A jazzy, upbeat collection of Tina Marx's holiday favorites.

"Finally... Christmas" is Tina's holiday CD that was actually recorded in 2005. It was recorded mostly for friends and family, but it's popularity has grown and there has been a demand for the CD, so the same album has been re-released now in 2016. On this CD Tim Greenhouse is on the piano, Peter Hennig on the electric bass, Dave Devine plays the jazz guitar and again Raoul Rossiter is on the drums and Mark Harris on the saxophone and flute. Tina loves holiday music and for those who also do, this CD is for you.

Tina Marx grew up in South Jersey, but has made Colorado her home. Tina has been in several rock bands, sung backup vocals for Motown legend Chuck Jackson and performed on many local recordings. She has spent much of her career fronting the variety dance band, “Tina Marx & The Millionaires”. Coming from a musical theatre background, jazz standards has always been one of Tina’s passionate genres with influences from Natalie Cole, Diana Krall, Peggy Lee, Nancy Wilson and Ella Fitzgerald. As an Indie artist, “Shades of Love” is Tina’s newest solo album of “Timeless Jazz Standards”. Although she won’t abandon her pop rock fans, she has branched out into a vocal jazz genre, recording with a talented group of Denver musicians, Bob Montgomery (piano), Raoul Rossiter (drums), Jon Cullison (Upright bass), Mark Harris (saxes, flute) and Rick Jordan (trumpet). The body of the CD was recorded back in 2007. Later, producer/arranger, Anthony Walker, wrote vocal and horn arrangements which brought it all together into a cohesive new sound. You can be sure that this will not be the last CD that we will hear from this songstress, Tina Marx.