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As the season of lights continues here in America, we here at Radio EdSoft Films feel that more Yule Tide Spirit is called for. So that means it's time for the Radio EdSoft Films Holiday Extravaganza! We wish you a merry Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, et cetera, and a Happy New Year!

88.1 FM, 97.7 FM. KECG. Radio EdSoft Films. Full playlist on the web at www.edsoftfilms.com/radio. We started off the show with "Dawn ~A New Morning~" by the Mario Galaxy Orchestra. Followed by "This Year’s Girl #2" by the Pizzicato Five. After that, "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" by John Holt and "Jesus bleibet meine Freude" arranged by She roh Sawgee su. This is "Kiyoshi no yoru, or "Silent Night," by Moonriders. Up next, "I've Got a Feeling (Savile Row)" by The Beatles.

88.1 FM, 97.7 FM. KECG. Radio EdSoft Films. Full playlist on the web at www.edsoftfilms.com/radio. Questions or Comments? Send us an email at contact@edsoftfilms.com. This is the Radio EdSoft Films Holiday Extravaganza!

You heard from the Kuricorder Pops Orchestra, followed by Lee Scratch Perry and then Mark Mothersbaugh. This is Toh she oh Masuda's "New Year's 'Let's Begin'". Up next, Shogo Sakai with "Dance!" "Laugh! Be Happy"!

Earlier was Sonny Boy Williamson II, followed by "Juan Schwartz" with "Dead, Dead, Dead." It's a holiday song, really! After that was "Christmas in the Silent Forest" performed by Ilaria Graziano. This is "Mele Kalikimaka la Oe [Merry Christmas to You]" by George Kuo. Up next, more Kuricorder Pops Orchestra, right here on Radio EdSoft Films!

Another year over, a new one's just begun.

88.1 FM, 97.7 FM. KECG. This has been the Radio EdSoft Films Holiday Extravaganza! Full playlist on the web at www.edsoftfilms.com/radio. Questions or Comments? Send us an email at contact@edsoftfilms.com.

Earlier you heard from Koji Kondo, and then Bob Bro zman and Cyril Pahinui with "Auld Lang Syne." And that brought this special Holiday edition of Radio EdSoft Films to a close. I hope you enjoyed it. So, Keep Evolving and Continue Growing, and maybe you'll get a bonus track from none other than the late Isaac Hayes. That's all until next time folks. Adios.