problems for Noel Gallagher's album. Beady Eye thank the fans for Japan

LOS ANGELES - See, I knew: problems for Noel Gallagher's album, leaving Los Angeles as I said on April Fools' Day :)
Online blogger Peter Cornish-Barlow of Sourmash Music has claimed that the ex-Oasis guitarist disagrees with his management over the tracks.
Writing about the recording sessions on Twitter, Cornish-Barlow said: "He left LA to get away from his management because they don't like the work he is doing with Amorphous Androgynous.
"No-one, apart from Noel likes the reworked material AA have done! Its causing problems in camp, so I am told. (sic)"
He added: "Also the feeling is that he won't get his way, and he will most likely [release] the album that did the rounds last year!
"The one [Ex-Creation boss Alan] McGee has heard. He has two albums worth of material too apparently."
Amorphous Androgynous are Garry Cobain and Brian Dougans, also known as The Future Sound Of London. The duo produced a 22-minute remix of the final Oasis single 'Falling Down' in 2009.
However, M is for Music reports that Gallagher has also been working in Los Angeles with Jon Graboff, formerly of Ryan Adams & The Cardinals.
Graboff reportedly revealed on his Facebook page: "Heading back to NYC today after an awesome session yesterday with Noel Gallagher in LA."

Meanwhile, Beady Eye would like to thank all the fans, artists and everyone who made the Japan charity gig possible. The event raised £163,262.97 for the appeal.