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| Greg London gets plug in USA Today with Everything I Own |
| Wednesday, 15 April 2009 00:00 |
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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 LOS ANGELES, Apr 15, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --London's Hit Show "Greg London's Icons" Is Extended At Harrah's Reno And Re-Opened March 1st Greg London 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. Originally seen on MarketWatch.com |
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