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Who Comes This Night
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A Christmas Song
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The Friendly Beasts
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O Come, O Come Emmanuel
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The Coventry Carol
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The Holly and the Ivy
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In the Bleak Midwinter
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Mike and Carleen McCornack Eugene, Oregon
Mike and Carleen McCornack began performing together in the early 70s. Their songwriting comes to life with superb vocal harmony and sparkling guitar accompaniment. Their songs are filled with themes of love, humor and the natural world. They are known for both their award-winning children’s recordings and music for “grownups”. They live in Eugene, Oregon with their two Labradors and two cats. ... more
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