Vinylly Friday

This week on Vinylly Friday, Eddie and Tim get funky a week early with a special holiday episode, featuring the album "It's a Holiday Soul Party" by the Dap Kings and the late Sharon Jones, a talent that left this world way too soon.   Also in this episode, Tim invites Eddie over for dinner in the spirit of the holidays (and because he owes him) and Tim confuses a deceased saxophonist for a U.S. Supreme Court Justice. Eddie and Tim go in-depth on the generations of holiday music, discuss some cheeky Christmas innuendo, Tim sings... again (unfortunately), and gets his Christmas comeuppance for alienating high school choral singers.    Corrections (because we will get letters):  Clarence Clemons was the former saxophonist for the E Street Band who passed away in 2011. Clarence Thomas was appointed as a U.S. Supreme Court Justice in 1991 and, as of recording, is currently serving as such. White Christmas was first released by Irving Berlin in 1942. Our Lady of Guadalupe is celebrated on December 12th, and the ar