Yes, it's still cold outside and so the perfect time for another wintery remix, this time for The Florin Street Band and their single (well E.P. actually) The Winter Wonder. On the original single front cover artwork we find a suitably wintery scene with holly berries and that. On the remix we find an even more wintery scene as we discover a babe laying down in the snow. It's a wonder she hasn't caught a cold. Flushed!

We wonder whether today's remix artist Gwen McCrae is in any way related to yesterday's remix artist George, but we are too lazy to put their names into a search engine to find out. Anyway, today's triple-play remix of Keep The Fire Burning shows that the original single front cover artwork presents us with a picture of Ms McCrae smiling - perhaps she is nice and toasty in front of a fire but this is not apparent. On the first remix we find a babe who is so toasty in front of a fire that she has stripped down to her pink negligee. On the second remix we find a babe that must be even warmer, and whose job, it seems, is to keep that fire burning. Sizzle!

On the original single front cover artwork for Rock Your Baby, we find George McCrae lounging around against a wooden fence. It seems he is not rocking, though it is a still photo, but there is definitely no baby, babe or other diminutive person around. On the remix we find a babe, or baby, who is lounging around against a rock. The only missing part is whether she is your baby or someone else's baby who is rocking. Pebble!

When a band such as Matt Bianco sings a song entitled Get Out Of Your Lazy Bed, we expect a little more from the original single cover artwork than a moody picture of the band members. What we do expect is a bed, with someone in it, who is clearly lazy and doesn't want to get out (or is is the bed that is lazy?) So it is probably good news that all of these aspects appear to be present in the remixed artwork. Snooze!

So Simply Red want to sing to us about Your Mirror do they? This is odd, as on the original single cover artwork, there are no mirrors visible, just the lead singer standing in front of a sunset (or is it a sunrise?) On the remix we find a babe examining her outfit in a mirror. Is it her mirror, or is it your mirror? That is for you to know and us to puzzle about. One thing is for certain, she needs to put on a few more clothes if she is going to walk outside into the sunrise (or sunset) as the outfit she has on at the moment is only really any use in bedrooms with mirrors and little else. Echo!

Another triple-play from us good folk at AllBum.Art, and this time for Frankie Vaughan and his single Kisses Sweeter Than Wine. On the original single front cover artwork we find Mr Vaughan standing holding what appears to be some fishing rope. Where are the kisses, or the wine, you are no doubt asking yourself? On the remixes of course. On the first remix we find a babe whose lush red lips are as tempting as any wine. On the second remix we find a babe drinking white wine. Oh, and most of her clothes seem to have fallen off - maybe she is drunk. Intoxicating!

On the original single cover artwork for Starry Eyed Surprise by Oakenfold we find a female mannequin wearing a black and white face mask and whose body has been covered in silver paint. How do we know it is a mannequin - check out the arms where you can see the join to the hand! On the remix we find two females who have been covered in silver body paint and this time they appear to be real and not dolls. Either that or the joins are very well done. Argent!

Another remix for Paul Oakenfold and this time it's a triple-play. On the original single cover artwork for Hypnotised, we find the great wall of China which does have a certain hypnotic charm. On the first remix we find a babe sitting on a bed. We are not sure if she has been hypnotized, or just that she has a hypnotic charm, or maybe she is herself a hypnotist. On the second remix we find a babe who has almost certainly been hypnotized as someone has convinced her to stand in a derelict building wearing naught but a smile. Pocketwatch!

Wouldn't you expect that on the original front cover artwork of a single called Faster Kill Pussycat, there would be some kind of feline figure to see? Well, according to Oakenfold Featuring Brittany Murphy, the silhouette of a city skyline is far more the kind of thing. Not so for the remix, where we find a pussycat lapping up a bowl of milk. If the milk was poisoned, perhaps that would kill her faster. Either that or she would have to drown in it. Swim!

This Year's Love is what David Gray sings about and being January, we were keen to see how this year's love differed from last year's. However, the original single cover artwork does not help with this as all we find is a picture of Mr Gray looking, well, for want of a better word, grey. On the remix we find a babe that would make a far better love for this year, though she has an equally ashen facial expression. Smile!