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Music Legends Produce for CharityBy Caroline Walker | Thursday, April 23, 2009 9:00 AM ET This week's Tonic iPod auctions are epic. If you love music, if you love yourself, if you refuse to pass up once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, then waste no time on snagging these tokens of memorabilia from some of music's modern legends. Yes, I said legends, and their signed iPods are up for auction now. Sure, we've featured pop stars and DJs, musicians and performers with impressive song-lists. This new batch of iPods, however, takes us to a whole new level. So who do we have?
Did I mention he produced Pink Floyd's "The Wall"? Oh yeah, that too.
Last but surely not least, I present the one and only Buddy Guy. Seen as a forefather of modern American music, he's shaped the way that blues and rock took form. Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, The Rolling Stones -- all of these rock legends have covered Guy's hits. He's not just a Hall of Famer, he's a recipient of the National Medal of Arts. His playlist is yet to be disclosed, but I am burning to know which tracks he thinks we shouldn't go without. I'm gonna fight you guys for this one. Let the bidding wars begin... And you thought I was being dramatic with "legends"... Check out Tonic's iPod Auction Series benefiting Music Rising for details and closing dates.
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