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• Maroon 5 , 'Overexposed' (A&M Octane)

  June 28, 2012 – No hard stuff, no sleepy elevator music, just plaintive vulnerability stripped of potential turn-offs...and -ons. …
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  Who Charted? Lionel Richie Keeps No. 1, But Fedoras Make a Run For It

  April 25, 2012 – First! He sold about 11 percent less than last week, but Lionel Richie still owns the Billboard 200 with 114,000 copies sold per Nielsen SoundScan. Nothing to see here, folks! 2 Through 10: Everyone's favorite fedora dude Jason Mraz makes his highest-charting debut and best-selling week yet with Love is a Four Letter Word at No. 2 (102,000 copies), and Adele is knocked into third place with 90,000 copies this week for 21. …
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  The Beach Boys Will Reunite at the Grammys, Tragically, With Foster the People and Maroon 5

  February 8, 2012 – The good news: The recently reunited surviving members of the Beach Boys just announced that they will perform for the first time in nearly 20 years at the Grammys on Sunday. …
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  First Listen: Maroon 5, Phantom Planet, Gomez Members Form Band

  January 29, 2009 – What happens when you take 14 musicians, fly them to Hawaii, have them live together for 30 days, and record the results?No, not the latest reality TV show -- but Operation Aloha, the self-titled debut from a new supergroup that includes members of Maroon 5 (guitarist James Valentine and keyboardist Jesse Carmichael), Phantom Planet (bassist Sam Farrar), and Gomez (frontman Ian Ball, multi-instrumentalist Dajon Everett, and drummer Olly …
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  Exclusive Stream: Mark Ronson & Mary J. Blige Remix Maroon 5

  December 3, 2008 – Between sessions producing new tunes for the likes Slash and Amy Winehouse, sought after knob-twister Mark Ronson worked his magic on this soulful remix of Maroon 5's "Wake Up Call," off the band's new album, Call and Response: The Remix Album, due Dec. 9. "Wake Up Call"'s original foot-tapping, head-nodding groove is replaced with an old school rhythm and soul romp, led by horns and keys in a staccato march. …
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