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George Burton, Christian Sands, Isaiah J. Thompson & Kait Dunton

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Welcome the annual Christmas Hour of jazz music. Kicking off our 2023 edition is keyboardist Kait Dunton with a funky collection of holiday tunes. From there, we dig into a host of new holiday releases by Christian Sands, Isaiah J. Thompson, Adam Shulman and George Burton. We also include a nice duo from Gregory Porter & Samara Joy. The fitting end to the hour comes from Solitaire Miles with her outfit known as Susie Blue & The Lonesome Fellas. Have the joyful holiday season and a magical 2024, kids. Dig the jazzzz...

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  • Kait Dunton "The Little Funky Drummer Boy " A Very Keyboard Christmas (Real & Imagined Music) 0:00
  • Host talks 3:51
  • Buselli-Wallarab Jazz Orchestra "Skating" Carol of the Bells (Patois Records) 5:51
  • Christian Sands "Let It Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!" Christmas Stories (Mack Avenue Records) 10:06
  • Host talks 15:08
  • Gregory Porter & Samara Joy "What Are You Doing New Years Eve" Christmas Wish (Universal) 17:09
  • Isaiah J.Thompson "Christmas is Coming" A Guaraldi Holiday (Outside in Music) 24:07
  • Host talks 29:32
  • Karen Stachel "I Wonder as I Wander'" A Whim and a Prayer (Purple Room Productions) 32:01
  • George Gee Swing Orchestra "O Tannenbaum" Winter Wonderland (George Gee Swing Orchestra) 37:08
  • Host talks 40:00
  • Adam Shulman "We Wish You a Funky Christmas" We Wish You A Funky Christmas (Cellar Live) 41:01
  • George Burton "Christmas Waltz" The Yule Log (Porge Records) 44:05
  • Host talks 45:04
  • Teddy Horangic & Frank Lacy "The Christmas Song" This Christmas With Night Is Alive (Night is Alive) 48:02
  • John Paul McGee "Christmas Time is Here" A Gospejazzical Christmas (Jazz Urbane Records) 50:00
  • Host talks 51:34
  • Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas "Boogie Boogie Santa" Holiday Single (Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas) 52:31

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