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Your daily dose of national music news for Monday, August 10, 2009...
- The "Big Four" music companies are taking on Apple with a new form of digital music. Maybe they should ask Bill Gates what happened to the Zune.
- It seems like Kings of Leon are starting to figure out they've sold their soul to the rock 'n' roll devil. But, they really just want to have a good time.
- Jermaine Jackson has decided to dedicate his life to his brother Michael's work: humanitarianism. Or as I like to call it...opportunism.
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