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This year’s Wake Up Q Christmas Special may have been the best ever!
We had some terrific local musicians sharing a holiday song with you.
Tink Bennett of Tailor Made, Greg McQuade, Mike Allinger, Lonnie Park, Billy Golicki, Marie Burns and friends, Don Davis (Double D to Q Country fans!) and Nick Stark and the amazing Ed Clute!
The show was about 2 and a half hours, they’re right here for you.
If you missed it, take a listen here:
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