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Christmas
in Prison
This 73-minute music CD by the superb inmate acoustic guitar duo,
Jailhouse Guitar Willie, features instrumental arrangements of
favorite seasonal songs of prison inmates and those who have shown
compassion towards them, including Chuck Colson of Prison Fellowship
Ministries, Pat Nolan of Justice Fellowship, James Gondles of
American Correctional Association, U.S. Congressman John Conyers
Jr., U.S. Congressman Danny Davis, DC Mayor Anthony A. and Virginia
Williams, DC Councilwoman Kathy Patterson, Reverend Bruce Bavinger,
Rabbi Dennis Beck-Berman, Nadine Strossen of the American Civil
Liberties Union, Julie Stewart and Laura Sager of Families Against
Mandatory Minimums, Marc Mauer of The Sentencing Project, Nkechi
Taifa of Open Society Institute, Helen Thorne of Prisons Foundation,
Lionell Thomas and Jose Dominguez of the DC Commission on the
Arts and Humanities, Terri Bishop of Community for Creative Nonviolence,
and Donald Page and Antoinette Bridges of Mitch Snyder Arts and
Education Center. This CD was produced by Lisa Missenda, who does
background singing on the final track, “Christmas in Prison.”
Songs on the CD
1. Blue Christmas [Hayes-Johnson] 1:48
2. March of the Wooden Soldiers [Jessel] 1:59
3. I’ll Be Home for Christmas [Kent-Gannon] 2:52
4. Joy to the World [Mason-Watts] 1:46
5. The Christmas Song [Torme-Wells] 2:33
6. Hark! the Herald Angels Sing [Mendelsshohn-Wesley] 2:48
7. O Christmas Tree [Traditional] 1:46
8. Waltz of the Flowers (from Nutcracker Suite) [Tchaikovsky]
2:15
9. O Holy Night [Adam-Dwight] 3:10
10. Silver Bells [Evans-Livingston] 2:46
11. Ave Maria [Schubert] 2:37
12.Feliz Navidad [Feliciano] 2:33
13. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Martin-Blane] 2:37
14. Light One Candle [Yarrow] 2:28
15. Ave Maria [Charles Gounod] 2:08
16. My Favorite Things [Rogers-Hammerstein] 2:36
17. Panis Angelicus [Franck] 4:03
18. Kwanzaa Harambe (Pulling Together) [Willie] 1:50
19. The Skaters Waltz [Waldteufel] 3:06
20. Silent Night [Gruber-Mohr] 3:21
21. White Christmas [Berlin] 3:30
22. Chanukah, O Chanukah [Traditional] 2:19
23. The Little Drummer Boy [Davis-Onorati-Simone] 3:36
24. O Come, O Come Emmanuel [Traditional] 2:19
25. The Holly and the Ivy [Traditional] 2:29
26. The Dreidl [Traditional] 1:58
27. Christmas in Prison [Prine] 5:42
Total Album Time 73:00
About Jailhouse Guitar Willie
and the Prisons Foundation
Jailhouse Guitar Willie is an acoustic guitar duo consisting of
Dennis Sobin and Steve Andrew. Even though Dennis was released
from prison in 2003, while Steve remains there, their music lives.
Dennis has vowed to continue to play and record on his own, pending
the release of his friend and partner Steve. In this Christmas
in Prison CD, Dennis recorded both his part and Steve’s.
He has several other recording projects in the works in which
he will similarly record both duet parts. Dennis currently serves
as spokesperson for the Prisons Foundation, which seeks to reduce
the length of incarceration for prisoners, change laws that incarcerate
victimless offenders (like his partner Steve who got 14 years)
and promote the arts and education behind bars.


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in Prison
We
would appreciate your contribution in any amount.
Contributors of $12 will receive a Christmas
in Prison CD in standard card packaging,
and contributors of $15.00 will receive a Christmas
in Prison CD in delux jewel case (see
photos below). These prices include free mailing
anywhere in the U.S. You may order as many as
you wish and they will be sent with a note saying
you are the sender. |
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You can listen to six sample
songs from Christmas in Prison !! |
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Or you
may order (printable order form)
your copy by sending a check, money order or purchase order
(purchase orders are acceptable from established organizations
only) to:
Prisons Foundation
1600 K Street NW, Suite 501
Washington, DC 20006 |
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PRISONS FOUNDATION.ORG
1600 K Street NW, Suite 501, Washington, DC 20006. E-mail: Staff@PrisonsFoundation.org
Phone: 202-393-1511
Notice: The Internal Revenue Service has determined that the Prisons Foundation is a publicly-supported 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization and that, in view of its official nonprofit status, contributions made to the Prisons Foundation are deductible to the fullest extent of the
law.
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