Random music news for Wednesday, June 15, 2022
Here are some fun obsolete products. How many do you remember? Once you’re done, move on to music news for June 15, 2022. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer dies today. It looks
Read MoreHere are some fun obsolete products. How many do you remember? Once you’re done, move on to music news for June 15, 2022. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer dies today. It looks
Read MoreHappy birthday to English bull terrier #1. Schmooze (who is probably lazing on the couch as I write this), turns nine today. In other news for May 24… Chris Cornell
Read MoreWhile many artists declined invitations (or outright refused) to play the Trump inauguration events, several did brave the slings and arrows of a possible backlash and showed up anyway. Was
Read MoreThe Daily Beast dispatched a witness to Donald Trump’s Inauguration Welcome Concert last night. He wasn’t impressed. Thursday’s inauguration weekend welcome concert did its job, in that it accurately and
Read MoreAfter many refusals, the organizers for Donald Trump’s inauguration have landed some performers for the event. They include: Lee Greenwood, Toby Keith, Marty Roe (of Diamond Rio), Larry Stewart (Restless
Read MoreMuzit’s policy on people who download music without paying for it is kind of counter-intuitive: If you can’t beat it or stop it, turn it into an opportunity. Tommy Funderburk
Read MoreFYI Music News has offers this current summary of all-time album sales in the US. The Beatles: 178,000,000 million albums sold. And that’s just in America. Garth Brooks: 135,000,000 albums.
Read MoreA lot. Try $620,000,000. Then again, he was part of that sales of Beats by Dr. Dre to Apple, which is a one-time thing. No wonder he finished at number
Read MoreGarfield the Cat first appeared in a comic strip on June 19, 1978. I hate that cat. A bar owned by country singer Toby Keith has debt trouble. Yet another
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