Bam's getting paid twice - once for songwriter/composer and again for
publishing
Visa probably paid out bigtime for that track - look at the number of hands
in that pie!
6 composers and 3 publishers? That didn't come cheap I can guarantee you.
LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT BEAT V (Legal Title) BMI Work #902951
Songwriter/Composer
Current Affiliation
CAE/IPI #
AASIM BAMBAATAA KHAYAN
ALLEN ROBERT DURRELL
BAKER ARTHUR HENRY
MILLER JOHN B
ROBIE JOHN
WILLIAMS ELLIS
Publishers
BAMBAATAA MUSIC
SHAKIN BAKER MUSIC INC
T GIRL MUSIC LLC
Artists
AFRIKA BAMBAATAA AND THE SOUL SONIC
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VISA commercial? :)
yeah, I'm sure Bam and Arthur are saying the exact same thing as they go to
the bank with their checks.
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VISA commercial? :)
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From: "Andrew Duke Cognition Audioworks"
> the commercial uses Afrika Bambaataa & The
> Soul Sonic Force's "Looking For The Perfect Beat" (produced by Arthur
"I'm
> still makin' music" Baker and John Robie).
> Refreshing.
Refreshing?! Because some crappy songs are used in most
shite advertising, it legitimizes this ad because they sacrilegiously
chose to use a classic to push their Sh!ttybanking?!
Fnck that concept and fnck tv advertising. VISA should be
applauded for this lameness?! No way.
Turn off, turn 'on', tune 'in' and drop out.
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