THE CITY OF RENO GEARS UP FOR ITS JULY 30

CELEBRATION OF ‘GREG LONDON DAY’

IN HONOR OF THE STAR OF ‘ICONMAN,’ ONE OF

THE LONGEST RUNNING SHOWS EVER

IN SAMMY’S SHOWROOM AT HARRAH’S

The Master Musical Impressionist’s New

Single “Cool Change” Jumps To #16 On The FMQB AC40

Airplay Chart, Just Behind Contemporary Pop Icons

Kelly Clarkson, Pink, Taylor Swift and Nickelback

The city of Reno, Nevada is declaring Thursday, July 30 “Greg London Day” in honor of the star of “ICONMAN,” one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno.

Recently voted the “Best Entertainer In Nevada” in Nevada Magazine’s 2009 Best of Nevada Readers Survey, the master musical impressionist (www.gregorylondon.com) has been chosen for this honor for a variety of exciting reasons.

London, who continues to be an unofficial “goodwill ambassador” for Reno, is doing something special for some of the state’s true icons, saluting members of the Carson City Air National Guard with a special two-for-one ticket deal every Thursday night this month.

During London’s recent appearance at the Reno Rodeo, a crowd of 6,000 chanted “ICONMAN, ICONMAN!” The singer also sang the national anthem at a Reno Aces baseball game earlier this season. On August 5, 7, 8 and 9, he will help celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the South Shore Room at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe by bringing “ICONMAN”—recently voted “Best Show In Northern Nevada” by Nevada Magazine”—to the fabled venue.

London and his wife Monika are deeply involved in a wide variety of children related charities, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, Children’s Cancer Society, PANCAN Pancreatic Cancer Research and The V Foundation.

Speaking of icons, London’s latest single, a cover of Little River Band’s classic “Cool Change” leaps from #21 to #16 on this week’s FMQB AC40 Radio Airplay Chart, just behind tracks by some of pop music’s biggest stars: Kelly Clarkson, Pink, Taylor Swift and Nickelback.

This week, “Cool Change,” which was produced by “ICONMAN” musical director David Zeman, also moves to #1 on Radio & Records Adult Contemporary’s New and Active chart and is #31 on the overall AC chart. It also made an incredible jump from #47 to #33 on the Mediabase AC Chart.

THE CITY OF RENO CELEBRATES

‘GREG LONDON DAY’ IN HONOR OF

THE STAR OF ‘ICONMAN,’ ONE OF

THE LONGEST RUNNING SHOWS EVER

IN SAMMY’S SHOWROOM AT HARRAH’S

The Master Musical Impressionist’s New

Single “Cool Change” Is #25 On The FMQB AC40

Airplay Chart, Chasing Contemporary Pop Icons

David Cook, Katy Perry, Daughtry and Nickelback

The city of Reno, Nevada is declaring Thursday, July 30 “Greg London Day” in honor of the star of “ICONMAN,” one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno.

Recently voted the “Best Entertainer In Nevada” in Nevada Magazine’s 2009 Best of Nevada Readers Survey, the master musical impressionist (www.gregorylondon.com) has been chosen for this honor for a variety of exciting reasons.

London, who continues to be an an unofficial “goodwill ambassador” for Reno, is doing something special for some of the state’s true icons, saluting members of the Carson City Air National Guard with a special two-for-one ticket deal every Thursday night this month.

During London’s recent appearance at the Reno Rodeo, a crowd of 6,000 chanted “Iconman Iconman!” The singer also sang the national anthem at a Reno Aces baseball game earlier this season. From August 5-9, he will help celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the South Shore Room at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe by bringing “ICONMAN”—recently voted “Best Show In Northern Nevada” by Nevada Magazine”—to the fabled venue.

London and his wife Monika are deeply involved in a wide variety of children related charities, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, Children’s Cancer Society, PANCAN Pancreatic Cancer Research and The V Foundation.

Speaking of icons, London’s latest single, a cover of Little River Band’s classic “Cool Change” is the #4 most added track and jumps from #30 to #25 on this week’s FMQB AC40 Radio Airplay Chart, chasing some of contemporary music’s biggest stars: David Cook, Katy Perry, Daughtry and Nickelback.

“Cool Change,” which was produced by “ICONMAN” musical director David Zeman,

is currently in the low 50’s range and rising quickly on the key Radio & Records (R&R) AC Chart and the Mediabase chart.

This past spring, London’s song “Everything I Own” hit the the Top 5 on FMQB’s AC40 Chart and was declared the highest charting new artist single and independent label release of 2009.

GREG LONDON DOUBLES HIS PLEASURE ON THE FMQB AC40 RADIO CHART!

The Master Musical Impressionist’s Just Released Single “Cool Change” Enters The Chart at #39 The Same Week His Longtime Hit “Everything I Own” Makes An Unexpected Leap Back Into the Top 30 London Is Set To Bring His Record-Setting Hit Show“ICONMAN” To Harrah’s Lake Tahoe August 5-9

This week, Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) boasts an incredible achievement on the FMQB AC40 Radio Chart that even his superstar cohorts—including Miley Cyrus, Rob Thomas, Daughtry, Pink, Jason Mraz and The Fray – rarely lay claim to.

The master musical impressionist, who was recently voted the “Best Entertainer In Nevada” in Nevada Magazine’s 2009 Best of Nevada Readers Survey, has not one but two songs on the chart—and, incredibly enough, both are climbing at the same time!

London’s latest single, a cover of Little River Band’s classic “Cool Change” makes a huge leap from #56 to debut in the Top 40 at #39. “Everything I Own,” his popular debut hit of the past few months, had been descending from its high of #5, but this week rises three slots from #32 to #29!

“Cool Change” is also one of the most added tracks on three key airplay charts: the FMQB AC40 chart, the Radio & Records (R&R) AC chart and the Mediabase chart.

The song’s title coincides perfectly with the master musical impressionist’s plans to take a brief detour from his regular digs at Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno for a weeklong engagement at Harrah’s Lake Tahoe August 5-9.

With its dazzling array of impressions of musical superstars and entertainment legends, London’s show “ICONMAN” is the perfect show for The South Shore Room, which is celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year.

“ICONMAN,” one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom, was voted “Best Show In Northern Nevada” in the Best of Nevada Readers Survey, which will be officially announced in the publication’s July/August issue.

Earlier this spring, “Everything I Own,” hit the Top 5 on FMQB’s AC40 Chart and was declared the highest charting new artist single and independent label release of 2009. The track reached #26 on the Radio & Records (R&R) AC chart and #25 on the Mediabase chart.

“Cool Change” was produced by ICONMAN musical director David Zeman.

THE STAR OF ‘ICONMAN’ AT
HARRAH’S RENO IS ALL ACES AS HE GETS READY TO SING FOR THE CITY’S TRIPLE A BASEBALL TEAM THIS SUMMER

The Master Musical Impressionist, Who Recently Scored A Top 5 Hit On The FMQB AC40 Chart With “Everything I Own,” Will Sing The National Anthem On May 23 and “God Bless America” During The Seventh Inning Stretch July 4

There’s no doubt about it—Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) is all aces at Harrah’s Reno, where the master musical impressionist’s show “Greg London’s Icons” (named “ICONMAN” in its current incarnation) is one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom.

Now he’ll be singing for the Reno Aces, the Triple A affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks, at two baseball games this summer. He is scheduled to sing the National Anthem before the game against the New Orleans Zephyrs on Saturday, May 23, and at the normally sold out 4th of July game with the Sacramento River Cats he will have the honor of singing “God Bless America” during the seventh inning stretch.

The TV tracks of Song of America that London will sing live to is the arrangement performed by the 88 piece orchestra that backed Beyonce at Super Bowl XXXVIII.

This week, London’s popular version of the 70s Bread classic “Everything I Own” remains in the Top 10 on FMQB’s AC40 chart, where it was recently a Top Five hit. Surrounding London in the Top 10 is an inspiring batch of some of today’s hottest superstars: Miley Cyrus, The Fray, Nickelback, Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, Ryan Star, Jim Brickman, Shinedown and Kelly Clarkson.

“Everything I Own” was recently declared the highest charting new artist single and independent label release of 2009 on the Radio & Records (R&R) AC Chart and on the Mediabase chart. Last month, his placement on the Mediabase chart resulted in national exposure in USA Today at #25.

London’s next single, “Cool Change” is due to drop at AC radio across the U.S. in a few weeks.

Last week, London performed in Boston at the 12th Annual Magic 106.7 Exceptional Women Awards, held at the Westin Copley Place.

Hosted by Magic 106.7’s Candy O’Terry and Gay Vernon, the event honored five exceptional women, including former American Idol contestant Melinda Doolittle (Rising Star).

During his trip, he also made an appearance on the morning show at WSRS in Worcester.

GREG LONDON

AN EXCEPTIONAL TALENT ENTERTAINS
SIX EXCEPTIONAL WOMEN!

The Master Musical Impressionist, Whose “ICONMAN”
Show Is One Of The Longest Running Ever at Harrah’s Reno,
Heads To Boston To Perform At The 12th Annual
Magic 106.7 Exceptional Women Awards

Six exceptional women are about to be thoroughly entertained by one of America’s truly exceptional all-around entertainers!

Master musical impressionist Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com), whose “Greg London’s ICONS” (named “ICONMAN” in its current incarnation) is one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno, is heading to Boston for a special performance at the 12th Annual Magic 106.7 Exceptional Women Awards.

The event takes place on Friday, May 8, from Noon to 2 p.m. at the Westin Copley Place, 10 Huntington Ave. London is set to perform at 12:15 p.m.

Hosted by Magic 106.7’s Candy O’Terry and Gay Vernon, the event will honor former American Idol contestant Melinda Doolittle (Rising Star), Marilyn Carlson Nelson (Business), Marylou Sudders (Courage), Sister Bridget Haase (Community Service), Frederica M. Williams (Healthcare) and Mary Pope Osborne (Communicator).

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society’s “Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.”

Hot on the heels of being declared the highest charting new artist single and independent label release of 2009 at Mediabase and on Radio and Records’ (R&R) AC Chart, London’s acclaimed cover of the 70’s Bread classic “Everything I Own” is now also a Top 5 single on the FMQB AC40 Chart.

London’s hit is also enjoying an eight week run in the Top 30 on the Radio & Records (R&R) AC Chart and a total of 11 weeks combined on the AC and New and Active charts. Two weeks ago, his placement on the Mediabase chart resulted in national exposure in USA Today at #25.

Listeners who love “Everything I Own” will be over the moon about the exciting remix of the track that was recently done by European Sony Superstar and in demand French House Producer DJ Laurent Wolf.

The original version of “ICONS” was named “Show of the Year” by the Sacramento Bee.

SUDDEN PASSING OF LAS VEGAS
ENTERTAINER DANNY GANS IS MOURNED
BY FELLOW ENTERTAINER AND MUSICAL
IMPRESSIONIST GREG LONDON

Joining the Las Vegas entertainment community and millions of Danny Gans fans worldwide as they mourn the sudden passing of the legendary entertainer, Gans’ fellow master musical impressionist Greg London is deeply saddened by the loss of a truly kindred spirit.

“Danny Gans was one of the greatest entertainers I had ever had the chance to see on the Las Vegas stage,” says London, whose hit show “Greg London’s ICONS” re-opened March 1 as “ICONMAN” and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno.

“He was a man filled with talent and respect for the art of impression,” he adds. “I for one will miss his name in lights and his wonderful big welcoming smile on the billboards. All of us who were lucky enough to see this great talent will never forget the passion he brought to everything he did. As I am an entertainer who makes his living as an impressionist, Danny had a very strong influence on my life as the best in the business.

“My heart is heavy with this loss. God bless you Danny!!! And may God bless your beautiful family and close friends during this time of loss.”

Gans, who was 52, launched his career in Las Vegas at the Stratosphere in 1996, then moved on to perform at the Rio Hotel before becoming a permanent performer at The Mirage from 2000-2008. Gans’ new show at the Encore, the sister property to Wynn Las Vegas, opened February 10, 2009. He was voted Las Vegas “Entertainer of the Year” for 11 of the 13 years he was based there.

GREG LONDON FEVER IS RAGING AS HE HEADS TOWARDS THE TOP TEN ON THE FMQB AC40 CHART WITH “EVERYTHING I OWN”!

The Multi-Talented Performer’s Affliction For Musical Mimicry Has Made His Show “ICONS”—Revamped Now As “ICONMAN”–One Of The Longest Running Hits Ever At Harrah’s Reno

London Has Stabilized And Is Resting Comfortably In The Top 30 on Radio and Records (R&R)’s AC Chart This Week’s Mediabase Chart

Code Red! Code Red—make that Red Hot!

Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) continues to celebrate his affliction for wild, high energy musical mimicry as the mastermind behind “Greg London’s ICONS,” which re-opened March 1 as “ICONMAN” and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno.

He’s also been causing major chart palpitations as his popular cover of Bread’s “Everything I Own” jets toward the Top Ten on the FMQB AC40 chart. This week’s leap from #13 to #11 puts him just ahead of Katy Perry, Daughtry and O.A.R. and breathing down the necks of American Idols David Cook and Kelly Clarkson, as well as Nickelback. That kind of company is keeping the fever high!

The patient—er, singer–is also stable and resting comfortably in the Top 30 of the Radio & Records (R&R) AC chart (ahead of Perry and India Arie and just behind Jason Mraz and Beyonce at #27), and at #28 on Mediabase (ahead of David Archuleta and Plain White T’s).

Last week, his placement on the Mediabase chart resulted in national exposure in the pages of USA Today.

Earlier this month, London launched his revamped and streamlined multi-media website www.GregoryLondon.com, which has links to Greg’s personal blog; a bio detailing his diverse career in entertainment; audio of his recordings; and video clips from “ICONS” (in Reno and London) and the 2008 film “The Dukes,” in which he appeared and sang.

GREG LONDON’S
“EVERYTHING I OWN”
GETS A PLUG IN USA TODAY
THANKS TO ITS RISE ON
THE MEDIABASE AC CHART!

The Master Musical Impressionist’s Slot At #25
Keeps Him In Impressive Mediabase Company (Just Behind
Kelly Clarkson, Journey and Beyonce)—And
He’s Also Up To #26 On Radio And Records (R&R)’s
AC Chart and #13 on FMQB’s AC40 Chart

London’s Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons”
Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno
And Re-Opened March 1st

Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) thought he was making headway with his breakthrough AC hit “Everything I Own” before, but now with a mention in USA Today, http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/airplay-charts.htm#ac he’s truly over the moon about the increased national exposure.

The master musical impressionist’s acclaimed cover of the 70’s Bread classic is up to #25 on the Mediabase chart, which was published this week in USA Today for the first time since he hit the list.

Best of all, he’s still in amazing company, as he trails just behind Kelly Clarkson, Journey and Beyonce and is immediately ahead of Katy Perry, Simply Red, Pink and Rascal Flatts.

Pop stars surround him as well on the Radio and Records’ (R&R) AC Chart, where “Everything I Own” has risen to #26, including Taylor Hicks and Jason Mraz with Colbie Caillat.

He’s scoring even higher on the FMQB AC40 chart, where the track is up two slots this week to #13.

London’s hit show “Greg London’s Icons” re-opened March 1 as “ICONMAN” and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno.

“My career is going incredibly well right now,” says Greg. “I am so happy with the way everyone is responding to ‘ICONMAN’ and I am having more fun with it than ever. Doing well on the AC charts with ‘Everything I Own’ is very gratifying as well, and now that’s going even better with the plug and exposure in USA Today.”

This month, London launched his revamped and streamlined multi-media website www.gregorylondon.com, which has links to Greg’s personal blog; a bio detailing his diverse career in entertainment; audio of his recordings; and video clips from “ICONS” (in Reno and London) and the 2008 film “The Dukes,” in which he appeared and sang.

GREG LONDON’S STILL HAVING A BLAST IN MIXED (GENRE) COMPANY AS “EVERYTHING I OWN” CLIMBS THE FMQB AC40 CHART!

While Holding Steady On The Radio And Records (R&R) AC Chart and Mediabase AC Chart, The Master Musical Impressionist (At #15) Cozies Up To Icons From Across The Pop Spectrum On FMQB: Miley Cyrus, Taylor Swift, Jason Mraz, Katy Perry, The Fray, Kelly Clarkson and Taylor Swift

London’s Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons” Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno And Re-Opened March 1st

Just imagine the eclectic star power and media buzz if Greg London threw a party celebrating the ongoing radio success with his exciting cover of Bread’s 70’s classic “Everything I Own”—and invited some of the musical icons he’s sharing the big Adult Contemporary charts with!

At #15 this week with a bullet on the FMQB AC40 chart, the master musical impressionist is in great company with superstars from across the pop music world: The Fray, Jason Mraz, Jim Brickman, Nickelback, Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry and a handful of American Idols (Kelly Clarkson, David Cook, Chris Daughtry).

London, whose hit show “Greg London’s Icons” re-opened March 1 as “ICONMAN” and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno, is also holding steady on the Radio and Records (R&R) and Mediabase AC charts.

At #28 on R&R, the singer is ahead of Clarkson, Perry and Pink and just behind Simply Red, Journey and MercyMe. His #26 position on Mediabase finds him just above Pink, Duffy, Clarkson and Perry and closing in on Journey and Simply Red.

London is also celebrating an incredible review for “ICONMAN” on Jack Neal’s Night Club Reviews on www.nevada-events.net. Praising the show as “terrific,” Neal adds “London impersonates some 60 stars in a 90 minute show that is so much fun, and so entertaining, those 90 minutes simply evaporate. He doesn’t just reach for the stars, he strikes gold.” Later, he writes, “London lights up Sammy’s Showroom with one of the very best shows ever to grace that legendary room.”

This month, London launched his revamped and streamlined multi-media website www.gregorylondon.com, which has links to Greg’s personal blog; a bio detailing his diverse career in entertainment; audio of his recordings; and video clips from “ICONS” (in Reno and London) and the 2008 film “The Dukes” in which he appeared and sang.

GREG LONDON PUTS EVERYTHING—AND “EVERYTHING I OWN”—ON HIS STREAMLINED, REVAMPED WEBSITE WWW.GREGORYLONDON.COM/GREG

Master Musical Impressionist’s Cover Of The Bread Classic Continues Its Rise: It’s #16 With A Bullet On The FMQB AC40 Chart (Behind American Idols Kelly Clarkson and David Archuleta), #28 On The Radio And Records (R&R) AC Chart And #26 On The Mediabase AC Chart

London’s Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons” Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno And Re-Opened March 1st

Greg London’s dynamic cover of Bread’s 70’s classic “Everything I Own” is shaping up to be one of the major adult contemporary radio hits of 2009, but if you still haven’t heard it, no worries—you can check it out at www.gregorylondon.com/greg, the master musical impressionist’s newly revamped and streamlined multi-media website.

The cool and edgy, retro meets modern site is the place to discover all things London. With a few mouse clicks, you can find news and reviews of his hit show “Greg London’s Icons,” which re-opened March 1 as “ICONMAN” and is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno; the showroom was built by Bill Harrah for Sammy Davis, Jr., who performed there numerous times.

The site has links to Greg’s personal blog; a bio detailing his diverse career in entertainment; audio of his recordings; and video clips from “Icons” (in Reno and London) and the 2008 film “The Dukes,” in which he appeared and sang.

Jumping this week on the FMQB AC40 chart from #19 to #16 with a bullet, “Everything I Own” is now ahead of tracks by Katy Perry and Missy Higgins and just behind songs by American Idols Kelly Clarkson and David Archuleta.

With his track rising to #28 on the Radio and Records (R&R) AC chart, London is grooving ahead of Adele and Duffy and just behind Journey and MercyMe. He’s surrounded by the same artists on the Mediabase AC chart, where “Everything I Own” is up this week to #26.

London was profiled last week in the Reno Gazette Journal (www.rgj.com), where he said of his show’s new “ICONMAN” incarnation, “It’s probably the most demanding show that I’ve ever done. We were trying some new things tonight, and I was thinking, ‘Can we pull this off?’” The article concluded: “Well, they did, at least as far as the audience’s enthusiastic applause indicated at the end of that evening’s performance.”

GREG LONDON

GREG LONDON

KELLY CLARKSON TRAILS GREG LONDON AND LONDON IS ABOUT TO PASS JOURNEY IN THE TOP 30 OF THE RADIO AND RECORDS (R&R) ADULT CONTEMPORARY CHART!

LONDON, THE MASTER MUSICAL IMPRESSIONIST’S HOT NEW SINGLE “EVERYTHING I OWN” IS ALSO UP TO #21 ON THE FMQB AC40 CHART,

London’s Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons” Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno And Re-Opened March 1st

Perfectly in line with the title of Kelly Clarkson’s new single “My Life Would Suck Without You,” the pop superstar is keeping cozy with Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) on the Radio & Records (R&R) Adult Contemporary chart.

At #30, Clarkson’s hit is one slot behind the master musical impressionist’s compelling new single “Everything I Own.” Just ahead of London’s track is the latest AC hit from rock supergroup Journey.

And speaking of being close to American Idol champions, London’s remake of the classic Bread song is up to #21 on the FMQB AC40 Chart, just behind hits by David Cook and David Archuleta, 2008 AI champion and runner up, respectively. Just ahead of London on this list are Gavin Rossdale, James Taylor and Leona Lewis.

London, whose hit show “Greg London’s ICONS” was recently extended as “ICON MAN” in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno by popular demand, says, “I am so thrilled to be where I am right now on the radio and sharing space with many of my favorite artists.”

“Greg London’s Icons” is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno. The showroom was originally built by Bill Harrah for Sammy Davis, Jr., who performed there numerous times.

After a brief hiatus, London resumed his “Icons” performances at Harrah’s on March 1.

In the latest episode of “Icons,” “IconMan” is saving the world…“one impression at a time.

London is also looking forward this year to a series of tour dates between his stints with “ICONS.”

“ICONS is based on The Hero’s Journey,” he says. “In the Hero’s Journey, the hero is called to a noble purpose and he commits to carrying out this noble purpose. All I ever hoped and dreamed of was to have hit songs on the radio and sing and perform for people all over the world and make them happy.”

On Friday, March 27, Harrah’s Reno will be hosting a Greg London media night for the press.

GREG LONDON ROLLS A LUCKY #38—THREE TIMES!

MASTER MUSICAL IMPRESSIONIST’S HOT NEW SINGLE “EVERYTHING I OWN” BREAKS INTO THE TOP 40 ON THE FMQB AC40 CHART, THE R&R “A/C NEW AND ACTIVE” CHART AND THE MEDIABASE A/C CHART

London, Whose Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons” Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno And Re-Opens on March 1st, Previously Hit FMQB’s AC40 Chart and R&R’s AC Chart With “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas”

Next time Greg London (www.gregorylondon.com) strolls by the roulette wheel in the casino at Harrah’s Reno, he ought to place a large bet on #38!

The master musical impressionist, whose hit show “Greg London’s Icons” was recently extended in Harrah’s Sammy’s Showroom by popular demand, cracked the Top 40 and hit #38 on three major national radio airplay charts this week with his compelling new single “Everything I Own.”

The David Gates-penned cut, originally a hit for the soft rock group Bread in 1972, jumped on the FMQB AC40 Chart seven notches from #45 with a 133-spin increase and is the #4 most added track on the chart this week, behind such superstar artists as Miley Cyrus and The Ballas Hough Band.

On this chart, London’s song is just behind hits by Jason Mraz & Colbie Caillat and Celine Dion and ahead of others by Coldplay, Jordin Sparks and Katy Perry.

On the Radio & Records (R&R) AC “New And Active” Chart, which lists songs just below the main Top 30 Chart, “Everything I Own” jumped 12 an impressive 12 notches from #50 to #38. The song has been among the Top Ten most added Adult Contemporary songs on the R&R chart for the third consecutive week.

On the Mediabase chart, London made a similarly incredible vault from #55 to #38. This is the third biggest chart move in the Top 50, just behind that of Journey and Cyrus.

The multi-talented singer, songwriter and performer set the stage for his breakthrough as a pop artist during the 2008 holiday season, when his intimate rendition of the classic “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” was the #2 most added track on FMQB‘s AC40 Chart and Radio & Records’ (R&R) AC Chart during the same week.

“Everything I Own” features background vocals and guitar contributions by ICONS Musical Director David Zeman of The Rembrandts/Gin Blossoms, who also mixed the track. The track includes famed session singers Arnold McCuller and Kate Markowitz on backing vocals and Vern Monnett, who plays electric guitar for Black Sabbath, Gary Allen and Freddy Fender, on the slide guitar.

London and Zeman are currently working on London’s new version of another 70s classic, Little River Band‘s “Cool Change,” which will be the title track for his soon to be released full length album Greg London: A Cool Change.

“Greg London’s Icons” is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno. Over the years, those who have graced the stage in the historical venue include Aretha Franklin, Patti Page, Rosemary Clooney, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Cosby, Andy Williams, Dionne Warwick, Bill Maher, Don Rickles, Natalie Cole, Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn.

After a brief hiatus, London will resume his “Icons” performances at Harrah’s on March 1.

Considering his emergence as a pop singer after years of success with his stage show “coming full circle,” a very excited London is looking forward this year to a series of tour dates on his own in between his stints with “Icons.”

He will also be heading to Berlin to perform with “The Dukes,” his compadres in the 2008 film of the same name. In the movie, which starred Chazz Palmenteri, two time Academy Award nominee Peter Bogdanovich and renowned character actor Robert Davi (“Die Hard,” “Profiler”), London harmonized his way to infamy as part of a washed up doo-wop group that turns, comically, to a life of crime.

GREG LONDON KEEPS GIVING HIS POP CAREER “EVERYTHING I OWN”!

MASTER MUSICAL IMPRESSIONIST’S COMPELLING TURN ON THE CLASSIC BREAD BALLAD TAKES A GIANT LEAP FROM #94 TO #45 AND IS #2 MOST ADDED ON THE FMQB AC40 CHART

London, Whose Hit Show “Greg London’s Icons” Is Extended At Harrah’s Reno Re-opens on March 1st, Previously Hit FMQB’s AC40 Chart and R&R’s AC Chart With “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas”

It’s a chilly February up in Northern Nevada, where “Greg London’s Icons” was extended at Harrah’s Reno by popular demand, but the master musical impressionist (www.gregorylondon.com) continues to keep warm in the glow of his budding success as a pop star.

London’s heartfelt, emotionally compelling cover of “Everything I Own,” the David Gates song that was originally a hit for the soft rock group Bread in 1972, is off to a rousing start at adult contemporary radio, taking a quantum leap this week from #94 to #45 on the FMQB AC40 Chart.

As the track steams into the Top 40 (most likely next week!), a few exciting stats bear mention: a +156 spin increase from the previous week and 14 adds for the #2 Most Added spot between the Ballas Hough Band (comprised of Dancing With The Stars performers Mark Ballas and Derek Hough) and Lionel Richie.

The multi-talented singer, songwriter and performer set the stage for his breakthrough as a pop artist during the 2008 holiday season, when his intimate rendition of the classic “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” was the #2 most added track on FMQB‘s AC40 Chart and Radio & Records’ (R&R) AC Chart during the same week.

“Everything I Own” features background vocals and guitar contributions by ICONS Musical Director David Zeman of The Rembrandts/Gin Blossoms, who also mixed the track. The track includes famed session singers Arnold McCuller and Kate Markowitz on backing vocals and Vern Monnett, who plays electric guitar for Black Sabbath, Gary Allen and Freddy Fender, on the slide guitar.

London and Zeman are currently working on London’s new version of another 70s classic, Little River Band‘s “Cool Change,” which will be the title track for his soon to be released full length album Greg London: A Cool Change.

“Greg London’s Icons” is now one of the longest running shows ever in Sammy’s Showroom at Harrah’s Reno. Over the years, those who have graced the stage in the historical venue include Aretha Franklin, Patti Page, Rosemary Clooney, Jerry Seinfeld, Bill Cosby, Andy Williams, Dionne Warwick, Bill Maher, Don Rickles, Natalie Cole, Merle Haggard and Loretta Lynn.

After a brief hiatus, London will resume his “Icons” performances at Harrah’s on March 1. Considering his emergence as a pop singer after years of success with his stage show “coming full circle,” a very excited London is looking forward this year to a series of tour dates on his own in between his stints with “Icons.”

He will also be heading to Berlin to perform with “The Dukes,” his compadres in the 2008 film of the same name. In the movie, which starred Chazz Palmenteri, two time Academy Award nominee Peter Bogdanovich and renowned character actor Robert Davi (“Die Hard,” “Profiler”), London harmonized his way to infamy as part of a washed up doo-wop group that turns, comically, to a life of crime.

Greg London’s “Everything I Own” Gets an “Added” Spark

There’s no denying that in his popular stage show “Greg London’s Icons” at Harrah’s Reno that artists such as Buddy Holly, Rod Stewart, Bruce Springsteen, Barry Manilow, Tina Turner and others are the “meat and potatoes” of the master musical impressionist’s act.

But, since adding some Bread to his plate, London’s career has taken on a whole new “pop” – his heartfelt emotionally compelling cover of the David Gates song “Everything I Own” is hitting the charts and is #1 Most Added at ACQB (FMQB), pulling first week national AC Most Added Honors for new songs; #4 Most Added Mediabase AC, and #6 Most Added Radio & Records AC. Very happily, it has served to give London a voice in the recording arena – his own.

It is London’s and only London’s voice that is heard on the song that was originally a hit for the soft rock group Bread back in 1972. While his show at Harrah’s Reno has been extended through August 2010 by popular demand, London set the stage for his breakthrough as a pop artist during the 2008 holiday season, when his intimate rendition of the classic “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas” was the #2 most added track on FMQB’s AC40 Chart and Radio & Records’ (R&R) AC Chart during the same week.

With “Everything I Own,” London is in some thrilling company alongside other classic artists who have recorded the song — Olivia Newton-John, Georgie Fame, Boy George, ‘N Sync, Jude, Rod Stewart and Chrissie Hynde, among others. While most times it is interpreted as a love song, “Everything I Own” is actually Gates’ tribute to his father, which he wrote upon his father’s death.

“Everything I Own” features background vocals and guitar contributions by ICONS Musical Director David Zeman of The Rembrandts/Gin Blossoms, who also mixed the track. Famed session singers Arnold McCuller and Kate Markowitz are on backing vocals and Vern Monnett, who plays electric guitar for Black Sabbath, Gary Allen and Freddy Fender, is on the slide guitar.

London is looking forward to a series of tour dates this year in-between his stints with “Icons.” Whether performing as master musical impressionist, or pop singer, one thing’s for certain – his wide-ranging talent will provide the sustenance he needs for a long-lasting career.