You were never good in math.  This photo is from Xmas 1991. You were born in April darling

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Mr. Christmas

O Come All Ye Faithful

My Grown Up Christmas List Cover Recording
Recorded at Studio Chorus, Degelis Quebec

Photo: Baby Justine Koroscil circa 1992

My Grown Up Christmas List- Amy Grant Cover

Silent night, Holy night
All is calm, all is bright
Round yon virgin, mother and child
Holy infant, tender and mild
Sleep in heavenly peace,
Sleep in heavenly peace.

Sleep, sleep.

Silent night, Holy Night

"Silent Night" - Pentatonix (Cover)

Home For Christmas

Breath Of Heaven (Mary's Song)

On This Winter's Night

The First Noel

Noël

O Holy Night

Holiday Spirits

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing / Angels We Have Heard on High

Julie Lee
The versatile mezzo-soprano inhabits songs inspired by all forms of Americana music. Her music steps the listener back in time to a period where everything had so much more sentiment. As songwriter, her songs have been recorded by Alison Krauss, Pam Tillis, Ron Block, Mark Erelli and more. Julie is also a well established visual artist and has actually been doing that longer than she’s been a tunesmith. Those two lives have remained mostly separate until a mysterious scrap of paper she used in one of her art pieces inspired the beginnings of a song. Her newest project, Julie Lee & The Baby Daddies was produced and engineered by Phil Harris at PH Balanced Recordings in 2011. Lee has toured extensively as a solo artist in Europe and in the States, had several publishing and record deals, released 6 albums, and made a humble living as an artist extraordinaire.
http://www.julielee.org/fr_home.cfm

Mike Farris
In music there are those special artists that seem to transcend genre and defy categorization. From time to time one hears a voice that can stop you dead in your tracks and shake your very foundation to the core. Mike Farris is that artist and he has that voice. He formed his first group, The Screamin’ Cheetah Willies, in 1990 and they released three major-label albums and had sustained success on the U.S. rock charts in the 1990s. In June of 2007, Farris released the critically acclaimed Salvation in Lights, which married old time roots gospel sounds with his own unique arrangements inspired by New Orleans, Stax Records, and The Blues. The music was both spiritual and personal for Mike as it dealt with individual struggle, but it also had a commonality that music fans from all walks of life could enjoy. In 2008 he won the Americana Music Association’s “New & Emerging Artist of the Year” award and started to make a name for himself as a dynamic performer. Mike continues to amaze audiences, whether it’s a solo performance or with any one of his many configurations. His voice connects and mesmerizes in such a way that it does not matter if the songs are his own compositions or from 200 years ago. As Mike puts it: “this music…. it’s so beyond us, we only perpetuate it…we are just cooks in the kitchen.”
http://www.mikefarrismusic.com/

Rod McGaha
A past winner of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award for Outstanding Jazz Trumpeter and the Oak Lawn Jazz Festival All Star Award, McGaha has joined the ranks of some of the most promising up and coming jazz players today. McGaha is an artist able to bring many gifts to his music. As a trumpeter, composer, vocalist, lyricist and producer, McGaha is unique in his ability to combine a wide variety of influences into an eclectic, globally conscious blend which rings totally fresh. Raised in Chicago, McGaha’s father was a huge jazz buff who turned him on to Miles and Louis Armstrong at an early age, He began playing both guitar and trumpet around fourth grade, but eventually focused on the horn due to a high school teacher’s great influence. After playing in numerous school bands and clubs around town, McGaha began his professional career right out of high school touring with the Duke of Earl himself, Gene Chandler. Later, while attending Northeastern University in Chicago and then DePaul University on scholarship, his eyes were opened to traditional jazz for the first time. Famed trumpeter Clark Terry (who played with Duke Ellington and Count Basie) discovered McGaha at a local festival and took the young performer under his wing. While McGaha’s extensive resume as a sideman includes gigs and tours with top pop and soul names like Kenny Rogers, Bebe and Cece Winans, The O’Jays, Take 6 and Lou Rawls, he is also a highly decorated jazz performer. His song “Wish I Knew” was recorded by Shelby Lynne and is featured in the movie “Two If By Sea”. McGaha has played his music all over the world, with stops in Egypt, Nigeria, Europe and Japan. Nashville is very lucky to be able claim him as our own now.
http://rodmcgaha.instantencore.com/web/splash.aspx

Julie Lee- vocals, banjo ukulele
Mike Farris- vocals
Rod McGaha- trumpet
Ethan Ballinger- electric guitar
Ben DeBerry- electric bass
Jon Radford- drums 

An East Nashville Christmas was made at PH Balanced Recordings by Phil Harris, who produced, recorded, mixed, and mastered the entire album over the last year. 
Robert Trapp was the assistant engineer, and Antonia Cove was the executive producer. 
www.eastnashvillechristmas.com

Go Tell It On The Mountain (Julie Lee, Mike Farris, & Rod Mc Gaha)

Merry Christmas To You (Great Big Family Edition)

Because It's Christmas

Christmas Traditions

Hark the Herald Angels Sing

Oh Holy Night

Justine Everett (Koroscil) is a singer from Grand Falls, NB. She graduated from Mount Allison University in 2013 with a Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance and has numerous performance credits, equally as a soloist, back-vocalist and choir member. Justine now resides in Fredericton where she is a singer-songwriter with the Fredericton local band, Les Chanterelles. She is a member of the Fredericton Music Festival committee and has a private music studio where she teaches music lessons privately and in groups.

My Grown Up Christmas List- Amy Grant Cover

Justine Everett

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