George Clinton sues Black Eyed Peas for copyright infringement
Parliament-Funkadelic leader claims his signature was forged to clear a sample for two remix tracksThe Black Eyed Peas have been accused of copyright infringement for the third time in three months, this time by funk legend George Clinton. The leader of Parliament-Funkadelic claims his signature was forged to clear a sample for two tracks by the group.Clinton's lawyers are seeking "millions" in damages relating to two remixes of the Black Eyed Peas' 2003 hit Shut Up, which sold more than 8.5m co...
Reuters — NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - George Clinton has filed a copyright lawsuit against members of the Black Eyed Peas, their Universal Music Group label and Cherry Lane mus... more info
Guardian Music — Parliament-Funkadelic leader claims his signature was forged to clear a sample for two remix tracksThe Black Eyed Peas have been accused of copyright infringement for the... more info
ContactMusic — GEORGE CLINTON, the American singer-songwriter and founding member of the funk band 'Parliament', is suing the R&B group the BLACK EYED PEAS claiming that they sampled on... more info