Nancy Jo Hinsen

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2013 Nancy Jo Hinsen
10-10-2013
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
01
Joy to the World
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
03:02
Composers: George Frederick Handel - Isaac Watts - Lowell Mason
02
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
03:59
Composers: Nancy Jo Hinsen - Jeannine O'Neal
03
O Little Town of Bethlehem
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
04:42
Composers: Phillips Brooks - Lewis H. Redner
04
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
03:00
Composers: Felix Mendelssohn - Charles Wesley
05
Winter Wonderland
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
03:00
Composers: Richard B. Smith - Felix Bernard
06
Silent Night / Away in a Manger (Medley)
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
03:54
Composers: Joseph Mohr - John Young - Franz X. Gruber - James R. Murray
07
I Heard the Bells On Christmas Day/Our Sacrifice of Praise (Medley
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
05:52
Composers: Henry W. Longfellow - John Baptiste Calkin - Don Wyrtzen
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EPs
2014 Nancy Jo Publishing Company
26-09-2014
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
01
Always
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
01:59
Composers: Irving Berlin
02
All That You Allow
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
05:03
Composers: Nancy Jo Hinsen
03
Do You Know Why There's Joy At Christmas?
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
04:01
Composers: Nancy Jo Hinsen - Jeannine O'Neal
04
His Eye Is On the Sparrow
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
04:54
Composers: Civilla Martin
05
Amazing Grace
Nancy Jo Hinsen
Always: The Acappella Sounds of Dottie, Gail and Nancy
02:47
Composers: John Newton