Jay Patten Impressions Of Christmas CD

Impressions Of Christmas Music

Category	Jazz Albums, Jazz Instrument CDs, Fusion
Label	Flamingo
Orig Year	1995
CD Universe Part number	7124683
Catalog number	80337
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 02, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	39 minutes
Personnel	Tom Roady Bob Mater Kerry Marx - guitar Duncan Mullins - bass Tommy Wells Larry Chaney Ralph Vitello Bob Patin Dwight Scott - keyboards Mike Elliot List all 20 contributors

Jay Patten Impressions Of Christmas Songs

1.	Sleigh Ride
2.	Christmas Song, The
3.	What Child Is This
4.	God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen	$0.99
5.	Oh Tannenbaum
6.	Oh Holy Night
7.	Special Kind of Christmas
8.	We Three Kings
9.	Joy
10.	I Heard the Bells
11.	Angels We Have Heard on High
12.	Preludio di Natale/Silent Night

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