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Les Poppys have been cheated by Universal - Entertainment - news
Les Poppys were not shortchanged by Universal
25/02/2010 11:14
Six former Poppys, these child singers trônèrent top of the charts in the early 1970s, were sentenced Wednesday setback in the legal battle they have waged a 13-year-cons Universal Music France, who they claimed more than one million.
For the Court of Appeal of Paris, which confirmed Wednesday trial of 2008, Universal has not committed a "breach its contractual obligations. "
In 1970, Bruno Polius-Victoire, Thierry and Philippe Sellier, Harry Trowbridge, Philip and Gabriel Képeklian, then members the Choir Boys' Choir of Asnieres, are chosen by Jean Lovers to add a new group promising destiny: the poppy, consisting of twenty children nine to 14 years.
For three years, Poppys sell over five million LPs and receive two gold records for their hit "No, no, nothing has changed. "
But in the late 1990s, claiming to have been harmed financially, they attack Universal justice. In criminal complaint for fraud and embezzlement concludes with a dismissal in 2001, confirmed in 2002. In civil cases, however, the case continues prosper. The lawyer for former poppy, Master Olivier Bahougne tries to recognize Universal "Should have ensured that children were minors when collect fees.
But in January 2008, the Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris the rejects. Sentenced to pay a hefty fee Justice, two of them leave the party. The other six rely.
On Wednesday, the appellate court held that John Lovers, who died in September at age 84, had "Authority to sign contracts" between 1970 and 1976 by which he gave to Barclay, Universal became the rights records in return for compensation Financial.
But even more, according to Case, Jean Lovers then "acted in perfect agreement with the group members "and their parents. In The activity of the group was "devoid of any lucrative purpose "and parents opposed to any form of remuneration.ut in January 2008, the Tribunal de Grande Instance of Paris rejects. Sentenced to pay large legal costs, two of them leave the party. The six others use.On Wednesday, the appellate court found that John Lovers, died in September at age 84, had "authority to sign contracts" between 1970 and 1976, by which he ceded to Barclay, now Universal, rights records through financial compensation.
But even more, according to Case, Jean Lovers then "acted in perfect agreement with the group members" and their parents. Indeed, the activity of the group was "devoid of any profit oriented" and parents opposed to any form of compensation.
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365 Days #127 - Various Vinyl Vanity Pressings (mp3s) | Main | Sportsy Talk
May 07, 2007
West Coast Rap Filth, circa 1980
Who was responsible for the dirtiest, most foul-mouthed record of 1980? Arguably, King Monkey. Need proof?
MP3s (NSFW):
King Monkey"Badd Mann Dann Rapp"
King MonkeyThese two XXX-rated, smutty tunes may have comprised the Golden State's very first rap record. What a way to get in the game, West Coast! I've got no further info on the artist, so if you do, speak up in the comments section.
Big thanks to Adam of the brand new Atomicism blog for passing this along!
Posted by Liz Berg on May 07, 2007 at 07:00 AM in Liz B's Posts, MP3s, Music, Sex | Permalink
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Badd Mann Dann Rapp: The guy loses a bar at about 1:30 and doesn't catch up until 2:55. On King Monkey Rapp, he does it again almost immediately, so gives up, dropping the rhythmic style mid-take for a more 'spoken word' style. Ha Ha. No retakes for *this* freak.
Posted by: vmh | May 07, 2007 at 09:15 PM
"Badd Mann Dann Rapp"... mmmh, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' "Stagger Lee" (from the Murder Ballads album) anyone?
Posted by: The LemonPeople | May 08, 2007 at 09:43 AM
It's much older than that, and Nick Cave would confirm -- it's a version of the "Ball of the Freaks", which has been around since the beginning of the 20th Century.
Posted by: Goyim in the AM | May 08, 2007 at 10:12 AM
"King Monkey Rapp" is a version of the ancient oral-tradition rap "The Signifying Monkey." Rudy Ray Moore's kept it alive over the decades, and Schooly D did a version as "The Signifying Rapper" in the '80s.
Posted by: MrFab | May 15, 2007 at 05:51 PM
wow i remember this
but we were the first west coast rap lable on the west coast
for mor in fo google rappers rapp records.Posted by: king mc | April 03, 2008 at 02:47 AM
on second thought you are right
they beat us by a yearPosted by: king mc | April 03, 2008 at 02:50 AM
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