While the gossip pages are filled with celebrities who aren’t forced to pay for their crimes, singer Ron Isley is no such lucky star. He also added that he usually cleans up lyrics for kid-friendly performances. Twista’s response is that he’s been making the same kind of rhymes for years, but no one cared until Don Imus said something negative about black women. McDonalds decided to pull the speed rapper from its Live Trek tour because of his controversial lyrics. A recent victim is Chicago rapper Twista. Check out her retraction.Īnother topic Jim and Greg covered on the show is the scrutiny hip hop lyrics have been facing post-Imus. The singer appeared to be taking a tough-girl stance and defended her artistic integrity, but now she’s trying to lay it all to rest. When her album My December was released a few weeks ago, our hosts talked about Clarkson’s high-profile feud with BMG chairman Clive Davis. The first concerns pop star Kelly Clarkson.
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Jim and Greg update some stories they’ve discussed on current shows. The alt-rockers will release a compilation on Hear Music next year. One group they are surprised to hear has joined the coffee family is Sonic Youth.
Jim and Greg imagine that the singer/songwriter must have been impressed with the success of Paul McCartney’s recent Starbucks-released album Memory Almost Full, especially considering her notorious distaste of the music industry. Her first album in almost 10 years will be released on the coffee chain’s Hear Music label. Audio player Download Subscribe via iTunes Music Newsįirst up in the news Jim and Greg discuss Joni Mitchell’s decision to team up with Starbucks.
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