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YouTube Bringing Back Songs by Adele, Green Day and Other Artists in the US After SESAC Deal
YouTube has announced that it is bringing back music by artists such as Adele, Bob Dylan, Kendrick Lamar and others for users in the US, days after their removal from the video-streaming platform due to a legal rights dispute. It claims to have reached an agreement with the for-profit performance-rights organisation SESAC.
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YouTube Said to Be Blocking Songs by Adele, Kendrick Lamar and Other Artists in the US Following Legal Dispute
YouTube has blocked songs by popular artists such as Adele, Bob Dylan, Green Day, and Kendrick Lamar in the US, according to a report. This step is said to be taken by the video-streaming platform following a legal rights dispute with the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC).
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Universal Music Threatens To Remove Millions Of Songs From TikTok. Here's Why
The music label announced the move in an open letter to artists and songwriters titled ''Why we must call time out on TikTok.''
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Ex NSE Chief Chitra Ramkrishna Denied Bail, Court Cites Bob Dylan Song
A Delhi court cited Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan as well as Frankenstein monster while denying bail to former managing director and chief executive officer of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Chitra Ramkrishna.
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''Mr Tambourine Man'' Turns 80. Throwback Pics Of Bob Dylan Flood Twitter
Bob Dylan turned 80 on May 24. Musicians, lyricists and artistes across generations posted photos and their favourite Dylan songs on Twitter. Here are a few amazing throwback pics of the singer and songwriter behind the incredible numbers.
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Aviation Minister's Bob Dylan Song Twist To What Flying Looks Like Now
Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has tweeted a photo of an airplane cabin with people in masks and protective covers on their face that could become a familiar sight in the months to come. The government has been bringing back Indians stranded abroad amid the coronavirus pandemic in special flights.
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Bob Dylan 'Honoured' To Receive Nobel Despite No-Show
Bob Dylan, winner of the Nobel prize for literature, said in a speech read Saturday on his behalf that he was "honoured" to receive the award -- even as he failed to attend the ceremony.
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Nobel Panel Signals Desire For Bob Dylan Song At Ceremony
The Swedish Academy said on Saturday that Bob Dylan is not obliged to attend the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm, but is required to hold some sort of lecture or even sing a song.
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Bob Dylan Performs in Las Vegas, Makes No Mention of Nobel Prize
While the audience cheered on for more songs during Bob's performance, the 75-year-old legend just gave a brief encore, ending his set with a mournful yet playful cover of Frank Sinatra's Why try to change me now
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Jukebox: Classic Lyrics of Nobel Literature Laureate Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition"
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Classic Lyrics Of Nobel Literature Laureate Bob Dylan
American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition".
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AR Rahman, Javed Akhtar Hail Bob Dylan's Nobel Win As 'Proud Moment' In Music
The surprise announcement by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm was also welcomed as a "marvelous and amazing decision" by the music fraternity
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Songwriter Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Literature Prize 2016
American music legend Bob Dylan today won the Nobel Literature Prize, the first songwriter to win the prestigious award and an announcement that stunned prize watchers.
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Want to know what US President Barack Obama is listening to? Check Spotify
If hearing Barack Obama break into song hasn't satisfied your presidential music needs, you can now listen to his playlists on Spotify.
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Twenty years after suicide, Kurt Cobain still fascinates
The road sign outside town reads "Welcome to Aberdeen. Come As You Are." The iconic Nirvana song title greets fans from around the world flocking to pay homage to Kurt Cobain.
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YouTube Bringing Back Songs by Adele, Green Day and Other Artists in the US After SESAC Deal
YouTube has announced that it is bringing back music by artists such as Adele, Bob Dylan, Kendrick Lamar and others for users in the US, days after their removal from the video-streaming platform due to a legal rights dispute. It claims to have reached an agreement with the for-profit performance-rights organisation SESAC.
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YouTube Said to Be Blocking Songs by Adele, Kendrick Lamar and Other Artists in the US Following Legal Dispute
YouTube has blocked songs by popular artists such as Adele, Bob Dylan, Green Day, and Kendrick Lamar in the US, according to a report. This step is said to be taken by the video-streaming platform following a legal rights dispute with the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers (SESAC).
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Universal Music Threatens To Remove Millions Of Songs From TikTok. Here's Why
The music label announced the move in an open letter to artists and songwriters titled ''Why we must call time out on TikTok.''
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Ex NSE Chief Chitra Ramkrishna Denied Bail, Court Cites Bob Dylan Song
A Delhi court cited Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan as well as Frankenstein monster while denying bail to former managing director and chief executive officer of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Chitra Ramkrishna.
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''Mr Tambourine Man'' Turns 80. Throwback Pics Of Bob Dylan Flood Twitter
Bob Dylan turned 80 on May 24. Musicians, lyricists and artistes across generations posted photos and their favourite Dylan songs on Twitter. Here are a few amazing throwback pics of the singer and songwriter behind the incredible numbers.
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Aviation Minister's Bob Dylan Song Twist To What Flying Looks Like Now
Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri has tweeted a photo of an airplane cabin with people in masks and protective covers on their face that could become a familiar sight in the months to come. The government has been bringing back Indians stranded abroad amid the coronavirus pandemic in special flights.
-
Bob Dylan 'Honoured' To Receive Nobel Despite No-Show
Bob Dylan, winner of the Nobel prize for literature, said in a speech read Saturday on his behalf that he was "honoured" to receive the award -- even as he failed to attend the ceremony.
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Nobel Panel Signals Desire For Bob Dylan Song At Ceremony
The Swedish Academy said on Saturday that Bob Dylan is not obliged to attend the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm, but is required to hold some sort of lecture or even sing a song.
-
Bob Dylan Performs in Las Vegas, Makes No Mention of Nobel Prize
While the audience cheered on for more songs during Bob's performance, the 75-year-old legend just gave a brief encore, ending his set with a mournful yet playful cover of Frank Sinatra's Why try to change me now
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Jukebox: Classic Lyrics of Nobel Literature Laureate Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition"
-
Classic Lyrics Of Nobel Literature Laureate Bob Dylan
American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan won the 2016 Nobel Prize for Literature on Thursday "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition".
-
AR Rahman, Javed Akhtar Hail Bob Dylan's Nobel Win As 'Proud Moment' In Music
The surprise announcement by the Swedish Academy in Stockholm was also welcomed as a "marvelous and amazing decision" by the music fraternity
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Songwriter Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Literature Prize 2016
American music legend Bob Dylan today won the Nobel Literature Prize, the first songwriter to win the prestigious award and an announcement that stunned prize watchers.
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Want to know what US President Barack Obama is listening to? Check Spotify
If hearing Barack Obama break into song hasn't satisfied your presidential music needs, you can now listen to his playlists on Spotify.
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Twenty years after suicide, Kurt Cobain still fascinates
The road sign outside town reads "Welcome to Aberdeen. Come As You Are." The iconic Nirvana song title greets fans from around the world flocking to pay homage to Kurt Cobain.
