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The year 2010 was a mixed bag for music -- ranging from the best of the best to numerous flubs and errors in judgment. Here's who made our naughty and nice list.
Justin Bieber
Another previously unheard Justin Bieber song has hit the web: “Ride,” an uptempo dance track that leaked online Wednesday and finds the 16-year-old pop star reflecting on -- what else? -- love over 8-bit-style blips.
British actress Julie Andrews, country icon Dolly Parton, jazz drummer Roy Haynes, and punk pioneers the Ramones will receive Grammy Awards for lifetime achievement next year, organizers said on Wednesday.
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Beatles 'Abbey Road' crossing given heritage status
A legendary London zebra crossing featured on the cover of The Beatles' album "Abbey Road" has been designated a heritage site, the British government said Wednesday.
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The 12 CDs of Christmas
Here's our guide to the 2010 holiday albums that made our hearts grow three sizes, and those that were worth a big bah humbug.
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Naturally 7 return to their roots with Christmas song
Every week, Canada.com offers free music downloads by Canadian indie artists. This week, check out a song by Naturally 7 and 12 other acts.
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Lissie catches a tiger
Lissie has found a U.K. hit in her album Catching a Tiger, but the American singer-songwriter stays grounded.
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Photos: Adam Lambert's many faces at 'Glam Nation 2010' in Los Angeles
Singer Adam Lambert - of 'American Idol' fame - performed during his "Glam Nation 2010 Tour' at Club Nokia on December 16, 2010 in Los Angeles, California.
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Duran Duran goes forward on new album by going back
With a new album, All You Need is Now, set for release on December 21, the band who helped usher in the New Wave of the '80s is updating its sound for a younger generation while still offering a taste of their past.
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Captain Beefheart dead at 69
Don Van Vliet, better known as pioneering blues and rock musician Captain Beefheart, has died in California from complications of multiple sclerosis at age 69, a representative for the artist said Friday.
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