Legal Advice - Replaying Samples

Rich Isaacson, one-half of Fuerte Music Group (and responsible for the success of early Loud Records artists like Big Pun, Mobb, Wu, Xzibit, Funk Flex and 36 Mafia) with his partner Jerry Blair (responsible for about every platinum star left on earth - Bruce Springsteen, Mariah Carey, Billy Joel, Destinys Child, The Fugees, Dido, Santana, and Usher), talks here about how replaying samples won't get you around a lawsuit.

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[poppiezoe]

all right listen i downloaded this instrumental....and it came with a prerecorded hook or the beat or instrumental came with a hook or chorus i added my own copyrighted lyrics composed by me....I am also acknowleging the owners is this ot tha legal or illegal? please respond back urgent gracias!

[parafino]

thats exactly whats destroying hiphop..greedy artists asking for 100% pub to use a sample. New artists should be thanked by the oldtimers..for bringing they're music back to life!!

Hiphop production is ...sampling! It will never change. Imagine rock without a guitar.

[Tonezpro]

good video!

[hijklmnop06]

Aw aight thnx 4 is bit of info Mr. Isaacson. He needs rest man,he looks tired as hell. I didn't know u needed clearance on replaying too,that's what happened to Wayne with the Beatles all because of "Playing With Fire"

[bapetheboombox]

Thank you so much

[Lizzygreenblatt]

very informative thanx