Creating a “cease-and-desist” playlist is a special form of petty I was not prepared for.
See you in court."
“But now, those companies are allowing an out.
And the companies are allowing that,” he said.
That’s where the conflict starts," Cevallos continued.
Needless to say, this battle has spanned many years, campaigns, artists, and genres.
And it was the song featured in her first campaign video.
Law suit coming from my lawyers about this (to add to your 5 thousand others.)"
Trump played their music that year also, but the tone of their response was very different.
I hope that’s clear enough," he said.
The song was called,“Weeping in the Promised Land.
“It was about Fogerty’s experience living through 2020.
He called Trump a “fork-tongued pharaoh.”
That means they can legally play the 15 million songs in BMI’s catalog at campaign rallies.
“Prince Estate will never give permission to President Trump to use Prince’s songs,” they wrote.
A cease and desist has been issued.
My lawyer is dealing with this matter.”
Permission to use “All Right Now” was never sought for or granted by me.
My lawyer is dealing with this matter.
We are aware that the President*@realDonaldTrumpcontinues to use our music at his rallies.
THIS IS NOT ABOUT DEMS VS. REPUB.
I DO NOT LET ANYONE USE MY SONGS WITHOUT MY PERMISSION.
MY MUSIC IS FOR CAUSES NOT FOR POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS OR RALLIES.
PROTECTING COPYRIGHT AND SONGWRITERS IS WHAT IVE BEEN FIGHTING FOR EVEN BEFORE THIS CURRENT ADMINISTRATION TOOK OFFICE.
In a second tweet he concluded, “No is a complete sentence.”
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