NPR Has the Scoop on Weird Al’s Free Song

Weird Al currently has a free song up on his website for download. Why? Turns out that the record company for James Blunt (the artist being parodied) threw a fit about the parody, even though it was ok with the artist. NPR has the details. Yet another case of the record companies looking bad. Sigh.

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Posted on:: Tuesday, June 13th, 2006 16:22

Category:: Music/Movies/Media, Pop Culture

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