The day the music didn't die
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Elvis lives! The King is one of several stars - among them Miles Davis and Dean Martin - who have been resurrected to perform posthumous duets.
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By Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune  Feb. 6--Somewhat overlooked in the rush to anoint Clap Your Hands Say Yeah as the future of the music business was the music itself.
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The music composer was in the US for his concert.
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On Christmas day, after the potlatch subsided, I headed out for a run. When I flicked on my MP3 player, however, I heard ... nothing. Glancing down at the display of my Creative Nomad MuVo TX I saw an unwelcome message: "File system error." Grrr.
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The CD? It's dead. Good thing the music industry is about more than selling plastic discs. Today's artists have surprising new ways to reach fans and make a living. David Byrne gives Wired readers a guided tour of what's next.
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It was hard to find anything amiss or out of place. That's the way things generally go on media day. There are smiles all around. Optimism oozes. It's that way from Atlanta to Seattle and everywhere in between.
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Readers sound off on the joys of sticking to the formula, the history of digital music, and who needs saving. Plus: Links to our most commented blog posts.
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Evanescence didn't fade away, it was just regrouping.
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DENVER (Billboard) - After 2006 -- a year when virtually no one managed to launch a digital music service in competition with Apple's dominant iTunes -- 2007 was a refreshing change of pace.
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Even though half of the band&#39;s lineup is dead, the world will still celebrate the 30th anniversary of punk godfathers The Ramones.
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But the songs will not ring in your head after the album is over.
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Music may still be a big force in pop culture, but the music businessâs own comeback attempt is falling flat.
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The singers held the spotlight, but if the instrumental works were few, the players had ample opportunity to shine.
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For most anybody who was over 12 and under 30 in 1964, the Beatles sound is immutably fixed in the brain. âAcross the Universeâ will shake those brain cells up.
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Video may have killed the radio star, but it could help bring the compilation album back to life.
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The electronics giant belatedly decides to support the popular digital music format on its hard-drive players. Watch out, Apple. Ah, remember the &#39;80s.
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True rock &#39;n&#39; roll only lands on mainstream airwaves these days when someone dies. And bop-rock pioneers the Ramones have had their share of radio spurts in recent years.