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Los Angeles Times

Clare Fischer dies at 83; versatile pianist, composer, arranger Los Angeles Times The Grammy-winning musician's interests included jazz, Latin and pop music, and he released more than 50 albums under his name. Although Clare Fischer, shown in 1987, entered professional music through jazz, his expansive creative perspective quickly ... and more »

E! Online

Country music star Merle Haggard home from hospital Reuters By Tim Ghianni | NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - Country music singer Merle Haggard was resting at home in Northern California on Friday after a long stint in a Georgia hospital, his publicist said. Haggard, 74, was hospitalized on January 17 for ... Country Music Star Merle Haggard Released From HospitalE! Online Merle Haggard returns to Calif. home to recuperatePalm Beach Post Country icon Merle Haggard returns to California home to recuperate after ...Washington Post Contactmusic.com all 393 news articles »

Ne-Yo wants to integrate music as new Motown VP Houston Chronicle Even though Motown's legend is rooted in black music, it was music that appealed to everyone, helping to unite a nation in sometimes divisive times. As a top exec at Motown, Ne-Yo wants to unite people musically once again. and more »

The Sun

Music review: 'Old Ideas' by Leonard Cohen Washington Post Jennifer Warnes, Cohen's frequent collaborator, once described Cohen's music as “the place where God and sex and literature meet.â€� These days, Cohen makes it plain he'll settle for two out of three: “I'm tired of choosing desire,â€� he admits in the ... Drops: Leonard Cohen's poetic 'Old Ideas'Newsday all 74 news articles »

Los Angeles Times

Music keeps minds active and memories alive Los Angeles Times Visibility: The mind's eye can quickly translate the music we hear into visual shapes that distinguish between high and low notes, even in the dark. Imagine "moon" (a middle-pitched note) as a sphere or as a line. Or borrow the images you choose from ... and more »

Kansas City Star

The Recording Academy® Celebrates Music and Glamour with GRAMMY® Glam Event Feb. 7 Sacramento Bee By The Recording Academy SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 27, 2012 -- /PRNewswire/ -- The Recording Academy ® (www.grammy.com) in partnership with CoverGirl, Olay and Venus will present GRAMMY ® Glam — celebrating the intrinsic connection between music and ... APNewsBreak: Jesse Jackson hints at protest over Grammy category cutsWashington Post AP Newsbreak: Jackson enters fray over Grammy cutsSan Francisco Chronicle Jesse Jackson adds voice to Grammy protestTVNZ Hindustan Times all 297 news articles »

Digitaltrends.com

Google Music Manager: A frustrating way to download your music library Digitaltrends.com Our impressions of the new version of Google Music, which now lets you download your entire music library to a PC or Mac. Unfortunately, it doesn't work as described, and Google's download limitations make it difficult to have a good experience. Google Music update makes service useful for backing up tunesCNET Google Music Manager Update Lets You Download All SongsPC Magazine Google Music lets you backup your entire libraryVentureBeat Mashable -Geek -ExtremeTech all 33 news articles »

The Guardian

Loved and loathed, Lana Del Rey set to face the music Reuters First came the "breakthrough" when her video for the song "Video Games" was viewed millions of times on YouTube leading to the sultry chanteuse becoming the talk of the music business. That success prompted the question 'just who is Del Rey? Album review: Lana Del Rey's 'Born to Die'Los Angeles Times Just the Music: An Experimental Review of Lana Del Rey's 'Born to Die'Flavorwire Lana Del Rey's 'Born to Die'Newsday New Yorker -hecklerspray all 204 news articles »

GM Ken Williams faces the music at SoxFest Chicago Sun-Times By DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN dvanschouwen@suntimes.com January 27, 2012 11:34PM General manager Ken Williams was the only White Sox personality to hear it from boo-birds on Friday night. | John J. Kim~Sun-Times A year ago, Ken Williams received an ovation ... and more »

Macworld iWorld Pumps Up Volume for Music Fans, Artists and Companies Billboard.biz By David Downs, San Francisco Public Enemy founder and Bomb Squad producer Hank Shocklee evangelized for Apple's disruptive effects on the music industry, then performed on some Apple products of his own during a headlining gig at the 27th annual ... and more »

AP - Clare Fischer, a Grammy-winning composer who wrote scores for television and movies and worked with legendary musicians like Dizzy Gillespie, has died. He was 83.

AP - The Screen Actors Guild national board of directors has voted to approve a plan to merge with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists.

Reuters - Civil rights activist the Rev. Jesse Jackson on Friday urged Grammy organizers to reinstate 31 ethnic and minority musical categories that have been cut from the music industry's top awards.

AP - Dick Kniss, a bassist who performed for five decades with the folk trio Peter, Paul and Mary and co-wrote the John Denver hit "Sunshine on My Shoulders," has died. He was 74.

Reuters - Power couple Jay-Z and Beyonce joined a list of top music executives, led by Live Nation Entertainment chairman Irving Azoff, on Billboard magazine's first Power 100 chart on Friday.

AP - The doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson's death asked a judge Friday to release him from jail pending his appeal.

AP - Cecilio Rodriguez, one-half of a popular and longtime Hawaii musical duo, pleaded no contest to molesting two young California girls in the 1990s and was sentenced Friday to a year in jail, prosecutors in Los Angeles said.

Reuters - Rarely has a pop star just starting out been so loved and loathed as Lana Del Rey, the 25-year-old who has filled acres of newspaper column inches even before her debut album "Born to Die" hits shelves next week.

Reuters - Country music singer Merle Haggard was resting at home in Northern California on Friday after a long stint in a Georgia hospital, his publicist said.

Reuters - Country music singer Merle Haggard was resting at home in Northern California on Friday after a long stint in a Georgia hospital, his publicist Tresa Redburn said.

AP - Paul Plishka thought back to Sept. 21, 1967, when he made his Metropolitan Opera debut as the Monk in Ponchielli's "La Gioconda" alongside Renata Tebaldi, Sherrill Milnes and Rosalind Elias.

AP - Anyone who ever doubted the transformative power of Bob Dylan's music need only look to Ke$ha.

Reuters - Late pop star Michael Jackson was immortalized in cement on Thursday when his three children stamped the "Thriller" singer's glove and shoe prints in the hallowed concrete courtyard of Grauman's Chinese Theater in Hollywood.

Reuters - Sitting in a dimly lit New York City bar wearing a trilby hat and a dark suit, no tie, singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen pauses before responding to a question about how his ideas have changed over his lengthy career.

Reuters - Kenny Chesney grabbed the lead with nine award nominations on Thursday from the Academy of Country Music, which hands out its prizes on April 1 in Las Vegas.

AP - The Rev. Jesse Jackson is entering the fray over The Recording Academy's cuts to its Grammy categories: He's asking to meet with the president of the organization and has raised the possibility of protests with the awards less than two weeks away.

Reuters - British singer Adele continued her reign atop the Billboard 200 album chart and the Hot 100 songs chart on Wednesday, in a week of low album sales and a lack of new releases, music industry analysts said.

AP - Mamma Mia, here they go again.

Reuters - Swedish pop group ABBA are to release a new version of their last album, featuring a previously unreleased track for the first time since 1994, the group's website said on Wednesday.

AP - Chris Isaak is returning to the roots of rock 'n' roll and doing it old-school: All in one take.

The late John Levy was many things — African American, a bass player, nearly 100 years old when he died last weekend. But it was his work behind the scenes, as a businessman, which defined his pioneering legacy in music.

On L.A.'s club scene, Harlem's young musicial residents and the latest BAM discussions.

Set loose in New York's East Village, Egon takes to the bins of offbeat record stores to hunt down five obscure finds for under $100.

The composer-arranger and jazz pianist, who worked with Dizzy Gillespie, Prince, Cal Tjader and Chaka Khan alike, has died at 83. Hear a conversation and performance with host Marian McPartland.

For a monthly fee, you can get an MP3 of every single new recording put out by the Stones Throw label.

A conductor's (literally) bruising battle, a dead fish and much more in all the news that's fit to link.

Olympic skier Daron Rahlves and two NPR listeners share the songs that remind them of winter sports.

Hear the singer perform boldly sensual soul songs from her 17th album, Betty Wright: The Movie.

A modest proposal for reinvigorating the struggling, but still-relevant, singing competition.

Fridays are funnier with a classical cartoon at noon, from Deceptive Cadence.

Born in the Dominican Republic and raised in New York, the pianist has earned a reputation as a ferocious jazz player — and lately, as a classical stylist, too. Camilo performs originals, classics and selections from across the Afro-Latin tradition.

Etta James, the legendary vocalist who is perhaps best known for her version of the song "At Last," has died. She was 73. Fresh Air remembers the singer with excerpts from a 1994 interview about her lengthy career.

Without a traditional record label or agent, the Georgia country singer won over local fans with constant gigs. He brings his show to West Virginia's most famous stage.

In "All Over Again," Alexis P. Suter applies defibrillator paddles to soulful blues-rock music.

The free-wheeling band is touring in support of its forthcoming album Be the Void, out Feb. 7.

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Music News: Singer's New York-based imprint Compound Entertainment will also move

Music News: Academy of Country Music Awards sets new 10-year deal

Music News: The Who bandleader signs with indie publisher

Music News: Group takes rights outside of U.S.

Music News: Bizzers say song nomination rules need to be 're-thought'

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Music News: Exec becomes senior VP of media and artist relations

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Music News: Music kudos haven't had host since 2004

Music News: Song 'It's Just Begun' was sampled by hip-hoppers

Music News: 'Under African Skies' will come with Sony's Paul Simon re-release

Music News: Exec, who helped create MTV, to new role as president

Europe's largest bell will ring to start a £27m Olympic opening ceremony inspired by Shakespeare and featuring NHS nurses and 900 local pupils.

Demi Moore suffered convulsions after smoking an undisclosed substance, according to a tape of an emergency call made on Monday.

Michael Morpurgo's novel War Horse has now sold more copies in the UK in a fortnight than it did worldwide in 25 years.

Veteran actor John Hurt will receive the outstanding contribution to cinema award at the Baftas next month, it is announced.

British actress Kate Winslet is to receive an honorary Cesar Award and drama Poliss is nominated for 13 prizes at France's equivalent of the Oscars.

The BBC says it is engaged in "sensible succession planning" to replace director general Mark Thompson, following speculation about his departure.

Artists who withhold their albums from streaming services such as Spotify are in danger of antagonising their fans, an executive from record label Universal says.

The Britain's Got Talent judge reveals he is writing his life story and will call it Camp David.

Grammy-winning US jazz composer, arranger and pianist Clare Fischer has died at the age of 83.

The Mail Online overtakes the New York Times website as the most visited newspaper site on the web, according to new data.

Oscar-winning costume designer Eiko Ishioka, whose designs were worn by Broadway actors and movie stars, dies of pancreatic cancer, aged 73.

Members of Monty Python's Flying Circus, including John Cleese and Michael Palin, are set to reunite for a film, according to Terry Jones.

Uggie, the 10-year-old canine star of Oscar-nominated hit The Artist, is 'getting tired'.

Actress Claire Danes is awarded this year's Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year prize, in a colourful ceremony at Harvard University.

The author Roald Dahl and artist Lucien Freud are revealed to be among those who have turned down honours from the Queen, as a secret list is published.

Oboist and conductor Nicholas Daniel is named as this year's recipient of the Queen's Medal for Music, Buckingham Palace announces.

Arts Council England gives £3,000 of National Lottery money to a project that allows artists to burn their work on a bonfire.

Scottish actor Nicol Williamson, best known for his role as the wizard Merlin in the 1981 film Excalibur, dies aged 75, his family announces.

Oscar-winning actor Geoffrey is named Australian Of The Year, in recognition of his dedication and achievement in the arts.

The parents of two of three boys who were murdered in 1993 in the US have said they are "disappointed" that a documentary about the killings has been nominated for an Oscar.

Pop superstars Abba are to release an unheard demo on a deluxe edition of their final album.

Fashion critics deliver mixed reviews of designer Jean Paul Gaultier's latest collection, which was inspired by the late Amy Winehouse.

Coldplay, Jon Stewart, Mumford & Sons and Russell Brand are among the acts to sign up for the Secret Policeman's Ball in March.

Alan Carr wins the battle of the chat show hosts after beating Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton to the best talk show prize at the National TV Awards.

Simon Cowell is set to launch a new talent show which will search for "the world's greatest DJs".

An unemployed dance teacher has been sentenced to jail for falsely accusing X Factor judge Louis Walsh of sexual assault.

Mark Kermode reviews the latest UK film releases including The Descendants, The Grey and Like Crazy.

The late Michael Jackson has been honoured at a ceremony in Hollywood attended by his family and a host of celebrities, including Justin Bieber.

Actress Felicity Jones told Radio 5 live's Mayo and Kermode about new film Like Crazy and how she prepared for her role.

The Olympic ceremony's artistic director, Danny Boyle has revealed some details of the opening ceremony of the London Olympics.

The singer Curtis Stigers has unveiled a new jazz sound for his latest album, which he describes as his most personal and autobiographical to date.

Denis Welch wins Celebrity Big Brother, Caroline Flack and Harry Styles split, plus the rest of the day's top entertainment stories.

Former Monty Python star, Terry Jones, has denied that the cast are reforming, despite most of them lending their voices to his new science fiction film, Absolutely Anything.

BBC 6Music presenter Liz Kershaw and Will Page of the PRS for Music discuss why the sales of vinyl records have gone up.

Lana Del Rey on recording her album Born To Die

Middlesbrough gallery celebrates fifth birthday

The trick cyclist who was Desert Island Discs' first guest

The computer coder who turns disaster into sculpture

Stars of the small screen come out for the National TV Awards

The best picture nominees for 2012