A Seen On, CNBC.com, April 13, 2009.

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

LOS ANGELES, Apr 13, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- 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.

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