Broadcast America will webcast a Wu-Tang Clan [ tickets ] concert on Sunday (8/13).

According to The Associated Press, Elvis Presley [ tickets ]'s estate is re-releasing "Elvis: That's the Way It Is," a 1970 concert film.

Ken Burns--creator of the famed PBS documentaries on baseball and the Civil War--has made a 10-part documentary on the history of jazz music which will premiere on PBS on Jan. 8. A 5-CD set of music from the documentary will be released on Nov. 7.

Steve Albini (Nirvana, PJ Harvey) produced British indie band Cinerama's second LP "Disco Volante," due in the U.K. on September 28

Placebo will release its next single "Slave to the Wage" in the U.K. on September 25.

Billboard reported that Robert Plant and Jimmy Page have allowed four Led Zeppelin songs to appear on the soundtrack to the film "Almost Famous." Reportedly, they have never before allowed Zeppelin songs on a soundtrack.

Webnoize's newsletter made this interesting point: "The music industry says Napster hurts CD sales....But buying a used CD is a clear instance of a lost sale."

And you know what else is a clear instance of a lost sale? Mix tapes. Every time a young person in love presents the object of his or her affection with a mix tape, that young person is saying, "Will you be my accessory after the fact?"

If you're a young person in love, don't give that special someone a mix tape. Rather, give him or her a list of the songs that best represent your feelings, in the order that you would like the songs to be listened to, along with the titles and list prices of the CDs on which the songs can be found.

Love is no excuse for music piracy.

From staff reports, compiled by James Woster.