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• Bamboozle Festival cancelled for 2013, the first time in ten years (SPIN)
• SPIN Magazine ceases print publication (A.V. Club)
• Adele trademarks her own name (NME)
• SPIN debuts top 20 pop albums of 2012 (SPIN)
• The Rolling Stones guitarist states band “will rock ’till we drop” (NME)

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Philip Phillips – Home (AOL Live Session)

For the first time in her career, California-based singer-songwriter Maia Sharp acts as producer, in addition to artist and writer, for her latest release, Change The Ending.  Learn more about Maia Sharp at her Official Website, “Like” her on Facebook, and follow her on Twitter. We are no longer able to offer a download of “Me After You” from Change The Ending, but check out the video below.

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This week on WTTS Overeasy, Brad Holtz will be playing brand new holiday music from Jennie DeVoe.  Also in store is some laid-back Christmas tunes from Paul Simon, Tracy Chapman, and James Taylor.

Tune in this Sunday at 7-11 am or pm for Sun King Studio 92 exclusives and World Class Rock acoustic tracks and more.
James Taylor – “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas”

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Patrick Carney Photo Courtesy Rolling Stone

• Black Keys Drummer, Patrick Carney, is set to host a satellite radio show (Rolling Stone)
• Adele Named ‘Entertainer of the Year’ (NME)
• Patti Smith, Eddie Vedder, Bob Dylan, and Band of Horses to be featured on the West of Memphis soundtrack (NME)
• Foster the People’s song ‘Pumped up Kicks’ gets removed from radio following the Sandy Hook shooting (Spinner)
• Nick Mason of Pink Floyd saves childhood music store (Spinner)
• First $50 Million from the ’12-12-12′ benefit ready for distribution (Rolling Stone)

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The Lumineers – “Darlene” (In the Bar Bar apartment)