Free James McMurtry Mp3 And Video Contest

Singer/songwriter James McMurtry is once again making a political statement through his music. On his new song “Cheney’s Toy”, McMurtry picks up where he left off with his controversial anthem “We Can’t Make it Here.” “Cheney’s Toy” reminds us that the war in Iraq is still going on — with veiled references to Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib and the stark image of a soldier who returned from the conflict, blind and brain damaged.
In order to make sure people get the message, McMurtry is giving away the song for free on February 4 exclusively through eMusic’s Daily Download. On the Super Tuesday primary day (February 5) fans will be able to download the mp3 from McMurtry’s MySpace page and Lightning Rod Records’ website.

McMurtry and Lightning Rod Records are encouraging fans to use the free mp3 to create their own videos and post them online. McMurtry will choose the best videos and post them on his official MySpace page and website. If needed, fans can create videos using slideshow applications at RockYou.com. Creators of each of the top five video creators will receive t-shirts and autographed copies of McMurtry’s new album, Just Us Kids (in stores April 15, 2008). McMurtry’s choice for the best overall video will also receive an 8 Gb Apple iPod nano with video capabilities. Fans can send links to their videos to mcmurtryvideo@gmail.com.

Amy Winehouse Crack Video Released

Amy Winehouse Crack Video Released: "Amy Winehouse Crack Video Released

Atlanta, GA 1/22/2008 02:49 PM GMT (FINDITT


The Sun released the Amy Winehouse video showing the 24 year old singer smoking a crack pipe.

Winehouse has been reportedly in and out of rehab for her drug addiction.

According the The Sun, the troubled singer took cocaine, ecstasy and valium prior to smoking the crack.

The Sun claims that friends of Winehouse are deeply concerned for her safety.

Winehouse’s father has purportedly already written the eulogy he will deliver at his daughter’s funeral."

Ryan Adams live on KCRW

One of the greatest musicians of his generation finally makes it onto Morning Becomes Eclectic. In all honesty NPR gave Adam's more airplay then any commercial, or college station prior to his post 9/11 hit "New York". Any who check it out cool cats, and remember the pump dont work cause the vandal took the handle.

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