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Snoop Dogg Thanks Trump for Pardoning Death Row Records Co-Founder Michael ‘Harry O’ Harris
Harris, who was serving time on attempted murder and cocaine trafficking charges, gave Suge Knight $1.5 million to help start the seminal hip-hop label
Flashback: The Grateful Dead Play an Obama Inaugural Ball in 2009
"Pretty much we wanted to play the songs and get ‘em out there and get the groove going so people could dance around if they wanted to," Phil Lesh said, looking back on the night
Hear Bad Religion’s Hopeful New ‘Emancipation of the Mind,’ Timed to Inauguration Day
Song was an outtake from group's sessions for its most recent album, Age of Unreason
Garth Brooks Performs ‘Amazing Grace’ at Biden’s Presidential Inauguration
Country star, dressed in black hat and blue jeans, calls upon viewers at home to sing with him
See Jennifer Lopez Perform ‘This Land Is Your Land’ at Joe Biden Inauguration
Singer also delivers "America the Beautiful" during patriotic medley at U.S. Capitol
Watch Lady Gaga Perform the National Anthem at Joe Biden’s Inauguration
"My intention is to acknowledge our past, be healing for our present, and passionate for a future where we work together lovingly," pop star tweeted
Zayn’s ‘Nobody Is Listening’ Tops Apple Music Pre-Add Chart
After a record-breaking rule by Morgan Wallen, the former One Direction member takes the lead.
Run the Jewels Drop Visualizer for Mexican Institute of Sound Remix of ‘Ooh La La’
New version of RTJ4 track boasts verse from Mexican rapper Santa Fe Klan
‘The First Time’ With Todd Rundgren
Singer recalls meeting David Gilmour, producing Grand Funk Railroad, and getting high
RS Charts: Morgan Wallen Breaks Another Record to Top Artists 500 Chart
Musician pulls in massive 245.8 million song streams following the release of Dangerous: The Double Album, becoming the second country artist to top the chart.

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