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A Neon Jazz Christmas!

By Joe Dimino | Neon Jazz
December 22, 2019
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Welcome to the annual Christmas show, trying to get all jazz fans into that seasonal mood. Each song is cultivated primarily by modern artists and a sprinkling of cats from years back. Featuring the likes of Dave Stryker, Pasquale Grasso, Glenn Crytzer and John Basile. Dig the holiday season and a brand new year, kids.

Playlist

Manhattan Jazz All Stars "Jingle Bell Jazz" Jingle Bell Jazz (Columbia/Legacy) 00:00
Host talks 3:12
Dave Stryker "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" Eight Track Christmas(Strikezone Records) 4:34
Pasquale Grasso "Christmas Song" Solo Holiday (Okeh/Sony Masterworks) 8:39
Host talks 12:51
Brynn Stanley "Selfie With Santa"Classic Christmas (SonoPath Music, LLC) 13:21
Glenn Crytzer "Christmas in New York" Under the Mistletoe (Blue Rhythm Records) 17:46
Host talks 20:37
Hot Club of Detroit "Skating" It's Christmas on Mack Avenue (Mack Avenue) 21:18
Eric Felten "Let's Start The New Year Right" Home for Christmas (Melotone) 23:50
Host talks 27:00
John Basile "Toyland" Silent Night (StringTime Jazz) 27:32
Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra "Cool Yule (feat. Catherine Russel)" Big Band Holidays II (Blue Engine Records) 30:58
Host talks 37:08
Noel and Maria "My Favorite Things" Merry Christmas My Dear (The Tam Tam Group) 37:47
Peter Curtis "Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer" Christmas with Your Jewish Boyfriend (Bella Barktalk Records) 40:42
Host talks 43:18
Pete King Orchestra "Sleighride" Christmas Jazz & Holiday Blues (Jazz City Records) 43:44
The Accent "It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year" Christmas All the Way (Accent Entertainment, LLC) 46:12
Host talks 50:38
Roy Hargrove "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" A Merry Jazzmas (RCA Victor) 51:29

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