9.8K views · 721 reactions | Written by Robert Wells and Mel Tormé. Performed at #youtubespacela Written in the heat of July, they write these words to help them think “cool.” Chestnuts roasting. Jack Frost nipping. Yuletide Carols. Folks dressed up like Eskimos. Forty minutes later the sing was finished. Such beauty lasting so long. Music is such a gift. | Rita Wilson | Facebook

Robert Plant tells the heart-wrenching story about losing his son and how he has used music as an outlet for his grief. His son Karac died at the age of 5 from a stomach virus. Plant talks about having support from his band members in Led Zeppelin during the tough time in his life. | AXS TV

“The Christmas Song” by Robert Wells and Mel Torme (“the velvet fog”, a beautiful singer who is often overlooked in the jazz pantheon.) I love Nat King Cole’s version of this song. I adore Nat King Cole, period. His touch on the piano is mind boggling, his voice is always in the bulls-eye of the pitch and he sings for the lyric. This song is Christmas to me. | Paula Cole

40K views · 2.1K reactions | This was written in 1945 by Mel Tormé and Robert Wells to "stay cool" by thinking of winter during a hot L.A. summer! Who knew !! The Christmas Song Does it get any better than this?? Love it!! #glendaatthegrand #christmas2025 | Glenda Austin - Pianist | Facebook

#Lanzhou As Robert Wells' "Lanzhou, My Dream" plays, do you feel the resonance of art and the city? Does this piano piece evoke your imagination and memories of Lanzhou? Come and share your artistic feelings in the comments section!#Chinascenery #Chinatourism #TravelinGansu #GansuCulture | Discover Gansu | Facebook