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Mo Ostin, executive who transformed Warner Bros. into revered record label, dies at 95

LOS ANGELES — Mo Ostin, the music executive who helped transform Warner Bros. Records into one of the most admired music labels in the world and who earned respect and lasting allegiance from musicians from Los Angeles to London for his artist-friendly philosophy, died on Sunday. He was 95.

Los Angeles Times

Mo Ostin, longtime Warner records chairman, dies at 95

Mo Ostin, a self-effacing giant of the music business who with rare integrity presided over Warner Bros

The Independent UK

Mo Ostin, US record exec who signed Jimi Hendrix and the Kinks, dies aged 95

Headhunted by Frank Sinatra, the head of Warner/Reprise oversaw classic releases by the likes of Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac and Prince

The Guardian - UK

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Mo Ostin dead: Legendary Warner Bros record exec and Rock and Roll hall of famer dies

Mo Ostin worked with some of the biggest names in music, including Jimi Hendrix, during his Warner Bros career which spanned over three decades

Daily Mirror

Joni Mitchell surprises festivalgoers with first full live performance since 2002

It’s Mitchell’s first live performance since she suffered a brain aneurysm in 2015

The Independent UK

Neil Young says he’s not ready to perform live shows yet: ‘I don’t think it is safe in the pandemic’

‘I miss it very much,’ singer said

The Independent UK

Joni Mitchell gives first full live performance since 2002

The musician’s set at the Newport Folk festival was her first since she had a brain aneurysm in 2015

The Guardian - UK

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LA unhoused advocates 'shocked and saddened' by Joe Rogan's violent remarks

LOS ANGELES — Advocates for Los Angeles' unhoused community are holding Joe Rogan accountable for encouraging violence toward homeless people on his influential podcast.

Los Angeles Times

£1.4bn music fund founder spurns new music for old hits

The music industry has rebounded after more than a decade of piracy and songs have become a serious asset class. But that may not help the upcoming artists of today, as the sector’s biggest investors are mainly interested in old records.

Bangkok Post

‘I was sent to chaperone my cousin – who was older than me’: were you supervised too much, or not at all as a teenager?

As a change to NSW festival licensing stops 17-year-olds from going to Splendour in the Grass unless chaperoned by an adult, Guardian Australia staff reflect on their own music gig supervision – or lack thereof

The Guardian - AU

Neil Young and Crazy Horse: Toast review – brooding ‘lost’ set from 2001

Steeped in romantic misery, Young’s unreleased, riff-heavy ‘sad’ album was worth the wait

The Guardian - UK

Joe Rogan refused Trump as podcast guest

The embattled podcast host has picked his right-wing fighter for the presidency, and it's not Trump

Salon

REVIEW: Alt rock trailblazers Pixies show they have plenty left in the tank at Castlefield Bowl

Your favourite band's favourite band put on a breathless performance at Manchester's Castlefield Bowl for Sounds of the City

Manchester Evening News

David Crosby responds to fan asking why Crosby, Stills & Nash music is back on Spotify

Young pulled his music from Spotify earlier this year over the platform’s association with Joe Rogan

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Los Angeles Times

Crosby, Stills & Nash return to Spotify after taking a stand against Joe Rogan

Crosby, Stills & Nash songs are back on Spotify five months after the band mates took a stand against the streaming platform and one of its biggest moneymakers, Joe Rogan.

The Independent UK

New this week: 'The Sea Beast,' early Elton John, 'Maggie'

This week’s new entertainment releases include two lost albums from rock superstars Neil Young and Elton John, more than two dozen contestants of reality shows like “Survivor,” “The Amazing Race” and “Big Brother” facing off in the contest “The Challenge: USA,” and Netflix’s “The Sea Beast” brings a “Moby Dick”-like…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Kurt Vile wants to be a stay-at-home rock dad

PHILADELPHIA — Kurt Vile is giving a tour of OKV Central, the basement studio in his stately Mount Airy home where the Philadelphia rocker recorded much of his new album, "(Watch My Moves)."

Los Angeles Times

How Batman and Scotland Yard are helping Spotify move beyond Joe Rogan fallout

LOS ANGELES — Four months ago, the Swedish podcasting giant Spotify was in its own pop culture free fall.

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The Guardian - AU

A-League Men finals: how the contenders for the championship shape up

On paper, Melbourne City have the best team but their cross-town rivals Victory are in red-hot form and don’t rule out the Mariners

The Guardian - UK

‘There was an enormous amount of drugs being taken’: Graham Nash on groupies, feuds, divorce and ego

The Crosby, Stills and Nash singer on the wild early years, Joni Mitchell, his former bandmates and why his children no longer speak to him

The Guardian - UK

The War on Drugs review – wistful, immersive rock turned up to 11

Adam Granduciel and his band take Neil Young, Dylan and Springsteen, add a hint of krautrock and mix a heady cocktail

The Guardian - UK

Devo: ‘Richard Branson almost killed us in the Jamaican mountains’

Gerard Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh on being bombarded by hippies at Knebworth in 1978, being told off by Neil Young and their unreleased jam sessions with Bowie and Eno in Cologne

The Guardian - UK

Martha Wainwright: ‘Forget rock excess, life on the road was a juggling act for me’

The Canadian-American singer-songwriter on why she needed to tell a different story in her candid autobiography

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m proud to be called a nerd!’ The pop and rock greats who love model railways

Rod Stewart’s setup is bigger than most houses. Pete Waterman spends his evenings making miniature trees. Neil Young filled a barn with tunnels. And they’re just the tip of the iceberg

Los Angeles Times

Denzel Washington tackles Shakespeare and life's fourth quarter with grace

LOS ANGELES — Denzel Washington and I have been talking for a good, long stretch on a recent late Friday afternoon, discussing life's fourth quarter, the September of our years, when, pretty much out of nowhere, he starts singing Neil Young's "Southern Man."

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