David Crosby cuts radio ad that supports the voter measure to legalize marijuana in North Dakota, The Minnesota Timberwolves unveil new Prince-themed uniforms and Sub Pop revives Singles Club mail order service. And in music history, we mark the passing of Eva Cassidy, a phenomenal singer, largely unknown in the U.S., but who became an unlikely star in the U.K.

PHISH dresses up as and covers fake Scandinavian prog-rock band for their semi-annual Halloween show in New York, Big Star's 1974 concert for a radio station turns into new live album and founding drummer Nick Mason hires all-star band to take pre-Dark Side-era Pink Floyd on the road.

Detroit punk prototypes MC5 rock out the 50th anniversary of their influential album Kick Out the Jams at Third Man Record's Motor City store, The Beatles' White Album celebrates half a century with new video for "Glass Onion" and artists like Craig Finn of the Hold Steady and Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie to pay tribute to Frightened Rabbit's Scott Hutchinson next month in New York.

Keb Mo enlists Beth Nielson Chapman and Rosanne Cash for feminist election anthem, Candi Staton reveals she has breast cancer and Deerhunter release harpsichord-driven new single.

Prime Minister of Iceland, Katrin Jakobsdottir, who visited Mountain (not pictured), North Dakota in August, rocks a not completely Icelandic Spotify playlist, avante garde jazz saxaphonist Sonny Fortune passes and indie supergroup Boygenius surprise-releases debut EP online.

The man responsible the chicky wah-wah guitar on The Temptation's Papa Was A Rolling Stone, Wah Wah Watson passes away as does swamp rocker Tony Joe White, whose hit Polk Salad Annie was misunderstood by fans as a pot anthem and Sinead O'Connor converts to Islam and changes her name.

Psych-rock singer/guitarist Ty Segall to put out FIFTH album of 2018 on Friday, Tracy Chapman sues Nicki Minaj and Florida city renames park after Tom Petty.

Ex Floyd principal songwriter Roger Waters hits out against Brazil's far right wing presidential candidate in Salvador last night and divides the audience, Charles Bradley posthumous single released and Lord Huron covers a Neil Young song that was a staple of car trips as a kid.

Amy Winehouse Hologram Tour to kick off next year, Music News site blares most obvious headline about Wilco's Solid Sound Fest, Spoon bassist Rob Pope and Har Mar Superstar to open bar in Moorhead

Leonard Cohen says intense White House visitor Kanye West is "No Picasso." from beyond the grave, Lindsey Buckingham sues Fleetwood Mac for canning him and Spoon covers The Clash for Beto O' Rourke.