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Patti LaBelle's 1996 National Tree Lighting Performance: A Holiday Mishap Turned Classic

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In December 1996, during the National Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony in Washington, D.C., Patti LaBelle's performance of "This Christmas" became an unforgettable moment in holiday history. What was intended to be a festive rendition turned into a series of onstage challenges that showcased LaBelle's professionalism and quick wit.

As LaBelle began her performance, she was met with immediate obstacles. Her background singers were absent, reportedly delayed due to traffic, leaving her to navigate the song solo. Compounding the issue, the cue cards displaying the lyrics were either incorrect or not synchronized with the music, leading LaBelle to ad-lib and express her frustration mid-performance. She famously called out, "Where are my background singers?" and requested, "Next card, honey!" as she attempted to continue the song.

Despite these setbacks, LaBelle maintained her composure and delivered a spirited performance, demonstrating her resilience and stage presence. The incident, initially a live mishap, has since become a beloved holiday moment, often revisited for its candidness and LaBelle's ability to handle unexpected situations with grace.

Over the years, this performance has been celebrated as a testament to LaBelle's talent and professionalism, turning a challenging situation into a cherished piece of holiday entertainment.

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Patti LaBelle's 1996 National Tree Lighting Performance: A Holiday Mishap Turned Classic
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