Jonas Brothers - Take A Breath & We Got The Party [New!]

Here are two new songs from The Jonas Brothers off of their re-release of their latest album Jonas Brothers. It included these two new songs called Take A Breath and We Got The Party, which features Hannah Montana. I really like Take A Breath and I have always liked We Got The Party, especially the original version. You guys should definitely check these out. Enjoy!

DL Link #1: Jonas Brothers - Take A Breath
DL Link #2: Here!

DL Link #1: Jonas Brothers - We Got The Party (Feat. Hannah Montana)
DL Link #2: Here!

All comments are appreciated.

Billy Ray Cyrus Goes Dancing with Daughter Miley

This just in from ABC:

"Only Dancing with the Stars has the premiere duet performance of 'Ready, Set, Don't Go' by Season 4 alumnus and multiplatinum recording artist Billy Ray Cyrus and his daughter, Miley Cyrus, both stars of the hit Disney Channel series Hannah Montana. Father and daughter recently recorded the duet version of the single, which will be released to country radio stations immediately following their performance on the show. They will perform the song exclusively on Dancing with the Stars' results show on Tuesday, Oct. 9."

Source: TV Guide

Since I'm a Dancing With the Stars fan and Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus fan, I can't wait for this! Even though I don't really like the song, I want to hear what the duet sounds like! Your thoughts?

All comments are appreciated.

Interesting News on Hannah Montana (The Show)

Even though this isn't much about music, it's about a show who's main character is a singer (and had the #2 album last week!) so here:

Yesterday, comedy writer Buddy Sheffield filed a lawsuit alleging the Walt Disney Co. stole the idea of Hannah Montana from him without proper compensation.Sheffield, whose last writing credit was in 1998 for a show called Cheap Theatrix, has filed charges of breach of contract, breach of confidence, unfair competition and unjust enrichment. Translation: show me the money.

According to the lawsuit, the former In Living Color writer pitched a show called Rock and Roland in 2001 about a teen-by-day-star-by-night middle schooler. Sound familiar?

Maybe Disney did rip the idea from this writer, which sometimes happens when studios like the idea and not the people pitching it, but more than likely this is another case of someone trying to make some money.

When something, anything becomes financially successful, people come out of the woodwork to claim partial ownership. Last year two Missouri men claimed that Prison Break was based on their lives. Last month Mark Zuckerberg was sued for stealing the idea and coding for Facebook. Tomorrow I will be sued for stealing this post.

source: tvsquad