The Musical Antidote to Holiday Hubbub

Spinning on Air | Dec 13, 2013

During this busy time of year, how 'bout we listen to some music that provides an antidote to the holiday hubbub; space in which to relax and breathe--or even think! David Garland opens the door to a beautiful room of sound featuring James Blackshaw, Lubomyr Melnyk, Roger Eno, Doug Wieselman, and itsnotyouitsme.

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