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The Quakes (mp3)Full album: Voice Of Americamp3 / 1990 year / 224 kbs / 66 mb / 41 min download album |
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Album: Voice Of America- Puttin' Out The Flame
- One Of A Kind
- Nuthin' Goin' Down
- Paint It Black
- U.S.A.
- Chick Hunt
- Stick To Your Guns
- All Messed Up
- Far Away
- What Will They Say About Me?
- Ice Cold Baby
- I Gotta Go
- Growin Up Evil
- Strike Out King
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Album: Quakes- Pack Our Bags And Go
- You're Dead
- Other Side Of The Tracks
- Where Did It Go?
- You Are The Scene
- Psycho Attack
- Show Me
- Nine Lives
- Deal
- Psychobilly Jekyll And Mr. Hyde
- Hangman's Noose
- Satan On My Side
- 1, 000 Kats
- I Can't Stay
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Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong headline showsFollowing the release of their storming debut single 'Lucio Starts Fires', and smack bang in the middle of high profile support slots with the likes of Babyshambles, CSS and Kaiser Chiefs, Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong are headlining four very special shows.
The dates are:
3 Dec - Cambridge Barfly
5 Dec - Yeovil Orange Box
7 Dec - Hertford Marquee
8 Dec - Stoke Underground Avril Lavigne being sued by songwriters
Avril Lavigne is being sued by a Seventies songwriting team who say her song 'Girlfriend' is just like one they wrote years ago.
Tommy Dunbar who founded the band The Rubinoos says that the Canadian songstress's track 'Girlfriend' bears a striking resemblance to a 1978 Rubinoos song 'I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend'.
The co-writer of Lavigne's track, Dr. Luke, is also being sued, as is her company Avril Lavigne Publishing.
Dunbar founded the Rubinoos as a teen with his friend Jon Rubin in 1973.
Lavigne's manager Terry McBride is insisting that there is nothing similar between the songs and has apparently had a musicologist confirm it.
However, McBride is apparently prepared to settle out of court of the suit becomes too expensive to fight. Lavigne has insurance that covers such lawsuits.
This is the second incident of songwriting problems for the singer in recent weeks.
Last week Canadian songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk told 'Performing Songwriter' magazine that she will never again work withLavigne saying she will "cross the ethical line and no one says anything. That's why I'll never work with her again. I sent her a song two years ago called 'Contagious,' and I just saw the track listing to this album, and there's a song called 'Contagious' on it-and my name's not on it.'