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Silent Night
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Silver Bells
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The Christmas Song
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The First Noel
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O Come All Ye Faithful
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Winter Wonderland
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Valerie Jay & The Americanos San Francisco, California
Valerie Jay was born in England. Drawing influences from great country performers such as Patsy Cline and EmmyLou, Jay launched her band 'Valerie Jay & The Americanos' on to the country circuit. Ben Fong-Torres offers: “Valerie Jay is a country belter out of England - Emmylou, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt – Jay’s right in there, mixing country and soul, her voice full of heartbreak and passion.” ... more
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