Comedy Band Proves Four-chord Copyright
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•Comedy rock band use 38 songs to prove how 'every pop song' uses the same four chords
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Comedy rock band use 38 songs to prove how 'every pop song' uses the same four chords.
The Beatles , U2 and Maroon 5 are all guilty of the same crime.
Ed Sheeran was found not liable in a lawsuit where he was accused of stealing elements of the Marvin Gaye classic "Let's Get It On" for his 2014 hit, “ Thinking Out Loud ".
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