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VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Grammys To Consider Some Digital Singles
The Recording Academy has agreed to accept a downloadable single for Grammy consideration for the first time, Billboard Bulletin reports. Earlier this month, the Academy was approached by Virgin Records, which sought Grammy recognition for digital-only titles. The label is releasing two singles to online retailers this week via Liquid Audio.
The first, released Tuesday, is "Dig In" from Lenny Kravitz's forthcoming album "Lenny," which is due Oct. 30. Mick Jagger's new single "God Gave Me Everything" will be available for download today. Both singles sell for $3.49.
An Academy spokesperson stresses that there has been no change in policy, and digital songs are accepted only under "very strict guidelines" on a case-by-case basis. In the past, songs have been eligible for a Grammy only if given a traditional commercial release.
-- Todd Martens, L.A |
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VoodooChileInWOnderl |
To download it go to this site clicking the image below
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VoodooChileInWOnderl |
Fot those outside countries allowed in the Liquid Audio site can download it clicking the single cover
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VoodooChileInWOnderl |
You can preorder the CD from Amazon at the low price of only $13.99, click here (this is not an ad, since we don't get a dime from this), other sites are pre-selling the Cd at prices above $17 and $18!
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Street_Fighting_Man |
can anyone who does do this, gimme a free copy |
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Miss U. |
Ditto! LOL. |
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