Cheryl Carter can make you cry tears of joy. You can actually feel your heartstrings as you listen to her holiday ballad. Cheryl Carter celebrates a time when we were surrounded by loved ones so 'full of life' - it reminds us of those good old fashioned Christmas nights. Grab a hot cup of cocoa, close your eyes and go back to the good old days - holiday season greetings of comfort and joy! Produced by Grammy Winner, writer: “Baby Come Back” - WAYNE COOK (David Foster, Danny Elfman, Marc Mann, Clive Davis, Player, Steppenwolf, Yellowjackets, Jackson Browne) with Executive Producer J.P. JOHN PERRON. The stellar roster of players is lead by GRANT GEISSMAN (lead guitar on Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good", Quincy Jones, David Benoit) on guitar and Gold/Multi-Platinum record holder, WAYNE COOK on keyboards. Cheryl Carter has recorded with David Foster, for Disney and with Harry Belafonte. Backing up Grammy Winner, Michael Bolton at the Universal Amphitheatre, Jay Leno’s Tonight Show and Arsenio Hall’s Show, Cheryl also sings in Bolton’s "Time, Love, and Tenderness" Music Video. A special joy was appearing as Smokey Robinson’s wife, in the Music Video "Ebony Eyes" duet with Rick James. "Cheryl Carter sings it smooth." -JOHN SOLLENBERGER, Pasadena Weekly "Kudos to the passionate and powerful vocal delivery of Cheryl Carter." -NANCY CHURNIN, Los Angeles Times "Cheryl Carter is one of the most wonderful jazz singers that ever hit the Los Angeles stages. I can't tell you how pleased we were that the stars aligned and her schedule met the Starlight Bowl's and the Burbank Philharmonic's schedules. When you hear her, you will be blown away." - STEVE KERSTEIN, Conductor, Burbank Philharmonic Orchestra "Le Dynamisme de Cheryl Carter est magnifique!" -Principaute de Monaco, Monte Carlo "Stellar performance was given by Cheryl Carter" -FRANK MILTON McCOY, Music Pulse, Sentinel "...the production is thrilling sung!" -MICHAEL PHILIPS, San Diego Union "Cheryl Carter would honor any first-class operatic or musical stage." -DON KERNE, San Diego Guardian