Originally aired 50 years ago, A Charlie Brown Christmas still stands apart from other holiday specials thanks to its uniquely wistful tone and ghostly jazz soundtrack. Ron Hart talks with artists from a variety of genres (and religions) about their memories of the show and its indelible music.
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