Randy Jackson has rounded up friends, clients, "American Idol" contestants and the woman who occupies the space next to him on "AI" for his Quincy Jones-styled "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow."
Album will be released March 11, right about the time "Idol" will be creating its final 12. Could they have Dogg Night in which this year's crop of contestants pay tribute to Randy's album (12 songs/12 singers) or  his production and bass-playing skills. And after looking at who appears on this album, is this a sign that he doesn't pal around with Bruce Springsteen or Journey anymore?
The one thing Jackson could do for America, despite the apparent conflict of interest, is expose them to Van Hunt, a performer who covers the territory between Sly Stone and the Stooges and does it admirably.
The songs and the singers on "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow" after the jump. And don't forget that crazy Super Bowl rumor.