Mark And Brian: Little Drummer Boys

Mark And Brian: Little Drummer Boys is a charity compilation album released in 2000.
== Overview ==
Preceeded by You Had To Be There, Little Drummer Boys is a compilation of holiday-themed comedy routines and live performances from the Mark And Brian radio show, originating at Los Angeles classic rock station KLOS, but syndicated throughout the country. Proceeds from the CD went to the Mark And Brian/KLOS Scholarship Fund, the Mark And Brian Music For Kids Program, and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Mark and Brian are very Gary Hoey-friendly radio personalities, having had the guitarist on their program many times throughout the years - especially during the holidays. Hoey contributes a live recording of "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" to the album. He performs solo along with a backing tape, as he often does on radio programs.
== Track listing ==
=== Disc 1: Music ===
# "Little Drummer Boy" - Chicago
# "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" - Gary Hoey
# "Baby, It's Cold Outside" - Barry Manilow
# "I've Got Some Presents For Santa" - The Jenerators
# "Greensleeves" - Peter Frampton
# "Feliz Navidad - Jose Feliciano
# "Christmas Medley" - Eddie Money
# "Wonderful Life" - The Tories
# "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" - Kenny Wayne Shepherd
# "Blue Christmas" - Collective Soul
# "Silver Bells" - Rockapella
# "Run, Run, Rudolph" - Dramarama
# "Nut Rocker" - Marc Bonilla
# "The Christmas Song" - Mel Torme
=== Disc 2: Comedy ===
# "Elfis"
# "Roid Be Gone"
# "Gary Miller"
# "Kids Name Expert"
# "Innovative Embalmers"
# "Miniature Theatre"
# "King Moonraiser (Misfit Toys)"
# "James Woods Advance Man"
# "Barking Seals"
# "Zit Be Gone"
# "'Twas The Night Before Christmas"
== Personnel ==
* Mark Thompson - performer, executive producer
* Brian Phelps - performer, executive producer
== See also ==
* Gary Hoey's Discography