I'M WE'RE JUST SAYIN': The 57th Annunal Six Degrees Traveler Holiday Music Extravaganza!

December 22, 2006

The 57th Annunal Six Degrees Traveler Holiday Music Extravaganza!

From the Six Degrees Records website:

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The new installment of Six Degrees' weekly internet radio broadcast is now up on i-Tunes' Radio Section (Under the Eclectic or Electronica headings) or at live365.com.

We are also now on Jazz Iz Radio at jazzizradio.com

On this week's edition of Six Degrees Traveler we bring you our third annual Holiday Music Special presented by our special guest host Krup (the undisputed king of eclectic holiday tunes). This is not your typical holiday music show. I REPEAT- THIS IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL HOLIDAY MUSIC SHOW! Krup rocks X-Mas Traveler style with an insane collection of rarities, mash ups, remixes and rockers both old and new.

Check out the full playlist at sixdegrees.com.

And best of all, it's FREE!

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