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Music News
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Monday, 18 December 2006 |
 The chauffeur accused of trying to extort $2 million from Yoko Ono was indicted today (Dec. 19) on a charge of first-degree attempted grand larceny and jailed without bail because the judge said he is a potential flight risk.
Koral Karsan, 50, nattily dressed in a blue blazer with his hands cuffed behind him, pleaded not guilty before state Supreme Court Justice Michael Ambrecht.
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Music News
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Monday, 18 December 2006 |
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Influential rock bands the Doors and the Grateful Dead will receive lifetime achievement Grammy Awards next year, along with jazz saxophone player Ornette Coleman and the late opera singer Maria Callas.Other honorees include folk singer Joan Baez, soul musicians Booker T. & the MG's, and late country music icon Bob Wills.The statuettes will be handed out during a ceremony leading up to the main Grammy Awards, which take place in Los Angeles on Feb. 11.
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Music News
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Monday, 18 December 2006 |
 Some of rock'n'roll's biggest names have teamed up to sue the owner of a Web site that specializes in streaming rare concert recordings. Wolfgang's Vault offers thousands of recordings of rare audio and video performances collected over 30 years by legendary concert promoter Bill Graham, who died in 1991.Yesterday (Dec. 18), major rock names, including Grateful Dead Productions, Carlos Santana and members of Led Zeppelin and the Doors, sued the current owner, claiming it was illegally offering recordings to stimulate sales of other products. Wolfgang's Vault representatives were not immediately available for comment.
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Music News
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Monday, 18 December 2006 |
 Rush is nearly finished recording its next studio album, which is expected sometime in 2007 via Atlantic. The tracks were put to tape at Allaire Studios in upstate New York with co-producer Nick Raskulinecz. "I have never enjoyed the recording process so much, nor been so satisfied with the results," drummer Neil Peart writes on his Web site.
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Billboard Awards
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Sunday, 03 December 2006 |
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Finally, the hardly awaited Billboard Awards took place. More than any other music awards show, the Billboard Music Awards are determined by music fans. Finalists and winners are determined by actual performance on Billboard's charts, with sales data compiled by Nielsen SoundScan and radio play tracked by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems.
Below are the winners of the 2006 Billboard Music Awards handed out Dec. 4 at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas and broadcast live on Fox.
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World Music Awards
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Tuesday, 14 November 2006 |
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The World Music Awards is the only truly international Music Awards ceremony featuring the world's best selling artists. Unlike other shows, these awards are decided by the public as opposed to an industry panel. Recording Artists have to sell millions of records to win a world music award and it is us, the audience, the fans who decides who wins by buying the records. Sales figures are reported to the organization by the record companies and the national member groups of the IFPI, the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry. The show will be broadcast in every major record-buying country in the world on terrestrial television. A 2 hour special will be beamed to 160 countries reaching over 1 billion viewers. Here are the Winners of the 2006 Edition:
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