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ASCAP London Awards

  1. The ASCAP Vanguard award was given to Ben Drew aka Plan B for his stunning album The Defamation of Strickland Banks

    Pictured (l-r) are Universal's Caroline Elleray, Ben Drew and ASCAP's Seán Devine

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  2. Publisher of the Year was presented to EMI Music for their songs "American Idol", "Everybody Wants To Rule The World", "Break Your Heart" and "Dynamite"

    Pictured (l-r): PRS for Music's CEO Robert Ashcroft, EMI Music head of A&R Daniel Lloyd Jones and ASCAP's Paul Williams

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  3. Paloma Faith received ASCAP's College Award for her album "Do You Want The Truth Or Something Beautiful?"

    Pictured (l-r) are ASCAP's Seán Devine, Paloma Faith and Universal's Caroline Elleray

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  4. Song of the Year and Songwriter of the Year were presented to "Dynamite" by Taio Cruz.

    Pictured are Taio's managers Jamie Binns and Christian Wahlberg with ASCAP's Paul Williams

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  5. Song of the Year and Songwriter of the Year were presented to "Dynamite" by Taio Cruz.

    Pictured (l-r) are ASCAP's Paul Williams, manager Christian Wahlberg, EMI's Daniel Lloyd Jones, PRS for Music's Chairman of the Board Guy Fletcher and manager Jamie Binns

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  6. (l-r) ASCAP's John LoFrumento, honoree Hal David and ASCAP's Paul Williams

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  7. Collecting for the score for Megamind is composer Lorne Balfe and ASCAP's Nancy Knutsen

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  8. The theme to American Idol was a winning song of the evening

    (l-r) ASCAP's Seán Devine, EMI Music representative, writer Barry Stone, ASCAP's Nancy Knutsen, Imagem's John Minch and writer Julian Gingell.

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  9. Accepting on behalf of Sir Paul McCartney for the song "Come Together" are Sony/ATV's Will Downs and PRS for Music's Myles Keller pictured with ASCAP's Roger Greenaway (left) and ASCAP's John LoFrumento (right.)

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  10. (l-r) Imagem Music's John Minch, composer Josh Phillips, ASCAP's Nancy Knutsen and composer Dan McGrath

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  11. (l-r) ASCAP's Roger Greenaway, PRS board member Nigel Elderton, Global Talent Publishing's Miller Williams, and ASCAP's John LoFrumento

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  12. PRS for Music's Chairman of the Board Guy Fletcher

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  13. A musical tribute to Hal David (l-r) Albert Hammond, Davy Scott, Jay James Picton, Madeline Bell, Hal David, Ricky Ross and ASCAP's Chairman Paul Williams

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  14. Madeline Bell performed the Hal David penned songs "The Look of Love" and "Alfie".

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  15. (l-r) 2waytraffic's Kate Sioftanou, ASCAP's Nancy Knutsen and composer Keith Strachan

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  16. Collecting for Coldplay's "Viva la Vida" are PRS for Music's Mark Lawrence and Universal Music head of A&R Caroline Elleray with ASCAP's Roger Greenaway (left) and ASCAP's John LoFrumento (right)

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  17. "Mutt" Lange was honored with two awards for Nickleback titles "Never Gonna Be Alone" and "This Afternoon"

    Universal's Caroline Elleray and PRS for Music's Karen Buse are pictured with ASCAP's Roger Greenaway and ASCAP's John LoFrumento

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  18. Accepting for "Our God" was the writer Matt Redman and his publisher Les Moir, pictured with ASCAP's Roger Greenaway and ASCAP's John LoFrumento

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  19. ASCAP's President and Chairman of the Board, Paul Williams

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  20. Deacon Blue front man and songwriter Ricky Ross performed "I'll Never Fall In Love Again".

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ASCAP held its 31st annual Awards on Wednesday, November 2, 2011 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. The gala dinner and awards presentation honored those songwriter, composer and publisher members of PRS for Music – the UK's Performing Right Society – whose repertory is licensed by ASCAP and was among its most performed works in the U.S. during 2010.