• The Wu-Tang Clan’s claim to have cleared a Beatles sample for their Dhani Harrison and John Frusciante-featuring 8 Diagrams track built around a guitar line from “While My Guitar Gently Weeps” is a bit flawed, the group is now clarifying. The two guitarists play a bit of the Beatles song on the Wu track (as first reported in Rolling Stone in early August), but no original master samples are used.

• Isaac Hanson, the oldest member of the sibling trio, is in stable condition at a Texas hospital after suffering a pulmonary embolism — a painful condition that results when a blood clot originating in the arms or legs travels towards the lungs. The band canceled a show last night in Tulsa, OK.

• The final track listing has been released for Guitar Hero III, which now includes Cream’s “Sunshine of Your Love” and Santana’s “Black Magic Woman.” Full list of playable songs after the jump.

• Don Imus is in talks with Citadel Broadcasting, the owner of ABC Radio, which indicates the controversial personality’s return to the airwaves may not be far off and will not be on satellite radio. Reports predict he could be back on the air as early as next year.

• R. Kelly’s reps denied he was going on a winter tour when Keyshia Cole recently slipped up and mentioned one, but Kelly is indeed heading out this winter, with Cole, J. Holiday and Ne-Yo on a thirty-nine-date arena trek that starts November 14th in Columbus, GA. According to MTV News, the singer has yet to receive permission from the court to tour (his upcoming child pornography trial in Chicago has been delayed yet again). Dates after the jump.

Guitar Hero III Track List:

AFI – “Miss Murder”
Aerosmith – “Same Old Song and Dance”
Alice Cooper – “School’s Out”
Backyard Babies – “Minus Celsius”
Beastie Boys – “Sabotage”
Black Sabbath – “Paranoid”
Bloc Party – “Helicopter”
Blue Oyster Cult – “Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll”
Bret Michaels Band – “Go That Far”
Charlie Daniels Band – “Devil Went Down to Georgia”
Cream – “Sunshine of Your Love”
Dead Kennedys – “Holiday in Cambodia”
Die Toten Hosen – “Hier Kommt Alex”
Disturbed – “Stricken”
DragonForce – “Through the Fire and Flames”
Eric Johnson – “Cliffs of Dover”
Foghat – “Slow Ride”
Gallows – “In the Belly of a Shark”
Guns N’ Roses – “Welcome to the Jungle”
Heart – “Barracuda”
Heroes Del Silencio – “Avalancha”
In Flames – “Take This Life”
Iron Maiden – “The Number of the Beast”
Kaiser Chiefs – “Ruby”
Kiss – “Rock and Roll All Nite”
Lacuna Coil – “Closer”
Living Colour – “Cult of Personality”
Matchbook Romance – “Monsters”
Metallica – “One”
Mountain – “Mississippi Queen”
Muse – “Knights of Cydonia”
NAAST – “Mauvais Garcon”
Pat Benatar – “Hit Me with Your Best Shot”
Pearl Jam – “Even Flow”
Poison – “Talk Dirty to Me”
Priestess – “Lay Down”
Queens of the Stone Age – “3’s and 7’s”
Rage Against the Machine – “Bulls on Parade”
Red Hot Chili Peppers – “Suck My Kiss”
Revolverheld – “Generation Rock”
Santana – “Black Magic Woman”
Scorpions – “Rock You Like a Hurricane”
Slayer – “Raining Blood”
Slipknot – “Before I Forget”
Smashing Pumpkins – “Cherub Rock”
Social Distortion – “Story of My Life”
Sonic Youth – “Kool Thing”
Stevie Ray Vaughn – “Pride and Joy”
Superbus – “Radio Song”
Tenacious D – “The Metal”
The Hellacopters – “I’m in the Band”
The Killers – “When You Were Young”
The Rolling Stones – “Paint It, Black”
The Stone Roses – “She Bangs the Drums”
The Strokes – “Reptilia”
The Who – “The Seeker”
Velvet Revolver – “She Builds Quick Machines”
Weezer – “My Name Is Jonas”
White Zombie – “Black Sunshine”
ZZ Top – “La Grange”

R. Kelly, J. Holiday and Ne-Yo Double Up Tour Dates:

Nov. 14: Columbus, Ga. – Columbus Civic Center
Nov. 15: Atlanta – Phillips Arena
Nov. 16: Greensboro, N.C. – Greensboro Coliseum
Nov. 17: Birmingham, Ala. – BJCC Arena
Nov. 18: Charlotte, N.C. – Bobcat Arena
Nov. 21: Philadelphia – Wachovia Center
Nov. 22: Newark, N.J. – Prudential Center
Nov. 23: Uniondale, N.Y. – Nassau Coliseum
Nov. 24: Baltimore – 1st Mariner Arena
Nov. 25: Washington D.C. – Verizon Center
Nov. 29: Little Rock, Ark. – Alltel Arena
Nov. 30: New Orleans – New Orleans Arena
Dec. 1: Dallas – American Airlines Arena
Dec. 2: Houston – Toyota Center
Dec. 6: Minneapolis – Target Center
Dec. 7: Kansas City, Mo. – Sprint Center
Dec. 8: Indianapolis – Conseco Fieldhouse
Dec. 9: Memphis, Tenn. – Fed Ex Forum
Dec. 13: Las Vegas – Mandalay Bay
Dec. 14: Los Angeles – Staples Center
Dec. 15: Oakland, Calif. – Oakland Arena
Dec. 16: Sacramento, Calif. – Arco Arena
Dec. 19: Denver – Pepsi Center
Dec. 21: St. Louis – Scottrade Center
Dec. 22: Chicago – United Center
Dec. 23: Detroit – Joe Louis Arena
Dec. 27: Charleston, S.C. – North Charleston Coliseum
Dec. 28: Orlando, Fla. – TD Waterhouse Arena
Dec. 29: Columbia, S.C – Colonial Center
Dec. 30: Jacksonville, Fla. – Veteran Memorial Arena
Dec. 31: Miami – American Airlines Arena
Jan. 3: Louisville, Ky. – Kentucky Expo Center
Jan. 4: Cleveland – Wolstein Center
Jan. 5: Buffalo, N.Y. – HSBC Arena
Jan. 6: Dayton, Ohio – Nutter Center
Jan. 9: Savannah, Ga. – Civic Center
Jan. 10: Greenville, S.C. – Bi Lo Center
Jan. 11: Richmond, Va. – Richmond Coliseum
Jan. 12: Hampton, Va. – Hampton Coliseum