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Mad Boys
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Coventry Carol
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Good King Wenceslas
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Blue Christmas
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Boars Head Carol
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Lady Greensleeves
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In The Bleak Midwinter
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Gabriel's Message
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Meteor of Wondrous Light
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Kevin Max Nashville, Tennessee
Born with a signature vocal style & multiple octave range, singer Kevin Max would go on to win 4 Grammy's & countless other awards with band dcTalk. In 2001, Max would leave the group & create a solo career starting with the album Stereotype Be, produced by Adrian Belew. Garnering a deeply loyal audience, Max has continued to make music in various genres including rock, electronic & spoken word. ... more
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