Lisa Stansfield’s album, originally due this month...

Lisa Stansfield’s album, originally due this month from Arista, has been bumped to April. Reportedly the label was very unhappy with the tracks and ordered extensive re-recording.

Paul Westerberg, who had to halt his tour after tearing a hip ligament during a Columbia, Mo., concert last month, will resume the tour on Wednesday in Boston and is scheduled for a guest shot Saturday on “Saturday Night Live.” Some of the West Coast dates he canceled, including the Hollywood Palladium, will be rescheduled beginning in late January.

Rumors about a Who reunion in late February at New York’s Carnegie Hall are off base. Actually, Who singer Roger Daltrey is hosting a two-night tribute to the group’s leader Pete Townshend, who is there strictly as an honoree. . . . Mary J. Blige is in the studio working on her second album, which is due in the spring. Unlike her million-selling debut, it will include some of her own compositions. Meanwhile, an album of her remixes is just out.

For last-minute shoppers: Jodeci’s second album, “Diary of a Mad Band,” comes out Dec. 21. . . . New Edition’s Ralph Tresvant has an album out the same day. . . . Rapper Vanilla Ice, in hibernation for two years, is gearing up to thaw out his ice-cold career with a new album due Feb. 22. He’s been working with a variety of producers, and the first single is reportedly a Cypress Hill-like tale about smoking pot.

A Jacksons greatest-hits album is due Jan. 18, featuring no new material. . . . The new album by ex-Journey singer Steve Perry is just about finished and will probably come out sometime in the first half of next year. He’s also assembling a band for a tour.