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The article presents a selection of news stories related to the music industry for the week of September 4, 2010. Clear Channel Radio executive Evan Harrison was planning to leave the company at the end of the year. Famous songwriter George David Weiss died on August 23, 2010, at age 89. The 9:30 Club in Washington, D.C. was launching a record label.

Reports on the death of musical composer Lionel Bart. His largest theatrical success, `Oliver!', a musical adaptation of Charles Dickens' `Oliver Twist.'

Reports on the death of rock music writer and arranger Jesse Stone. Highlights of his career; Details of his death.

Reports the death of gospel singer Brock Speer of the Speer Family. His travels and performances; Comments of those who knew him; His career in the sound recording industry.

The article offers celebrity news briefs as of February 22, 2014 on topics including the marriage of tour manager for the band Delta Rae, Rebecca Frances Friedman, and band member Ian Christian Hölljes and the death of lead singer of reggae band Third World, William "Bunny Rugs" Clarke.

The article presents a selection of news stories related to the music industry for the week of June 12, 2010, including an obituary for singer Ali-Ollie Woodson of the Temptations, a marketing initiative by concert promoter Live Nation, and plans for a tour by the rock band Arcade Fire.

The article presents music news briefs. An obituary for Latin music composer, producer, and marketing promoter Luis Silva is presented. A new line of cologne from Reggaetón musician Daddy Yankee is announced, noting that it will be sold exclusively by Macy's department stores starting in November 2008.

The article presents the obituaries of several notable people, including Witold Kieltyka, a drummer, Paul Wasserman, an entertainment publicist, and Casey Calvert, a guitarist.

The article lists births and deaths in the music industry. Obituaries are presented for Nashville saxophonist Boots Randolph and jazz vocalist Carla White. A girl, Payton Elizabeth Robbins, was born to Cory Robbins, founder of Robbins Entertainment, and Sarah Robbins, a vice president at Bobby Brown Cosmetics.

The article offers birth and death announcements for the entertainment industry. Twin girls were born to Natalie Grant and Bernie Herms. A son was born to Jeffrey and Judy Zakim. Entertainment attorney Cindi C. Lazzari has died. Mike Clark, owner of Southern Tracks Recording, has died.

The article provides two birth announcements and several obituaries. The deceased include Denny Doherty, singer for the Mamas and the Papas, Billy Henderson, a founder of soul group the Spinners, and Charlotte Lesher, best known as Joey Ramone's mother.

This article presents information about events and milestones involving people connected with the music industry. Brad Turcotte, founder and president of Compadre Records, and his wife became the parents of a baby boy on November 1, 2006. Gerald Cook, pianist, composer, and musical director died on October 22, 2006. Gap Band producer and songwriter Rudy Taylor died on October 28, 2006 and musician Patricia Stolarchuk, also known as Larissa Strickland, died of a drug overdose on October 9, 2006.

The article offers updates on people in the music industry in the U.S. They include the births of the children of executives such as Erikka and Harri Ramkishun, Brooke and Keith Hauprich and Patty and Glenn Fukushima. Obituaries for singer Patrice Holloway and Jean Ann Abramson of Tower Records are also presented.

Presents an update of issues related to music trade and industry as of April 16, 2005. Birth of a baby girl to Carley and Mike Knobloch on February 22; Birth of a baby boy to Latisha and David Longoria on March 29; Death of bass player Wayne Pedzwater on March 17.

Presents updates on the music industry as of October 30, 2004. Birth date of babies of several musicians; Marriage date of several musicians and artists; Obituaries for several musicians and artists.

Reports on the deaths of several people involved in the sound recording industry in 2003, which include Samuel Freeman.

Reports on the death of singer Wendy O. Williams from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot wound. Details of her career as a singer with the Plasmatics.

Remembers the career of Ewart G. Abner, former president of Motown Records, who died in December 1997. Career highlights in the music industry; Musicians whose careers were plotted by Abner; Comments.

Reports on the death of Irish music journalist Bill Graham on May 11, 1996 at the age of 44. Graham's personal background; Books written by Graham.