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2010

The Knack’s Doug Fieger dies

'My Sharona' songwriter passes away in California

Lady Gaga, Kasabian, Oasis win at Brit awards 2010

Liam Gallagher called a 'knobhead' by host Peter Kay

Paul McCartney tries to save Abbey road studios

Former Beatle reacts to plans to sell the iconic London recording home

The Seventh Uncut Playlist Of 2010

Great start this morning, as I’ve just cracked open the new Prins Thomas album, which seems to carry on right where Lindström & Thomas’ “II” left off. In other goodish news, this long-running dickaround will finally be resolved in the next couple of days. I imagine you’ve all guessed what it is now?

Watch: Erykah Badu & Lil Wayne’s “Jump In The Air (Stay There)”

While I'm in the mood today, this is also great...

Watch: Baloji’s “Karibu Ya Bintou”

Loving this today: Baloji’s “Karibu Ya Bintou”, an incredible Belgian/Congolese hip hop track rooted in the reverberant scrap clatter of Konono N°1. The video’s great, too, filmed on the streets of Kinshasa and culminating in some pretty intense wrestling.

Billy Bragg protests about banking bonuses at RBS headquarters

He wants a bonuses cap to be introduced

Franz Ferdinand start work on new album

Alex Kapranos says the band are trying something different this time round

Steve Mason: “Boys Outside”

There’s a certain grim obligation, whenever tackling Steve Mason’s music, to harp on about The Beta Band’s first three EPs, and the distinctly spotty work which has followed them in the intervening 13 years. It’s a lot harder, though, to try and explain exactly why that initial clutch of songs are so much better.

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The Knack's frontman Doug Fieger has died of cancer, aged 58. Fieger - who wrote the band's huge 1979 hit 'My Sharona' - died on February 14 in California. He had been suffering from lung cancer since 2005, reports US TV channel ABC7. Sharona Alperin, the muse for 'My Sharona', paid tribute to Fie...

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