For Stones completists only:

Nick Swisher - rightfielder for the NY Yankees -  has just released a children's benefit album called "Believe." It contains a mix of classic rock tunes.

He rocks out on one number with "Jumping Jack Flash." (Picture Jack Black singing it being backed by a decent bar band.)

Go Yanks!

Listen the whole album or buy it at Real Rhapsody or iTune or listen 30 seconds of each track and buy the album at Amazon, it's a good cause you bastards. The proceeds will be going to Swish’s Wishes, Nick’s charitable foundation which is dedicated to enriching lives and lifting the spirits of children who are facing vital health issues.

• Real Rhapsody (best quality)
• iTunes
• Amazon

Thanks for heads up! I'm listening the whole album, by listening via RR or iT when you're a subscriber they get paid and you help a good cause





1. Heroes
2. I Won’t Back Down
3. Where The Green Grass Grows
4. Lean On Me
5. With A Little Help From My Friends
6. Everyday People
7. Proud Mary
8. Take Me Home, Country Roads
9. Joy To The World
10. Hang On Sloopy
11. Jumpin Jack Flash
12. Believe

Musicians including drummer Kenny Aronoff (John Mellencamp, Melissa Etheridge), bassist Leland Sklar (James Taylor, Phil Collins), guitarist Tim Pierce (Goo Goo Dolls, Michael Jackson) and keyboardist Matt Rollings (Tim McGraw, Lyle Lovett). Special musical guests playing guitar on the album include former New York Yankee and Latin GRAMMY Nominee, Bernie Williams and San Francisco Giants pitcher, Barry Zito. Also accompanying Nick on the album is a group of talented kids ages eight to thirteen years old who sing backup vocals on each song. Included are kids from the nationally acclaimed music education franchise, “School Of Rock” as well as thirteen-year-old Natalie Prieb, granddaughter of Major League Baseball Commissioner, Bud Selig.

Yep, he can keep on singing, as Yanks are 2-10 vs. The Red Sox this season.