Eli "Paperboy" Reed visited the studios of NPR this past weekend and sat down with guest host Jacki Lydon. Explaining his nickname (taken from his grandfather's newsboy hat), his education in blues and and talking about the time he played music all night for less than $10, Reed gives a great interview.

Click on the link below to hear the whole interview including two cuts from Reed's Capitol Records debut, Come and Get It available on August 10, 2010

http://n.pr/autW4p

Brooklyn-based soul singer, Eli "Paperboy" Reed blew out the doors of the Y! Music studios recently with his full scale soul revue. The high-energy performance was captured in three great performances.

The full profile can be found here
http://yhoo.it/aykNei

Look for Reed's Capitol Records debut, Come and Get It on August 10, 2010. And be sure to keep an eye out for Reed in the New York Times Magazine this fall. He's been named one of the new "Young Soul Men"

Eli "Paperboy" Reed, the Boston-born, Broolyn-local soul wunderkind, has been tearing it up in the states. On his way to Europe now, if you missed him here, never fear. He'll be back! Check out the video for his new single, Come And Get It.

The album of the same name will be out on Aug. 10, 2010 from our friends at Capitol Records.

Watch the exclusive video from Lucy Schwartz and Landon Pigg, for their single, "Darling I Do" off the Shrek Forever After Soundtrack.
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Check out http://www.emotionandcommotion.com to tweet your thoughts on the new Jeff Beck record, Emotion And Commotion, and to follow Jeff on Twitter.

Help us get up to 1500 followers on Twitter, and we'll choose a follower at random to win a signed CD and vinyl copy.

In celebration of the Grateful Dead’s release, Crimson, White & Indigo – a DVD/CD recording of the band’s July 1989 show at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, High Times is giving away Grateful Dead prize packs to two lucky readers.

Winners will receive the Crimson, White & Indigo box set, a Grateful Dead T-shirt and the Dead’s take on the board game Monopoly, “Deadopoly.”

More info here:
http://hightimes.com/entertainment/ht_admin/6413

Jeff Beck's playlist for the songs that inspired the making of Emotion & Commotion is being featured now live on MySpace Music.

Check out his playlist at the link below.
http://www.myspace.com/music/featured-playlists