Santaphone by Southside Aces
Tracklist
| 1. | Deck the Hall | 3:13 |
| 2. | Santaphone | 5:59 |
| 3. | Christmas Night in Harlem | 3:41 |
| 4. | Santa Claus is Coming to Town | 4:07 |
| 5. | Away in the Manger | 4:36 |
| 6. | Santa's New Suit | 2:43 |
| 7. | Winter Wonderland | 5:44 |
| 8. | God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen | 3:05 |
| 9. | White Christmas | 3:25 |
| 10. | This Christmas | 3:34 |
| 11. | The Christmas Song | 3:03 |
Credits
released November 23, 2012
Erik Jacobson-santaphone, vocal 2
Tony Balluff-clarinet
Robert Bell-guitar
Zack Lozier-cornet, trumpet, vocal 4
Dave Michael-drums, bells
Steve Sandberg-trombone, vocal 3
Special Guests:
Charlie DeVore-vocal 7
Randi Grundahl Rexroth, Andrea Wollenberg,
Karen Vieno Paurus-vocal 6
Rick Rexroth-vocal 2, 5, 10
Andrew "Dizzy" Gillespie-tambourine 1, 2 cowbell 2
Music arranged by Tony Balluff
except track 8, Tony Balluff and Robert Bell
and track 6, vocal arrangement Randi Grundahl Rexroth
Recorded and mixed by Lance Conrad, Humans Win! Minneapolis, MN
Mastered by Rob Schlette anthem mastering
Design, cover and back cover photographs by Jonathan Hankin
Interior photograph by Claudia Hankin
Produced by Southside Aces
Erik Jacobson-santaphone, vocal 2
Tony Balluff-clarinet
Robert Bell-guitar
Zack Lozier-cornet, trumpet, vocal 4
Dave Michael-drums, bells
Steve Sandberg-trombone, vocal 3
Special Guests:
Charlie DeVore-vocal 7
Randi Grundahl Rexroth, Andrea Wollenberg,
Karen Vieno Paurus-vocal 6
Rick Rexroth-vocal 2, 5, 10
Andrew "Dizzy" Gillespie-tambourine 1, 2 cowbell 2
Music arranged by Tony Balluff
except track 8, Tony Balluff and Robert Bell
and track 6, vocal arrangement Randi Grundahl Rexroth
Recorded and mixed by Lance Conrad, Humans Win! Minneapolis, MN
Mastered by Rob Schlette anthem mastering
Design, cover and back cover photographs by Jonathan Hankin
Interior photograph by Claudia Hankin
Produced by Southside Aces
License
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The sounds of the Jazz Age from the New Orleans dance hall and points north. From Jelly Roll Morton and King Oliver to the Chicago joys of Louis Armstrong and the evocative compositions of early Duke Ellington. From George Lewis and Paul Barbarin to original music in the style. The Southside Aces sextet has been making music since 2003.