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Playlist: Deck The Halls - The Salsoul Orchestra with Marian Rolle Working For The Weekend - Loverboy Under Pressure - Queen with David Bowie Come Go With Me - The Beach Boys Take My Heart (You Can Have It If You Want It) - Kool & The Gang Our Lips Are Sealed - The Go-Go's Shake It Up - The Cars Hooked On Classics - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Centerfold - The J. Geils Band Diamond Ring – Billy Nichols I Can't Go For That (No Can Do) - Daryl Hall & John Oates It Doesn't Matter at All - 10cc - slow dance Let's Groove Tonight - Earth, Wind & Fire You Don't Know a Good Thing - Michael Zager Band

CrAzY MarK caught up with MARTIN HIRCHAK at FANTASTICON! Get the Comic Book Scoop on his new work with The SKYMAN! We tried to get the interview without a lot of background noise, but wound up with J Geils in the background from the overhead PA.

Eric Holland has been lazy recording videos this summer but that does not mean he hasn't been seeing shows. Here's a quick recap of ones by John Hiatt, The Kills, J. Geils Band, Terrence Blanchard, Taj Mahal, and Sia.

About This Video From the artist, best known for Santa Baby comes her latest release: Cry Me A River Review: The song, which speaks about sweet revenge, has been revived very successfully by Cynthia Basinet. While there are hints of the original Julie London version, Ms. Basinet's rendition is particularly bluesy, while being a bit more sensual. Accompanied by a sensitive rhythm section, the singer displays her beautiful voice on a version full of desire, regret, and quiet satisfaction at how the broken love affair turned out. The results are haunting and memorable. ~Scott Yanow, author of ten jazz books including The Jazz Singers, Jazz On Film and Jazz On Record 1917-76 Written by Arthur Hamilton Vocals - Cynthia Basinet Piano - Lee Musiker Acoustic Rhythm Guitar- Gerry Beaudoin Acoustic Bass- Jesse Williams Piano and Voice Recorded Nola Studios NYC NY Engineered and Mixed : Tim Kelher Post recording and Post Production : Produced by J. Geils and Gerry Beaudoin for Francesca Records Waltham MA

From the artist best known for SANTA BABY comes a new single, CRY ME A RIVER. (In the studio) Review: The song, which speaks about sweet revenge, has been revived very successfully by Cynthia Basinet. While there are hints of the original Julie London version, Ms. Basinet's rendition is particularly bluesy, while being a bit more sensual. Accompanied by a sensitive rhythm section, the singer displays her beautiful voice on a version full of desire, regret, and quiet satisfaction at how the broken love affair turned out. The results are haunting and memorable. ~Scott Yanow, author of ten jazz books including The Jazz Singers, Jazz On Film and Jazz On Record 1917-76 Written by Arthur Hamilton Vocals - Cynthia Basinet Piano - Lee Musiker Acoustic Rhythm Guitar- Gerry Beaudoin Acoustic Bass- Jesse Williams Piano and Voice Recorded Nola Studios NYNY Engineered and Mixed : Tim Kelher Post recording and Post Production : Produced by J. Geils and Gerry Beaudoin for Francesca Records Waltham MAF