Free MP3 download from All About Jazz: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen from Rick's first Christmas CD.

These two timeless, critically acclaimed holiday jazz recordings are must haves this Christmas season.
Presented by a swinging and soulful piano trio with percussion, they make the perfect, unique stocking stuffers.

 
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Rick Gallagher
piano

Paul Thompson
bass

Tom Wendt
drums

George Jones
percussion
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Silver Bells (4:10)
Snowriding (4:13)
O Little Town of Bethlehem (5:57)
The First Noel (4:36)
Carol of the Bells (5:11)
Wonderful Christmastime (3:36)
What Are You Doing New Year's Eve? (5:37)
I Saw Three Ships (4:01)
Joy to the World (3:53)
Here We Come A-Wassailing (4:54)
Caroling, Caroling (3:41)
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear (3:06)
Sleigh Ride (4:33)
Little Drummer Boy (5:37)
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (5:39)
Holly And The Ivy (2:01)
O Come All Ye Faithful (4:17)
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (5:22)
O Holy Night (4:17)
O Come, O Come Emmanuel (3:47)
Let It Snow (3:35)
Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas (5:19)
A Child Is Born (4:29)
Sing We Now Of Christmas (4:16)
Silent Night (1:21)

...Snowriding is a premier, straight-ahead, holiday jazz recording...
--All About Jazz, Dec. 2006

Pianist Rick Gallagher and his quartet have one of the best new instrumental jazz CDs... If you like the Vince Guaraldi Charlie Brown CD, you'll love Rick's disc.
--Gerry Grzyb, The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wis.

...a terrific new piano trio (plus percussion) collection. As with the first, Gallagher's arrangements succeed by keeping the tune familiar without sacrificing the jazz.
--Jazz Week (Ed Trefzger), December 2006

Gallagher's arrangements are infectiously inventive, and he has a knack for confounding expectations...Get this one; it's a keeper.
--Davis Enterprise, December 2004

Last year's favorite Christmas album at CD Baby is this year's "must have." If you're in the market for a Christmas album at all, don't waste one more minute looking any further than the Rick Gallagher jazz trio. This is Christmas music at its classiest, at its most sophisticated and in its least cliche, least commercial form.
--CD Baby, December 2003