Blame It On Hoboken

Swingy, mid-tempo title track from songwriting novelist Sharon Glassman's new CD - and her novel-with-songs, BLAME IT ON HOBOKEN, which sets a funny, inspiring modern love story and music-fueled mystery in Frank Sinatra's hometown.

Vocals: Sharon Glassman
Guitars: Rich Moore
Bass: Eric Thorin
Violin: Paul Kiteck
Piano, Accordion: Eric Moon
Pedal Steel: Glenn Taylor
Drums: Marc Dalio

Winner, COMBO songwriting contest.

In the novel, BLAME IT ON HOBOKEN is a (fictional) Sinatra tune sung by four Hoboken, NJ Sinatra impersonators.

It's part of the book's central mystery, which connects the Friends of Frank to the a female Manhattan tour guide's favorite landmark: the graveo of the 19th century poet Enid Hobb.

It's sung on the CD by Sharon. In the book, it's sung by the tour-guide, who steals center-stage at the Friends of Franks to try and get a message to a missing friend.