On TV tonight
BEN HARPER, JACK JOHNSON Last Call With Carson Daly (NBC)
Former President Bill Clinton is getting his own CD music compilation - and don't bother suggesting any funny names.
While some cheeky wags suggested yesterday calling the CD something blue, like "The Joy of Sax," organizers say it will simply be called, "The Bill Clinton Collection: Selections from the Clinton Music Room."
The Clinton Presidential Foundation has been working for months to acquire licensing rights to certain titles and has finally done so, foundation President Skip Rutherford said.
The 11-track disk includes tunes such as "My One and Only Love" by John Coltrane; "Harlem Nocturne" by David Sanborn; "My Funny Valentine" by Miles Davis; "Summertime" by Zoot Sims; "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free" by Nina Simone, and "Chelsea Morning" by Judy Collins.
The CD is the latest joint venture for the Clinton Library and the Clinton Museum Store.
Clinton's office in New York has already reviewed the CD liner notes, and museum store operator Connie Fails said the compilation will be on sale in a month to five weeks.
Can't we all just get along. What is holding back digital boom or is your iPod vhs or beta?.
Indies and Majors in bed. Why the change? Money of course and speaking of getting into bed with each other. Rumor about Apple and google. Wow and wow spelled backwards too.
Plant helps out Africa with donation of cd sales. Now if we could just get the Stones to stop whoring themselves and give alittle bit...and maybe we should stop calling Green Day punk while we're at it. They sign on with NFL amoung others. I am getting sick of Santana too.
Even Oasis doesn't know what they are singing about. One guess why. Drugs? Good guess.
OMG stop it. Please. Ashlee in talks with SNL. Thank god I don't watch anymore.
Welcome to the future. Online. Not sure where or how I will fit in.
Some things are simply unforgettable. Like the first time you see a naked man with his ass on fire run past you.
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