The most famous case was George Harrison's solo career song that had a rhythm guitar like
some famous RB singer's hit. I am no good with the titles. Paul McCartney had to testify.
Sir Paul said George was always making the mistake of copying other people's music. Paul
sank George, but good. McCartney would get desperate during his long down hill writing career.
He called George to ask him to pair up and write songs. George said, no way. Sent him packing.
If SIr Paul had stopped his career in time, before he truly sucked, he'd be a few billion richer. He
joined up with Michael Jackson just before scraping a perpetual bottom in song writing. Told Michael
of his plans to buy the Beatle's sheet music, which as we all know Jackson beat him out of the rights. Paul's loss
was easily $1 billion and the future investment profits on $1 billion, since 1988 or so.
But George's My Sweet Lord, I think that was the song, was the biggest case of all time. Not money wise
necessarily, but significance and news wise.
McCartney could have been writing with George instead of Micheal. She got lypo with your money, she
look like Michael with your money.
Dave