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Oh, yeah. I'm Adam Manus.

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Daily Jazz advice.

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Coming at you today. We are coming at you. Did we just lose some listeners? Full on holiday spirit. This cat came out with straight up like Peanuts Christmas. Well, I mean, you know, I'm trying to jazz it up. We have a funny thing with our, what we call our cold open. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sometimes it's freezing cold like that one. We always have this moment where we kind of look at each other like, are we going to leave that? And we usually leave it. We always leave it. We do always leave it. Never is good. Well, sometimes we say politically incorrect things, and we still leave it as well. But no, why was I snap my fingers and singing them holiday rhymes? Well, we had,

here in America, we had Thanksgiving yesterday. So today is the Friday after Thanksgiving. We can officially play holiday tunes. Right. Although Christmas trees and holiday sales have been up for

like the last three weeks since Halloween pretty much. I know. A lot of people started very early.

But we thought we would coach you through some options. I mean, listen, there's no surprises on this list. Let's be honest. There's not a lot of holiday tunes. There's not a lot of holiday tunes. And good ones. There's a lot of holidays. There's a lot of bad ones. I actually think some of these aren't even Christmas tunes. And the fact that you say barely, that's why we call this the seven bearable holiday tunes. Very funny. Some of these can be played in an unbearable way, too. You know what I'm saying? Absolutely. Before we get to that, we're going to talk about our sponsor, which we are so excited. The feedback is so fun when you get to sponsor something that it's like we're giving a little holiday gift to you. We know it's right up our listeners out. Yeah, the product is so good. Of course the feedback. Yeah. And so this is AnyTune. And the thing about this, you know, this is how you're going to use this app. You know, because it's a little bit hard to explain. So I'm just going to tell you how you would use it. You download it.

You can get the free version if you're that kind of holiday cheapskate.

That's fine.

No, you can start there, but you're going to want to go pro. Very reasonably priced. But you can start free. Let's say that you're under a little pressure. you got a little Christmas gig coming up

because we are in the season

and you haven't learned some songs.

This is going to let you optimize your practice time.

For sure. gig coming up because we are in the season and you haven't learned some songs. This is going

to let you optimize your practice time. Because you're going to load in your favorite version,

maybe a little Ella Fitzgerald, maybe a little Charlie Brown, Christmas, wherever you need

to learn your song, you're going to load it into any tune. You're going to take your iPhone,

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