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Fall Out Boy

If ever a band was poised to assume the power pop mantle of greatness, it’s Fall Out Boy. Exploring the musical turf between heart-on-sleeve tenderness and straight out bombast, the band’s major label debut recording, From Under the Cork Tree, delivers the same heady thrill as the Ramones’ Road to Ruin and Cheap Trick’s In Color. Like those classic rock albums, From Under the Cork Tree…
Fall Out Boy

If ever a band was poised to assume the power pop mantle of greatness, it's Fall Out Boy. Exploring the musical turf between heart-on-sleeve tenderness and straight out bombast, the band's major label debut recording, From Under the Cork Tree , delivers the same heady thrill as the Ramones' Road to Ruin and Cheap Trick's In Color . Like those classic rock albums, From Under the…
Lil Jon, R. Kelly, Kanye West and EMI Take Top Honors at BMI Urban Awards
'Yeah!' Named Most Performed Song; Charlie Wilson and The Gap Band Honored as BMI Icons BMI saluted the premier r&b, rap and hip-hop songwriters, producers and publishers at its 2005 BMI Urban Awards, staged August 26 in the Grand Ballroom of the Fontainebleau Resort in Miami Beach. BMI Urban Awards Event Photos BMI Urban Awards Song List…
3 Doors Down, Lil Jon, EMI Top BMI Pop Awards; Paul Simon Honored as Icon
BMI announced its 53rd Annual BMI Pop Awards on May 17, with top honors given to 3 Doors Down's "Here Without You" as Song of the Year, Lil Jon as Songwriter of the Year, and EMI Music Publishing as Publisher of the Year. Pop Awards Photo Slideshow2005 BMI Pop…
BMI Celebrates Urban Music at 2004 Awards with Top Writers, Producers, Publishers
Al Green Honored as BMI ICON BMI saluted the premier R&B, rap and hip-hop songwriters, producers and publishers at its 2004 BMI Urban Awards, staged tonight (8/27) at the Grand Ballroom at the Fontainebleau Hilton Resorts & Towers in Miami Beach. Pictured at the 2004 BMI Urban Awards are…
Don Henley Life Is Still Good

"After a couple of decades of being a public figure, a person grows tired of his own face, his own voice," says Don Henley, explaining the extended gap between his last solo album, 1989's multi-platinum The End of the Innocence, and the new Inside Job. "If this malaise is allowed to continue unchecked," the Eagles co-founder continues, "it can deteriorate into something that my pals and…
