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With timeless selections “Christmas Time Is Here” and “Linus and Lucy,” A Charlie Brown Christmas continues to be America’s most popular holiday album, with a 5x platinum certification making it the joint best-selling Jazz album of all-time and an annual family tradition since 1965.

Vince Guaraldi Trio
Vince Guaraldi – piano, bandleader, Hammond organ on “Hark, The Herald Angels Sing”
Fred Marshall – double bass
Monty Budwig – double bass (“Linus and Lucy”)
Jerry Granelli – drums
Colin Bailey – drums (“Linus and Lucy”)

Tracks
“O Tannenbaum” (Ernst Anschütz) – 5:08
“What Child Is This” (William Chatterton Dix) – 2:25
“My Little Drum” (Vince Guaraldi) – 3:12
“*Linus and Lucy*” (Guaraldi) – 3:06
“Christmas Time Is Here (instrumental)” (Guaraldi) – 6:05
“Christmas Time Is Here (vocal)” (Guaraldi, Lee Mendelson) – 2:47
“*Skating*” (Guaraldi) – 2:27
“Hark, the Herald Angels Sing” (Charles Wesley) – 1:55
“Christmas Is Coming” (Guaraldi) – 3:25
“Für Elise” (Ludwig van Beethoven) – 1:06
“The Christmas Song” (Mel Tormé, Robert Wells) – 3:17

“Linus and Lucy” starts at 10:48!

“Skating” at 22:48!

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The music video features images of legacy rock stars including Gene Simmons of KISS, Mick Jagger of The Rolling Stones, and Dave Grohl of Foo Fighters among others. The images of legacy acts are accompanied by previous headlines and quotes from the performers as they threw support behind government mandates, performed shows exclusively for the vaccinated, and shunned fans who questioned government mandates.

“Well there ain’t no rock and roll / Ever since they sold out Rolling Stone,” Skistimas sings. “All the words that were sung in the past / Will never feel the same when we’re looking back.”

The rebellious anthem also throws criticism towards the Woodstock generation as Skistimas declares, “There ain’t no peace and love / Ever since the sixties kids grew up.” …

“The blues has lost its soul / All the punks gave the man control / And every pop star’s bought and sold,” Skistimas sings.

Five Times August also criticizes Bob Dylan and Joni Mitchell, whose songs famously discussed civil rights, corporatism, and featured anti-war sentiments, saying “no one stuck around for their protest job.” (story)

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Emotionally moving!

“They all just do what the TV say.”

Woke up this morning
And the first thing I did see
Was mountains rising to the sky
On every side of me

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1883 Music-Only Trailer composed by Brian Tyler

1883 Main Titles

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Best part of this song and the entire album starts at 5:08

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Peaceful and Repeatable!

Rick Beato talks about this fantastic performance, not easy to do without accompaniment here: Rick Beato: Why ‘Wichita Lineman’ is one of the greatest songs ever!

Watch Glenn Campbell’s solo performance on YouTube (should start at 8:36)

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There was a man who walked on water
He came to set the people free
He was the ultimate example
Of what love can truly be
‘Cause His love was His life
And He gave it away
You gotta give it away

As we live
Moving side by side
May we learn to give
(May, may we learn to give)
Learn to sacrifice

You gotta give it away

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Use me, Jesus
Use me, Father
‘Cause You know I’m Yours
(All Yours)
And my hands are Yours
(All Yours)
And my time is Yours
(All Yours)
To use for Your will

This is in no way support for the New Age movement.

Deep and sonically rich!

The bass is going for it too, starting at 3:23!

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‘The Pretender” repeats for an hour — pray along

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Powerful motivational song to stand up to the liars; though, Dave Grohl seems to have swallowed some of their lies; is being used to help promote the deep state’s tyranny.

“The Pretender” reveals the activities of people in authority who in a bid to stay in power use all forms of lies and pretense to control the beliefs and emotions of citizens. The speaker explains that these Pretenders, due to their thirst for power make sure that they keep their followers in the dark so they can continually control them.

As the narrator reveals the destruction these bad people cause by keeping most people stuck, he distinguishes himself by stating that he will no longer be controlled by them. In the chorus, the writer further presents himself as a person who is willing to speak against them, expose them and fight for change while doing what is right. Despite the fact that these pretenders in authority may have not faced any opposition for a long time, he is ready to challenge them. And in doing so, he will reveal their deceptive secrets and start a revolution which will open the eyes of the majority. (source)

Song Video

‘Higher’ on repeat

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Ambient dreamscape banjo and lap steel?!! Surprisingly succeeds!

Mark Peters: guitar, bass, piano, banjo, lap steel, synthesizer, ukulele, harmonica, percussion.

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