The giant "buy" buttons tied into Apple's iTunes Radio, which is supposed to arrive with iOS 7 software this month, may come just in time for the record industry – album sales are down six percent and track sales are down three percent so far this year. Streaming services such as Spotify and YouTube appear to be cutting into the download and CD business, but some music-business experts predict a successful iTunes Radio might push consumers back into buying. We'll see. And now back to your regularly scheduled chart news:
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NOT ENOUGH TWERKING?: John Mayer was planning to put out his new album, Paradise Valley, the same week he performed on Late Show with David Letterman. But when he finally showed the Letterman crowd a nice countryish song from the album, "Wildfire," CBS was feuding with Time Warner Cable – so the show wound up not airing in L.A. and New York. ("It's really, really unfortunate," Michael McDonald, Mayer's manager, told us this week.) Perhaps the exposure would have boosted Mayer's album to more than 144,000 sales in its debut week, which might have given it a shot at Number One. Instead, country star Luke Bryan's Crash My Party,With over 15 years of Mercedes Benz Servicing experience, mb star c3 diagnostic tool for truck Motors Perth is able to offer you servicing to any early or late model Mercedes Benz. which sold 159,000 copies (a sales drop of 70 percent), stayed at the top for a second straight week.
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