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		SONG REVENUE: A LOT OF “US” K. Dot is scary big. (5/16a) Check It Out Now TOP 20: TAYLOR'S REIGN CONTINUES All 31 flavors still available. (5/16a) Check It Out Now RAJ KAPOOR: STACKING THE STARS, MAKING THE ACMs SHINE Producer putting the finishing touches on Thursday's show. (5/16a) Check It Out Now THE COUNT: LIVE NATION TAPS TYLER, POST, BLINK FOR TOP U.S. FESTS Cornering the market on surefire headliners (5/16a) Check It Out Now COHEN TRICKED INTO HITS EDITORIAL ROLE Another on bites the dust. (5/16a) Check It Out Now
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GRAMMY AT THE PUB, PART 1

2/17/17

It often takes a village, in the pub world, to make a giant. UMPG and Sony/ATV share in the Grammy Song of the Year, Adele’s “Hello.” While the House of Jody claims the megastar (also Record and Album winner, among other things, and maker of speeches that cause the most jaded of viewers to blubber) and co-writers Tobias Jesso, Jr., and Phillip Lawrence, Planet Marty has “Hello” co-writer and Producer of the Year Greg Kurstin, who really shouldn’t have been played off before getting to speak the first time—though Adele fixed that too. Kurstin co-wrote and produced three songs on Album of the Year 25, btw, while fellow SATV tunesmith Paul Epworth co-penned two.