Tuesday, October 05, 2004

 

Loretta Lynn sues to regain her songs


For more than 30 years, someone else has owned the rights to Coal Miner's Daughter and Loretta Lynn's other best-known songs.

Now, the Country Music Hall of Fame member is suing a local publishing company in an attempt to gain the copyrights to some of her biggest hits.

The suit, filed in Davidson County Chancery Court last week, asks a judge to void a contract that the singer signed with Sure-Fire Music Co. in 1966 awarding the company copyrights to her songs. The complaint says the company's ownership changes should give Lynn the rights to the music.

Read the article
The Tennesseean


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