Hearts Full of Thanksgiving

https://youtu.be/Wg1ojXzrkVw

A timeless Thanksgiving jazz waltz in the warm Vince Guaraldi style, gentle 3/4 piano, brushed drums, and a tender soulful male + harmonious female duet. Turkey on the table, family all around, and Dad & Grandpa cheering the game, pure cozy gratitude in every note. Your new holiday classic starts here.

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