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R.I.P. George Jones

- Source: Stereogum

The country music legend George Jones, whose resonant and conversational baritone was one of the most expressive voices of any singer in any genre, died this morning at a hospital in Nashville.

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Gibson Amphitheatre Takes A Bow

- Source: Live Nation

(Los Angeles, CA / Wednesday – April 24, 2013) This fall, a celebrated chapter in Los Angeles' rich musical history will come to a close when the Gibson Amphitheatre shuts its doors in September.

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Phil Ramone, Grammy-Winning Producer, Dead At 79

- Source: WNEW

Phil Ramone, the masterful Grammy Award-winning engineer, arranger and producer whose platinum touch included recordings with Ray Charles, Billy Joel and Paul Simon, died Saturday of complications stemming from heart surgery, his family said.

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Graded on a Curve: Chris Darrow, Artist Proof

- Source: The Vinyl District

Up to this point the career of Chris Darrow has been far from front-page news, but the overdue reissue by Drag City of his terribly overlooked 1972 solo LP Artist Proof should underscore his small but substantial placement in the history of early-'70s country-rock.

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Warner Music Pays $765 Million for Parlophone

- Source: Rolling Stone

Warner Music's $765 million purchase of the Parlophone record label, which includes the rights to catalogs by Pink Floyd , Coldplay , Radiohead and Daft Punk, gives the third-biggest record label a much-needed power boost with regard to rivals Universal and Sony. Warner is the smallest of the "Big Three" record labels, providing just 20 percent of overall album sales in 2012, according to Nielsen SoundScan, but Parlophone should significantly increase that number.

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Read My Lips

- Source: Bottom of the Glass

Damn you for moving me to expend the finger energy necessary to type these lines, and damn you for wasting so much of your "news" time covering that most important of topics, namely Beyonce and her pre-recorded "Star Spangled Banner" at Obama's second inauguration.

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