
Included in the CD are two new songs "Keeps Getting Better" (the first single) and "Dynamite".
Below is the official video for "Keeps Getting Better" which will keep you dancing all night:
In Thursday, October 23rd special edition of SNL, Ferrell spoke about the election between McCain and Barack Obama -- both candidates, he said, that are "heavily patriotized" and "display much characterization."
He then gave his endorsement to McCain and Palin, something that they apparently didn't want. Ferrell said he was unaware that his approval ratings were low because he had several months ago declared the Oval Office a "bummer free zone."
Speaking to Fey again appearing as Palin, Ferrell informed her that her role as vice president was "the most important in the land" and that the "president can do nothing without checking with the vice president." Fey corrected him that he had it backward.
Eventually Darrell Hammond as McCain turned up to reluctantly receive the endorsement.
The sketch between Ferrell and Fey was the meeting of the two of the most popular political impressions in the show's history. It might have been complete only if Chevy Chase stopped by as Gerald Ford, Dana Carvey appeared as H.W. Bush and Amy Poehler joined as Hillary Clinton.
An alum to the NBC comedy show, Ferrell was the latest guest star to make an appearance on "SNL," which has seen its ratings soar this election season. Fey has become a virtual cast member again, thanks to the popularity of her Palin impression, while other surprise guests have included Chris Parnell, Bill Murray, Mark Wahlberg, Alec Baldwin and Queen Latifah.
Ferrell, a regular on "SNL" from 1995-2006, will in January begin a solo show on Broadway titled "You're Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush.
So remember...a vote for John McCain is a vote for George Bush. Vote for a change...Vote for Obama/Biden!
6. “Physical” Olivia Newton-John (MCA) 11/21/81; 1 (10 weeks)
7. “You Light Up My Life” Debby Boone (Warner Bros./Curb) 10/15/77; 1 (10 weeks)
8. “Hey Jude” The Beatles (Apple) 09/28/68; 1 (9 weeks)
9. “We Belong Together” Mariah Carey (Island/IDJMG) 06/04/05; 1 (14 weeks)
10. “Un-break My Heart” Toni Braxton (LaFace/Arista) 12/07/96; 1 (11 weeks)
11. “Yeah!” Usher featuring Lil’ John and Ludacris (LaFace/Zomba) 02/28/08; 1 (12 weeks)
12. “Bette Davis Eyes” Kim Carnes (Capitol) 05/16/81; 1 (9 weeks)
13. “Endless Love” Diana Ross and Lionel Richie (Motown) 08/15/81; 1 (9 weeks)
14. “Tonight’s The Night (Gonna Be Alright)” Rod Stewart (Warner Bros.) 11/13/76; 1 (8 weeks)
15. “Foolish Games/You Were Meant For Me” Jewel (Atlantic) 04/19/97; 2
16. “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You” Bryan Adams (A&M) 07/27/91; 1 (7 weeks)
17. “I’ll Make Love To You” Boyz II Men (Motown) 08/27/94; 1 (14 weeks)
18. “The Theme From ‘A Summer Place’” Percy Faith & His Orchestra (Columbia) 02/27/60; 1 (9 weeks)
19. Le Freak” Chic (Atlantic) 12/09/78; 1 (6 weeks)
20. “How Deep Is Your Love” Bee Gees (RSO) 12/14/77; 1 (3 weeks)
DEBORAH COX RETURNS WITH NEW ALBUM THE PROMISE IN NOVEMBER
Platinum-selling recording artist Deborah Cox returns with her first new studio album in six years, THE PROMISE, to be released in November on Deco Recording Group/Image Entertainment.
The album marks the former Clive Davis protégé’s return to the world of R&B, where her hit song "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here," broke the record for the longest-running number one single on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
Led by the Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis and Big Jim Wright-produced first single, "Did You Ever Love Me?,” the poignant, soulful slow-burning R&B song is a reflection on a relationship that has just ended.
Showcasing Cox’s amazing powerhouse vocals, the album features production by an all-star team of collaborators, including John Legend, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, Big Jim Wright, Shep Crawford, Devo Springsteen, and the Avila Brothers.
“The R&B fans were the first to embrace me and help me get to where I am today,” says Deborah. “I have been fortunate enough to be able to explore other genres of music, but I really missed doing R&B and thought it was time to return to it.”
Some of the tracks to be featured on the album include, “All Over Me” (“It’s a very sexy song. I think it will surprise people because it explores a level of sensuality that I’ve never expressed in a song before,” Cox says); “Beautiful U R,” a mid-tempo uplifting track discussing self-love and acceptance; and “The Promise,” a beautiful, simple ballad describing where Deborah is today in her life (“It’s all about commitment to myself, my family, friends and those who have supported and been there for me,” she says).
A multi-talented entertainer, Cox has conquered the R&B and pop charts, including six top-20 Billboard R&B singles, an impressive nine #1 hits on Billboard's Hot Dance Club Play chart and a starring role in Elton John and Tim Rice's Broadway musical, Aida.
Having also appeared in films and television, Deborah released a tribute album to the legendary Dinah Washington last year on Universal.