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Homeless For The Holidaze A Yuletide Celebration by an Ensemble of Lonesome Fellas The Coolest Christmas CD you'll Ever Own!!! Allegedly recorded on a cold and blustery winter s night by an Ensemble of Lonesome Fellas (ELF) at a soup kitchen somewhere near the North Pole, Homeless for the Holidaze celebrates the Christmas season with some smokin R&B, funk, jazz and ROCK delivered with a bit of satire and a big fat tongue planted firmly in cheek. Kicking off with some word up from the streets of Seattle, the opening number fades into a nostalgic rendition of Home for the Holidays that sets the stage for the wild sleigh ride to come. Next on the journey is The Stripper s Holiday, a truly unique version of The Stripper by David Rose dressed up with a large medley of yuletide melodies. From there the rest of the collection includes more original arrangements of Christmas classics mixed in with a number of surprises, such as Jesus Super Freak and Carol of the Tubular Bells a medley of the well known folk song with the theme from The Exorcist. (You re A Mean One) Mr. Grinch features a growling baritone sax and a Whoville Chorus bridge set on the streets of New Orleans. The campy Holly Jolly Christmas/Jingle Bell Rock medley sung by Elfish Presley and his elves shouldn t be overlooked either. Keeping with the Christmas spirit, it is important to note that 25% of the net proceeds from the recording are being dedicated to homeless programs.