Disco, death, greed and scandal
A very well alive Canadian disco label and its founder president -name witheld- has been ordered by a Canadian provincial Superior Court recently to annul all contracts signed on a 70s artist -name witheld- hospital death bed last year and reimburse his widow 75gs in damage.The widow who's the manager of the 70s artist did sign the contracts on his behalf. Who's the shark? The widow, the record label, or both?
UPDATE March 1st 2008: Record label proposed to annul all contracts signed on deathbed in exchange of the check they made, widow-manager refused. I suspect the record label will win the case, while we're at it, it's Unidisc.
Even if this was published by a reputable press agency and reproduced in various newspapers, I wasn't able to track and view the court document, for this reason, I omitted the names.

Labels: 70s, disco, music industry, record label
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If you happen to be in San Diego July 7th 2007 (same day as the "Live Earth" event), 15 bucks will get you entrance to "Back In The Day" Summerfest headlining Sly and the Family Stone. The Average White Band and The Latin Sensations featuring Jorge Santana with members of Malo, El Chicano, Tierra and Sapo are also scheduled. That'll be 10 am to 8 pm at the Arena Green Park next to the HP Pavilion.
Bjork's new cd should be released this month. Surprises include a collaboration with Timbaland (not the whole album) and a worldwide tour.
Alexander Robotnick has made available on his website 3 of his dj sets you can listen to; Electro Disco, Electro House and Electro Acid, very highly recommended. The Electro Disco one will get you off your chair, electronic disco classics from the 70s to the early 80s blended together like only he can, space robot style.

