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Who's Townshend slams iTunes as 'heartless'
The Who guitarist Pete Townshend has blasted Apple's iTunes Store as "brilliant, but heartless". "Artists can no longer sell the products of their genius because the internet supplies it virtually for free. What can be sold is that genius in the flesh," Jenkins thrills.
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British singers rock America
I love Britain Double-decker buses, the changing of the guard, the London Eye; it all captivates me. And, it seems, my fellow Americans are similarly interested, at least as far as popular music is concerned. In the 1960s, Dusty Springfield crossed the Pond and became a phenomenon. The late-80s found Scottish singer Annie Lennox helping to popularize the synth-pop sound of the decade along ...
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Is professional music opinion now worth nothing?
Metallica (pictured) might yet be spared their blushes as it turns out most people are looking elsewhere for their music criticism and reviews
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Gadget-hungry Brits can't get enough storage
Gadget-hungry UK consumers are storing an average of £600 worth of photos, films, music and games, new research estimates.
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The Orchard Flips over Acrobat
LONDON & NEW YORK----Acrobat Music Group, the specialist UK catalogue and re-issue label, have re-signed to The Orchard, a global leader in digital music and entertainment, for exclusive world wide digital distribution and marketing.
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Organizers savoring multicultural festival success
By Carla Allen THE VANGUARD NovaNewsNow.com The joy on information navigator Diane Saulnier's face was obvious July 5 as crowds of people lined up to sample food from close to two-dozen countries at the first Tri-county Multicultural Festival. In addition to the food sampling, the event featured step-dancing, a Macedonian artist, Cuban, Acadian and Latin music, salsa dancing, a karate ...
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Swan Festival Saturday
The return of the Swan Festival is sure to make a big splash along Merchant’s Way this Saturday.
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First Looks: Square/Enix Song Summoner: The Unsung Heroes
As a turn-based strategy role playing game -- the first for the iPod, and the first game from vaunted Japanese developer Square/Enix, Song Summoner ($5) offers a Game Boy Advance-style gaming experience for iPod nano 3G, classic, and iPod 5G models. You're cast in the role of Ziggy, a boy who is taught how to command an army of warriors generated dynamically from information embedded in your ...
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Ölander and Sweden going places
The lyrics to her pre-match song tell Emelie Ölander that "we can go anywhere" and as Sweden gear up to take on Germany that belief courses through the team.
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River City Brass Band to play Riverfront Park on Sunday
The River City Brass Band is different than a lot of classical music groups. These brass band musicians have fun on stage.
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Tribute to Kevin Broderick: Fiddler used 'God's gift on four strings'
Heavenly King! If I'd only the fingers You gave to the piper To strike up a tune, I'd make music so charming We'd all leave the farm And go singing and dancing From morning till noon.
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Biography
Matana Roberts is a dynamic saxophonist, composer and improviser, who tries to expose in her music the mystical roots and spiritual traditions of African American creative expression.
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Nme - Harris Applies For Nme Job
Scottish DJ CALVIN HARRIS has become the latest star to hit out at British music magazine NME - poking fun at the publication's spelling and grammar in a fake ...
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Ten Questions with Matana Roberts
Matana Roberts is a composer/alto sax player from New York by way of Chicago. Shes got a lot of great things going on. I mentioned her new Chicago Project album here.
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Kate Nash - Nashs Ice Cream Dreams
British pop star KATE NASH has plans to open her own ice cream parlour - if her music career ever dries up. The Foundations singer harbours dreams of running a shop ...
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Gadget-hungry Brits can't get enough storage
Robert Jaques, vnunet.com , Wednesday 9 July 2008 at 13:03:00 Average consumer keeps £600 worth of digital content Gadget-hungry UK consumers are storing an average of £600 worth of photos, films, music and games, new research estimates. The YouGov survey of more than 2,000 adults found that the...
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Village Players present ?Fiddler on the Roof ?
BENTONVILLE — The Village Players’ summer musical, “Fiddler on the Roof,” is one of those rare productions that most people find hard to talk about without breaking into one of the songs from the show. (Benton County Daily Record)
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This Week In Auto Racing July 11 - July 13
Look out Elwood and Jake Blues, Joliet will never be the same when NASCAR goes night-time racing at the Chicagoland Speedway for the first time, while "Music City U.S.A. will be abuzz with the sounds of IndyCars roaring at the Nashville Superspeedway this weekend.
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Well it's finally here, and thanks to our time zone we'll be the first country in the world to be able to buy the next generation Apple iPhone.
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Philharmonic hits all the right notes at Ballpark concert
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- It was the perfect blending of the fantastical and the mundane: A little Bach and a little beer, a ballpark hot dog savored to the strains of Mozart.
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Television - Entertainment
Scouting For Girls is a brand new three-man Brit pop band. Their quirky style has audiences smiling while they dance, and they say their concerts are just one big party.
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Bands Around World To Participate In International Fair In Aegean City
IZMIR - Bands all around the world will participate in this year's international fair in the Aegean city of Izmir, a festival official said on Wednesday.
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NPA welcomes Musica court ruling
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) on Wednesday welcomed a Pretoria specialised commercial crimes court ruling that found retailer Musica guilty of trading in counterfeit goods.
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NPA welcomes Musica court ruling
The National Prosecuting Authority believes the court ruling on retailer Musica will send a strong message to othe stores engaging in selling counterfeit goods.
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