Let jazz musician Michael Buble light up your Christmas holiday.Buble has ruled the Billboard 200 Charts for two weeks with his new album, titled "Christmas."The Canadian crooner keeps his selection simple, as he chooses the tunes that are close to his heart. 　　Michael Buble: " A lot of these tunes when I hear them, take me right back to really warm childhood memories. And so, it was really easy to do that and I mean, my mom had the Bing Crosby record playing through the house through the whole holiday, so that had a big impact on me." 　　Buble may not have heard from Mariah Carey about his version of her 1995 hit, "All I Want For Christmas," yet, but he sure knows what his fans are thinking. 　　Michael Buble: "I think her version went to number six, I think that's the highest her version ever went, and my version went to number one." 　　Buble is not the only one who's trying to make a fortune on this holiday. Fellow Canadian Justin Bieber and Carey have teamed up, playing Santa for a new version of the same song, which can be found on his new Christmas CD "Under The Mistletoe." 　　We are also seeing the return of Paul Anka, who just recently released his holiday recording, "Songs of December," the first time in half a century. "Songs of December" consists of 11 classics that we can sing along to. 　　Stone Temple Pilots frontman, Scott Weiland is also joining the bunch, by adding some unexpected elements to his favorite Christmas classics in "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year." 　　"Christmas" (Courtesy: Warner Bros./ Reprise Records) 　　"Under The Mistletoe" (Courtesy: Island Def Jam) 　　"Songs of December" (Courtesy: Decca Records) 　　"The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" (Courtesy: Rhino Entertainment)