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<div id="dateline">Wednesday, July 22, 2009</div>
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<div class="newsHed">Fogerty's <i>Rangers</i> Riding Into Stores in September</div>
<div class="newsBody"><img src="http://www.rockdaily.com/media/art/rd_news_jfogerty_4.gif" class="mjiArtwork" alt="John Fogerty" align="right" border="0" height="150" width="150"><b>John Fogerty</b>'s upcoming album, <i>The Blue Ridge Rangers Rides Again</i>, will be released on Sept. 1. The 12-track disc is made up mostly of cover tunes that the ex-<b>Creedence Clearwater Revival</b> frontman says "influenced me and helped form who I am as a musician and certainly as a songwriter." As previously reported, <i>Rides Again</i> includes contributions from <b>Bruce Springsteen</b> and the <b>Eagles</b>' <b>Don Henley</b> and <b>Timothy B. Schmidt</b>. Check out the album's cover art <a href="http://www.johnfogerty.com/">here</a>.</div>

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<div id="dateline">Wednesday, July 22, 2009</div>
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<div class="newsHed">More <i>Beatles: <leo_highlight>Rock Band</leo_highlight></i> Songs Revealed</div>

<div class="newsBody">Fifteen more songs have been unveiled for the in-game soundtrack of <i>The <b>Beatles</b>: <leo_highlight>Rock Band</leo_highlight></i>, due out Sept. 9. Also revealed were the tunes' accompanying performance venues, which include the Cavern Club and Shea Stadium. Check out a new trailer and introductory clip for the video game <a href="http://www.thebeatlesrockband.com/">here</a>. In related news, a segment of the making-of documentary that will be included in the upcoming <i>Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band</i> reissue can be viewed <a href="http://www.amazon.com/The-Beatles/e/B000APTK6K">here</a>.</div>
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<div id="dateline">Wednesday, July 22, 2009</div>
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<div class="newsHed">Browne Settles Lawsuit Against McCain Campaign</div>
<div class="newsBody"><img src="http://www.rockdaily.com/media/art/rd_news_jbrowne_10.gif" class="mjiArtwork" alt="Jackson Browne" align="right" border="0" height="150" width="150">A <a href="http://news.prnewswire.com/ViewContent.aspx?ACCT=109&amp;STORY=/www/story/07-21-2009/0005063351&amp;EDATE=">settlement has been reached</a> in the lawsuit <b>Jackson Browne</b> launched last August after his song "Running On Empty" appeared in an Internet video promoting Sen. <b>John McCain</b>'s presidential campaign. The singer-songwriter charged that McCain, the Republican National Committee and the Ohio Republican Party had used the tune without authorization, and that its usage falsely implied that Browne endorsed the candidate. As part of the resolution, McCain and the other defendants issued an apology for using the tune without permission.</div>

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<div id="dateline">Wednesday, July 22, 2009</div>
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<div class="newsHed">Hendrix Doc: Murder a Possibility in Guitarist's Death</div>
<div class="newsBody"><b>John Bannister</b>, the doctor who tried to resuscitate <b>Jimi Hendrix</b> on the evening he died, says claims that the guitar legend was murdered are "plausible." Bannister cites as evidence the "volume of wine [that was] saturated right through [Hendrix's] hair and shirt [and filled] his lungs and stomach." As previously reported, one-time Hendrix roadie <b>James "Tappy" Wright</b> alleges in his new <a href="http://www.rockroadie.net/">memoir</a> that the axeman's late manager <b>Michael Jeffrey</b> admitted to killing the rock icon.</div>

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<div id="dateline">Wednesday, July 22, 2009</div>
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<div class="newsHed">Ex-Kiss Guitarist Finishes New Solo Album</div>
<div class="newsBody">Former <b>Kiss</b> axeman <b>Bruce Kulick</b> reports that he finished work on his third solo effort, <i>BK3</i>, on Thursday. The guitarist, who currently plays with <b>Grand Funk Railroad</b>, promises that "photos and artwork [for the disc will be] coming in August . . . and news after that for the official release date." <i>BK3</i> will <a href="http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&amp;newsitemID=123835">feature</a> contributions from Kiss' <b>Gene Simmons</b> and <b>Eric Singer</b>, as well as from Simmons' son, <b>Nick</b>, and one-time <b>Mötley Crüe</b> singer <b>John Corabi</b>.</div>

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