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December Newsletter Season Greetings! Nothing gets you into the holiday spirit better than the right

December Newsletter [JazzRadio.com logo]( [Christmas Channels]( Season Greetings! Nothing gets you into the holiday spirit better than the right music. Celebrate with all your favorite Jazz interpretations of seasonal favorites with our two popular Holiday channels: [Holiday Jazz]( [Holiday Smooth Jazz]( [More Channels for you to enjoy!]( Holiday music not your cup of tea? Here are 3 JAZZRADIO.com channels that can accompany you: [Sinatra Style]( This is for fans of the late and great Frank Sinatra and the Great American Songbook writers inspired by the man. These tunes will create the perfect setting for Christmas dinner. [Vocal Legends]( For someone that prefers to wind down and relax in front of the fireplace during winter time, let the Vocal Legends keep you company. From Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and many more – these are the unforgettable voices singing the classics you love. [Latin Jazz]( Having a New Year’s Party? Tune in to the Latin Jazz channel where the lively rhythms and spirit of Latin America meet Jazz – a truly exceptional and spicy flavor of the beloved genre. For those who love to dance the whole New Year’s weekend through! [Follow Us on Social Media!]( Did you know that you can find JAZZRADIO.com on Instagram now? Head on over and follow us today! [Instagram.com/jazzradionow]( And have you liked and followed us on [Facebook]( and [Twitter]( yet? Give us a like on our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter to stay up to date with our latest news, music suggestions, and amusing jazz facts. Enjoy more great music! Check out our sister sites for great music from many different styles and eras. Log in with your same account: [ClassicalRadio.com]( [RadioTunes]( [ROCKRADIO.com]( [DI.FM - Electronic Music]( Happy Holidays and a Happy (and jazzy) New Year to all our listeners! [iOS App]( [Android App]( [Facebook]( [Twitter]( Radio Now, LLC. 501 S. Cherry St, Suite 1100 Denver CO, 80246 To unsubscribe or change your email settings, [Click Here](

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