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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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And if you're going to file a copyright infringement lawsuit, better have a lot of money. Our band from the 60's made 45's of our song "Won't You Tell Me". Back From the Grave Vol. 5 included that in their release. I can't help but wonder how much Crypt Records still makes from all their volumes of highjacked music. Not worth fighting it. Yeah especially if sold at vinyl collection events. I still love vinyl for that reason. My buddy who passed away, had Beatles revolver unopened... And a Willie Mays baseball card. No, not worth fighting. You'd have to be expecting huge payoff to win a case like that. Copyright doesnt really protect you, unless youre a big star and can use it. Little guy rarely wins those cases, even with copyright. Mostly cause ' no possible other explanation" is hard to prove. And copyright only matters if your song is a hit.
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