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Bringing The World Together Through Music DECEMBER 2015 TOP 100 CHART Pos Last Month Up / Down Artist Album Chart Pts 1 10 ↑ 9 Lynn Tredeau SnowLight 653 2 New Entry Jim Stubblefield Encantado 454 3 2 ↓ 1 Terra Guitarra Firelight 400 4 New Entry Amy Barbera Breath of 390 Angels 5 9 ↑ 4 David Vito Om Land 362 Gregoli 6 4 ↓ 2 Amy Faithe The Ascent 329 7 13 ↑ 6 Peter Calandra First Light 254 8 New Entry Doug Hammer Christmas Lights 248 9 7 ↓ 2 Sherry Finzer & Flute Flight 219 Mark Holland 10 3 ↓ 7 Dan Chadburn Keys of Light 179 11 22 ↑ 11 Ron Korb Asia Beauty 174 12 New Entry Raphael Groten Journey Home 159 13 6 ↓ 7 David Nevue Winding Down 147 13 New Entry Jennifer Thomas Winter 147 Symphony 15 1 ↓ 14 Agrelias Castle Elders and 136 Ancestors 16 15 ↓ 1 Angelo Rapan Songs of 118 Leaving 17 29 ↑ 12 HawkDream The Scent of 103 Darkness 18 12 ↓ 6 Keith Richie Ambient Nights 103 19 21 ↑ 2 Scott Cossu Safe In Your 98 Arms 19 5 ↓ 14 Shakila 11:11 City of 98 Love 21 19 ↓ 2 Doug Woods and Colin Powell The Haunting of Sally Caster 22 New Entry Earthshine White Cliff Country 23 31 ↑ 8 Forest Field Angels? 24 66 ↑ 42 Andy Pickford Vanguard 1 25 New Entry Trajik Come and Get It 26 30 ↑ 4 Tim Kays Phenomena 27 17 ↓ 10 Al Jewer & Andy Mitran Surrounding Sky 28 18 ↓ 10 Tim Neumark Moments 29 33 ↑ 4 Robert Slap Atlantis Trilogy: A Brave New World 30 14 ↓ 16 Deuter Illumination of the Heart 31 58 ↑ 27 Chris Haugen Falling Water, Shimmering Strings 32 11 ↓ 21 Loren Evarts Water and Light 33 38 ↑ 5 The San Diego Jewish Men’s Kochi Choir 34 42 ↑ 8 Anima Sacred Alliance 35 New Entry Uwe Gronau Mystical Morning 36 68 ↑ 32 Paul Ellis Moth in Flames 37 52 ↑ 15 Gazz Collins Genetics 6 Beyond Time and Tide 38 37 ↓ 1 Michael Hodges (aka MyklH) Voyage to the Machine Planet 39 47 ↑ 8 Robert Slap Recollections Volume One 40 72 ↑ 32 Candy L Still Run the Water of Memory 41 70 ↑ 29 Corciolli Infinito 42 26 ↓ 16 Dan Kennedy Bloom Road 43 New Entry John Ottot Colors 44 25 ↓ 19 Paul Adams Imaginings 45 27 ↓ 18 Mark Barnes Music 46 36 ↓ 10 Robert Otto Into the Unknown 47 8 ↓ 39 Joanne Lazzaro Under the Stars 48 40 ↓ 8 Nigel Shaw Nocturnes 49 48 ↓ 1 Weathered Wall Dead Walking 50 79 ↑ 29 Forest Field Onwards and Upwards 51 69 ↑ 18 Parallel Worlds & World Adaptor Self Oscillate 52 New Entry Deborah Martin Eye of the Wizard 53 67 ↑ 14 Holland Phillips Daydream Alley 54 54 ↔ Doug Hammer Haiku 55 32 ↓ 23 Heidi Breyer Letters From Far Away 56 New Entry TheKI TheKI 57 71 ↑ 14 Blackmore's Night All Of Our Yesterdays 58 49 ↓ 9 Earthshine Somewhere Around 59 74 ↑ 15 Guy Sweens Universal Language 60 41 ↓ 19 Suzie Tighe Suzie Tighe 61 76 ↑ 15 Wychazel White Wolf Spirit 2 62 80 ↑ 18 Forrest Smithson Ooti 63 New Entry Binar Mushroom Vimana 64 60 ↓ 4 Wouter Love Language Kellerman 65 51 ↓ 14 Al Gromer Khan Lalita 66 28 ↓ 38 Shashana Michel Soul Whispers 67 23 ↓ 44 Kathy Sanborn Lights of Laniakea 68 39 ↓ 29 Carolyn Hillyer The Wyched Wombe 69 New Entry David Hollandsworth Discovery 70 New Entry Neil Patton Between Shadow and Light 71 34 ↓ 37 Luna Ravenhair Swimming in the Sky 72 75 ↑ 3 Martin Neuhold Indigo Tunes II 73 New Entry Claudio Delgift aka C Crystal-clear Grey Eyes 74 New Entry Rick Batyr Music from the Angels 75 16 ↓ 59 Fred Grenot Beyond the Sun 76 55 ↓ 21 Michael Stribling A Better Place 77 New Entry Catherine Duc Voyager 78 44 ↓ 34 Dawn Davi Vexatious 79 New Entry Insingizi African Harmonies 80 65 ↓ 15 Neil Tatar Learning To Fly 81 57 ↓ 24 Rajendra Crosswinds World Teredesai with Flute Bluemonk Conversations 82 New Entry Snowfall 50 Solo Piano 83 43 ↓ 40 David Rose Desert Dawn 84 62 ↓ 22 Tedd Arnold Ghost Child 85 New Entry Deviant Amps Step In CD1/ Step Out CD2 86 New Entry Hybrid Disappear Here 87 New Entry Autumn Kites Whispering Winds 88 New Entry Council of Nine Diagnosis 89 50 ↓ 39 Elise Lebec Heart Song 90 New Entry Gazz Collins Ascension 91 99 ↑ 8 Joe Bongiorno Synfonia 92 64 ↓ 28 Joseph Strider Carbon 14 93 New Entry Magnetic Wind Dreamtime Collection 94 New Entry Public Broadcasting The Race for Space Service 95 New Entry Rene Van Der Stargazer Wouden 96 New Entry Simon Wilkinson Cryosleep Dreams 97 24 ↓ 73 Steven Red Beaten Rushingwind Path 98 New Entry AeTopus When 99 New Entry Bernward Koch Remembering 100 New Entry Celloman Acoustic Collection Vol 1 .
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