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"In 2005 Mannheim Steamroller and Chip Davis teamed with WestStar TalkRadio Network to produce an unparalleled twelve hour Christmas radio program Mannheim Steamroller's An American Christmas. Hosted primarily by Chip Davis together with the programs' producer/writer, Barry Young, An American Christmas has grown to become a favorite Christmas Eve and Christmas Day radio offering broadcast and heard in most American cities and towns each holiday."

Created in 2005 and the article already claims it is a favorite that is offered in most cities each holiday season? i only count three seasons having occurred so far. being replayed twice is hardly enough to consider it a favorite or establish a pattern of it being played regularly.

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I was just about to post the same thing! Except I count only TWO seasons so far ... the 2007 holiday season hasn't even really begun yet! Adding cite request ... Scrutchfield 18:05, 3 November 2007 (UTC)

• In 1987, Manheim Steamroller did a full album based on the music of Classical Glass. The cover has a clear guitar on it with a gasoline nozzle inserted in the center hole, and a background that fades from very light blue near the center to a lining of black around the edges. I just can't find my copy to post the album, it's cover, and the song list here, yet. Trlwnc (talk) 04:49, 20 April 2008 (UTC)