.
In the UK, despite it being a B-side track, the song is regularly played throughout music channels during the festive
season. The two official music videos got more than 60 million views on YouTube combined.
It was released as part of their Christmas album, It's Christmas Time.
iTunes download

 "Last Christmas" – 3:52

Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2007)
position

Germany (Official German Charts)[86] 83

Austria (Ö3 Austria Top 40)[87] 63

UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[88] 111*

UK Dance (Official Charts Company)[89] 22

* Based on downloads alone, but did chart at number 10, as it was the B-side to "What Hurts the Most".

Alcazar version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Alcazar

from the album Disco Defenders – Special Edition

Released 20 November 2009

 Format Digital download

Recorded 2009

Genre Pop

Length 3:33

Label Love No Limit

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Alcazar singles chronology

"From Brazil "Last "Headlines"

with Love" Christmas" (2010)
(2009) (2009)

The song was covered by Alcazar from Sweden as the sixth single to be released from their third studio album Disco
Defenders, released in 2009. The single was only released digitally in Germany. It was included as a bonus track on the
Swedish special edition version of Disco Defenders, released on 18 November 2009.[90]

Music video[edit]
A music video was produced to promote the single.

Track listings[edit]
Digital download[91]

1. "Last Christmas"
2. "One Two Three Four"

Joe McElderry version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Joe McElderry

from the album Classic Christmas

Released 4 November 2011

 Recorded October 2011

Genre Pop

Label Decca

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Joe McElderry singles chronology

"There's a Place "Last "Here's What I

for Us" Christmas" Believe"
(2010) (2011) (2012)

Music video

"Last Christmas" on YouTube

British singer Joe McElderry covered the song in 2011. This version was released as a single on 19 December
2011,[92] an EP was also released digitally in Ireland on 4 November 2011, and in the UK on 7 November 2011. Joe
McElderry's version is taken from his third studio album, Classic Christmas, released 28 November 2011. 7th Heaven
Remix & Production have done a remix for the song.
A short music video was made using footage which was filmed for the Classic Christmas's album advertising, it
features McElderry outside in the snow, collecting logs and taking them to a large house preparing for a Christmas
party, a similar video was made for McElderry's version of "O Come All Ye Faithful". The advert and both videos were
directed by Steve Lucker.[93]

Track listings[edit]
EP 1[94]

1. "Last Christmas" – 4:18

2. "Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful)" – 3:07
3. "Silent Night" – 3:28
7th Heaven Remixes[95]

1. "Last Christmas" (7th Heaven Remix) – 6:54

2. "Last Christmas" (7th Heaven Remix Edit) – 3:47

Ariana Grande version[edit]

"Last Christmas"
 Single by Ariana Grande

from the album Christmas Kisses

Released 19 November 2013

Format Digital download

Recorded 2013

 Christmas
Genre
 dance-pop

 R&B

Length 3:24

Label Republic

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s)  Babyface

 The Rascals

Ariana Grande singles chronology

 "Right There" "Last "Love Is
(2013) Christmas" Everything"
(2013) (2013)

"Last Christmas" is a song by American singer Ariana Grande. The song serves as the lead single from
Grande's Christmas Kisses EP. It was released on 19 November 2013 in the iTunes Store.[96]

Composition[edit]
Grande's cover draws primarily from pop music, contemporary R&B, and Soul and also includes newly-written lyrics
in place of some of the originals.[97][98] The verses have been described as "bouncier" than the original melody. [97]

Track listing[edit]

 Digital download[96]

1. "Last Christmas" – 3:24

Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2013–17)
position

Japan (Japan Hot 100)[99] 73

Netherlands (Single Top 100)[100] 59

South Korea International Chart (Gaon)[101] 5

UK Singles (Official Charts Company)[102] 92

US Billboard Hot 100[103] 96

US Adult Contemporary (Billboard)[104] 26

US Holiday 100 (Billboard)[105] 32

US Holiday Digital Song Sales (Billboard)[106] 1

 Peak
Chart (2013–17)
position

US Holiday Streaming Songs (Billboard)[107] 22

Carly Rae Jepsen version[edit]

"Last Christmas"

Single by Carly Rae Jepsen

Released 20 November 2015

Format Digital download

Recorded November 2015[108]

 Christmas
Genre
 synthpop

 new wave

Length 3:32
 Label  604

 Interscope

 School Boy

Songwriter(s) George Michael

Producer(s) Ben Romans

Carly Rae Jepsen singles chronology

"Your Type" "Last "It Takes Two"

(2015) Christmas" (2017)
(2015)

"Last Christmas" was covered by Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen in 2015 and was released to digital retailers on 20
November 2015 through 604 Records (in Canada) and Interscope Records and School Boy
Records(internationally).[109][110] Jepsen's rendition was praised by critics for combining stylistic elements similar to the
original with modern production.[111]

Track listing[edit]
Digital download – single[110]

1. "Last Christmas" – 3:32

Critical reception[edit]
Bianca Gracie of Idolator described the song as "quintessential Carly" for highlighting Jepsen's unique vocals
and synthproduction and wrote that her cover will "charm your... socks off."[112] Nolan Feeney of Time echoed those
sentiments, noting that "Last Christmas" is "the kind of brokenhearted yet warm and sweet song [Jepsen] excels
at."[113] Jackson McHenry of Vulture applauded Jepsen for her straightforward approach to the song and avoiding the
"vocal gymnastics" that bog down some Christmas covers.[114]
A more critical review came from music blog Popcrush, who deemed the cover overproduced. "The slick production is
a disservice to both Carly’s vocals and the original’s emotional heft," writes Samanth Vincenty. [115]

Live performances[edit]
Jepsen performed the song live at the annual NBC television special Christmas in Rockefeller Center, which aired on 2
December 2015.[116] She also performed the song on the episode of The Late Late Show with James Corden airing on 16
December 2015.[117]

Charts[edit]

Peak
Chart (2015–16)
position

Belgium (Ultratip Flanders)[118] 21

Belgium (Ultratip Wallonia)[119] 40

 Peak
Chart (2015–16)
position

Netherlands (Single Top 100)[120] 100

Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[121] 80

US Holiday Digital Songs (Billboard)[122] 43

Other cover versions[edit]

 Thai pop group XYZ, in 1987 under the name "Sa-Bai-Dee-Reu-

Plow"[123] (Thai สสสสสสสสสสสสสสส) which means "Are you OK?"
 Richard Cheese, on his 2006 album Silent Nightclub. The song begins but is
quickly halted by Cheese, who states he's changed his mind because "that
song sucks."
 Taylor Swift, on her 2007 EP The Taylor Swift Holiday Collection (peaked at
number 28 on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in January
2008).[124]
 JLS, on the final of The X Factor on 13 December 2008.[125]
 The Glee cast, led by Lea Michele, Cory Monteith with Amber Riley,
released in 2009 exclusively on iTunes as a charity single, then in 2010
on Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album (peaked at number 63 on
the Billboard Hot 100, the first time a cover version of the song appeared on
the chart, and at number 27 on the Adult Contemporary chart).[126][127]
 The Puppini Sisters, on their 2010 album Christmas with The Puppini Sisters.
 Postmodern Jukebox, as a 2015 single featuring Sara Niemietz, Christina
Gatti and Ariana Savalas singing Andrews Sisters style harmonies and
Melinda Sullivan performing a tap dance solo.[128]
 Gwen Stefani, on her 2017 album You Make It Feel Like Christmas.
 Rita Ora, in the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge on 11 December 2017.[129] It was
later included on the album The Sound of Christmas: Live & Exclusive at the
BBC, released on 30 November 2018.[130]
 Former Fifth Harmony member Ally Brooke, on 16 November 2018.[131]
 Canadian singer Allie X released Last Xmas on 14th December 2018.

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