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Location: San Bernardino, California | 'Winter Nights' - Al Di Meola
Not tooooo christmasy. |
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Location: Texas | Willie Nelson - "Pretty Paper"
Yeah!
Serge ;)
www.sergiolara.com |
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Location: Lincoln, Nebraska | Knock yourselves out, guys; This one's on me:
Jazzy Christmas MP3
Like it? Burn the whole album onto CD and pass it out to your friends; the rest are free and at www.urbanchristmas.com. |
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Location: Central Florida | The Glen Campbell CD that Paul Moody mentioned is really good. It features some of GC's best recorded guitar work in years! Other personl favorites are; "Phil Spector's Christmas Album," Chet Atkins "Tennesee Christmas," Joe Pass "Six String Santa," and Vince Guraldi's "Charlie Brown Christmas."
Another Festivus Miracle!
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Location: Sparks, NV | Phil Keaggy (w/ London Festival Orchestra) - Majesty & Wonder |
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Location: Cherry Hill, NJ | I don't want to sounf too sentamental, Jonny Mathis.
Tommy |
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Location: NJ | One of the very early (it might be the second one) Windham Hill "Solstice" albums has a track of Michael Hedges playing "Bach's Cello Concerto" on a Dyer harp-guitar. In one passage, he plays this descending bass line that, just when you think it CAN'T possibly go any lower . . . he hits this note that'll just turn even the best speaker cone to an elephant phart . . . .
It's almost inconceiveable that a note like that can come out of an acoustic guitar.
The series of albums are a BIT "NewAge-y", but they ARE a bit of a departure from the usual "Jingle-Jingle" or "Holy/Holy" faire . . . |
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Location: east central Indiana | I'm with Matt, Trey & Mr. Hankey!!!
But what about TSO?
TRANS SIBERIAN ORCHESTRA.
Best Rockin' Christmas stuff I've ever heard. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | I just picked up Brian Setzer's BOOGIE WOOGIE CHRISTMAS. What an EXCELLENT CD! Great guitar work! |
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Location: Tennessee | Brian Setzer did a tour this time last year playing all the Boogie Woogie Christmas tunes (along with other selected BS and Stray Cats songs). It was one of the best shows I've ever seen. |
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Location: Detroit, MI | My first choice is a great Leon Redbone Christmas CD. But I can't recall the name. Christmas on Turtle Island? |
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