A.M. Music News: Pearl Jam's Bootlegs, Interpol's Bassist(s), The Black Keys' Brothers
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-- New York Times: On Sasquatch! "The West Coast's best answer to Bonnaroo, the lineup for the Sasquatch! Festival ... seems to get more impressive (and envy inducing) each year."
Renee McMahon From the Sasquatch! 2009 archives.
-- NME: Interpol bassist Carlos Dengler has quit the band. The band plans to hit the road with various replacement bassists.
-- PearlJam.com: The band's keeping its bootleg business together. Complete sets from their summer tour are available digitally and on CD.
-- NPR is streaming The Black Keys' entire new record, Brothers. The blues-rock duo plays The Paramount on Oct. 2.
-- Spinner: Lena Horne, a singer and actress who was the first black woman to be signed to a major Hollywood studio, has died at age 92.
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