The US Supreme Court has ruled against the hearing of the case filed loudly on Ed Sheeran’s thinking. The filing states that the musician’s hit 2014 single was copied from Marin Gay’s classic song, Let’s Get It on.
The case was first filed by the structured asset sales against the singer, a company that holds a partial stake in Gay’s song. The company is owned by Banker, David Pulman.
The company filed a lawsuit against Sheeran, music label Warner Music and Publisher Sony Music Publishing, seeking money on equality with Marwin Gay Song.
Supreme Court’s Ed Sheeran’s thinking of loud literary theft
According to media reports, the case was rejected against the photograph chronner last year. The judge claimed that the tune and music of the song were very common for the need for copyright protection.
Meanwhile, in a separate filing against Ed Sheeran by the successor of Ed Townsend, co-writer of Gay’s song, The Judge biased with The Shape of the You Singer.
In his filing, the judge said, “We spent the last eight years talking about two songs dramatically different songs, melodies and four cords, which are also different and are used by lyricists every day around the world.”
He added, “These are Cords Common Building Blocks, which were used long before writing” Let’s Get It On “and will be used for a long time to make music when we all have gone. They are in a lyricist’s alphabet, the alphabet, our toolkit, and we should not be to use for all. There should be no such way they are.”
Meanwhile, after the high-profile case, the team of Marwin Gay filed another case against Robin Thike and Farel Williams, who were ordered to pay a 5 million USD, after Thic’s song blurred lines, Gay was copied from the 1977 hit.
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