Let's Get It In Thinking Out Loud at Brooke Bermingham blog

Let's Get It In Thinking Out Loud. Ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's let's get it on when composing thinking out loud, a us court has ruled. Singer ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's song let's get it on when writing his own song thinking out loud, a us court has ruled. In a closely watched music copyright trial, jurors ultimately sided with ed sheeran, who had been accused of copying his grammy. They started the case with a video of ed sheeran doing his own mashup of his song “thinking out loud” with marvin gaye’s “let’s get it on,” and they have been arguing to the jury that that was effectively an admission of copyright infringement, if you can mash the songs up so seamlessly. After threatening to quit his musical career if he lost the case, ed sheeran was, to say the least, highly relieved thursday (may 4) when a federal jury ruled that his song “ thinking out. Ed sheeran has been found not liable for copyright infringement.

In a closely watched music copyright trial, jurors ultimately sided with ed sheeran, who had been accused of copying his grammy. After threatening to quit his musical career if he lost the case, ed sheeran was, to say the least, highly relieved thursday (may 4) when a federal jury ruled that his song “ thinking out. Singer ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's song let's get it on when writing his own song thinking out loud, a us court has ruled. They started the case with a video of ed sheeran doing his own mashup of his song “thinking out loud” with marvin gaye’s “let’s get it on,” and they have been arguing to the jury that that was effectively an admission of copyright infringement, if you can mash the songs up so seamlessly. Ed sheeran has been found not liable for copyright infringement. Ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's let's get it on when composing thinking out loud, a us court has ruled.

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Let's Get It In Thinking Out Loud Ed sheeran has been found not liable for copyright infringement. In a closely watched music copyright trial, jurors ultimately sided with ed sheeran, who had been accused of copying his grammy. Singer ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's song let's get it on when writing his own song thinking out loud, a us court has ruled. They started the case with a video of ed sheeran doing his own mashup of his song “thinking out loud” with marvin gaye’s “let’s get it on,” and they have been arguing to the jury that that was effectively an admission of copyright infringement, if you can mash the songs up so seamlessly. After threatening to quit his musical career if he lost the case, ed sheeran was, to say the least, highly relieved thursday (may 4) when a federal jury ruled that his song “ thinking out. Ed sheeran did not copy marvin gaye's let's get it on when composing thinking out loud, a us court has ruled. Ed sheeran has been found not liable for copyright infringement.