Last night marked the first time a piece of music recorded exclusively for Apple’s iTunes Store won a Grammy award.
Peter Kafka reports for AllThingsD, “Train’s version of ‘Hey, Soul Sister,’ which won the ‘Best Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals’ category, first appeared on the group’s ‘iTunes Session’ EP last fall.”
Full article here.
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A lot of firsts…
Grammys?
Reminds me of a joke I heard today.
Q:”What’s brown and rhymes with Snoop?”
A:”Dr. Dre.”
Who won for “best new single female artist 30-40 in an acoustic 6-piece jazz-rock combo with bongos and relatively little pitch correction software used” ?
“Forget You” by Cee Lo Green was about the funniest, not funkiest, thing I’ve seen in a long while.