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Vince Guaraldi Trio “Christmastime Is Here” / “Linus & Lucy"
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Theo tells the story of the jazz pianist and his band’s unlikely, ubiquitous Christmas classic and the TV special that it soundtracked.
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56:26|2 of 2 parts: Michael tells the story of the Fort Worth alternative band's creepy, cult-ish 1994 rock radio staple.
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