Wainwright to 'Release' new album

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Wainwright to

            Release new album
 Outtraveler Staff
          
          Dec 14, 2006
          
        
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       Rufus Wainwright
            announced on his Web site that his next album will be in
            stores by early May 2007. Release the Stars
            will be his first to be entirely self-produced, with Neil
            Tenant as the       executive producer. (The
            Advocate)     

        
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Wainwright to
Release new album