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Hey y'all from NPR I'm Sam Sanders it's been a minute. Happy, happy holidays. In

honor of the holiday season and the holiday spirit we're going to give you

perhaps the most festive interview and it's been a minute history. It's a

conversation full of good Christmas music and full of good cheer. Talking about

my interview with Grammy Award winner PJ Morton. You may know PJ Morton as

the keyboard player from the room five but he's an amazing solo R&B artist in

his own right. Last year around this time PJ put out a really well-done Christmas

album Christmas classics with the soul of Stevie Wonder and Donnie Hathaway and

a sprinkle of New Orleans bounce on top really really good stuff. This album is

called Christmas with PJ Morton. We here on the show thought that my chat with

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