I'm sure thieving ass Wyclef made some money off it tho
Why you say that?I'm sure thieving ass Wyclef made some money off it tho
That makes me wonder how the case with Drake and Hugh Heffner turned out over "Best I Ever Had."That's what happens when a song comes out with a sample that isn't cleared. Original artist can sue for 100% of profits and win.
That's why its a gamble using a sample for a non commercial track because if it pops off then you over a barrel trying to get it cleared cause the artist knows its already a hit.
same thing happen to fab with breathe. Atlantic put it out with out clearing it and once it became a hit the band supertramp had them by the balls.
How do you know bout the breate song?that was strategic tho, Just knew Supertramp was gonna want everything. but it got cleared, he can perform it, and it was the single to a plat album
Peter and Tariq cant perform Uptown, that was one of the stipulations of the lawsuit. they basically killed their careers by not clearing that sample
How do you know bout the breate song?
"In the corner...of my eye...I saw you....you very hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh......"Steely Dan whole catalog is fire. I ain't mad at them.
Yea well Just got his fee cause of Atlantic. Im sure fab got 10's of 1,000's off that song from shows alone.Just touched on it on Combat Jack, he got a large fee, but no publishing on that. it was a record everyone knew was a hit, so they were willing to do it. Jay wanted the beat badly
X and Jay-Z was super hot that year. If 98 wasn't the pinnacle what year was?1998 was far from the pinnacle of NY