Music Supervisors Unlock Super Bowl Ad Strategies

The Day the Music Died, 50 years later - LubbockOnline.com Posted: 01 Feb 2009 01:25 AM CST CTV British Columbia The Day the Music Died, 50 years later LubbockOnline.com, TX - 44 minutes ago Holly continued recording songs at his New York home - the music now referred to as "The Apartment Tapes" - but he needed money to pay bills, and that came ... The Day the Music Died Omaha World-Herald 50th Anniversary Of "Day The Music Died" WOWT Holly left many marks on music South Bend Tribune (subscription) Detroit Free Press - Ottawa Citizen all 454 news articles

Paul McCartney is a major boomer bridge for Coachella - Los Angeles Times Posted: 31 Jan 2009 02:01 AM CST BBC News Paul McCartney is a major boomer bridge for Coachella Los Angeles Times, CA - Jan 31, 2009 By ANN POWERS, Pop Music Critic If you need proof that the generational divide that has defined American pop since the rock era is vanishing along with the ... • Disable Fly-out MSNBC Paul McCartney to help Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival ... Press-Enterprise Sir Paul Headlining 10th Annual Coachella Valley Music Fest HispanicBusiness.com E! Online - San Francisco Chronicle all 280 news articles

Stop lawsuits, not music - Boston Globe Posted: 31 Jan 2009 09:09 PM CST New Zealand Herald Stop lawsuits, not music Boston Globe, United States - 5 hours ago THE RECORDING INDUSTRY helped its image when it ended its misguided policy of suing individuals for illegally sharing music over the Internet. ... Push for webcast of US music piracy case New Zealand Herald all 10 news articles

George Perle dies at 93; theorist and composer championed atonal music - Los Angeles Times Posted: 31 Jan 2009 04:02 AM CST Los Angeles Times George Perle dies at 93; theorist and composer championed atonal music Los Angeles Times, CA - 22 hours ago By Chris Pasles George Perle, the American music theorist and scholar who was widely regarded as the composer who put a human face on atonal music, ...

Music Review Lions of Metal, Thrashing With Purpose Still - New York Times Posted: 31 Jan 2009 09:37 AM CST New York Times Blogs Music Review Lions of Metal, Thrashing With Purpose Still New York Times, United States - 16 hours ago By JON CARAMANICA UNIONDALE, NY — Metallica closed its main set on Thursday night at the Nassau Coliseum here as if it were a Raffi show, ... Interview: Metallica Artistdirect.com Metallica too loud? Too bad, says drummer Lars Ulrich Bloomington Pantagraph Metallica Kills 'Em All at Nassau Coliseum Examiner.com LiveDaily.com all 15 news articles

Music Supervisors Unlock Super Bowl Ad Strategies - Billboard Business News Posted: 31 Jan 2009 01:05 PM CST Music Supervisors Unlock Super Bowl Ad Strategies Billboard Business News, NY - 13 hours ago The music heard in Super Bowl ads, whether its licensed or created, plays an integral part in their effectiveness. Billboard called on two veteran music ...

Finding Her Mendelssohn Sweet Spot - New York Times Posted: 31 Jan 2009 08:13 PM CST New York Times Finding Her Mendelssohn Sweet Spot New York Times, United States - 5 hours ago Ms. Mutter said recently that in Europe, apart from the popular Violin Concerto, the symphonies and the Octet, Mendelssohn's music "is underestimated and ... Bach Swings KUAR all 2 news articles