The Rolling Stones will sue Donald Trump if he continues to use the group’s songs in the election campaign.
Since 2016, Trump has been playing songs by the Rolling Stones during his meetings, and the aging British rockers have sent several letters demanding he quit.
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During the Tulsa meeting last weekend, “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” sounded from the speakers, but now Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ron Wood have had enough.
NO LONGER LAW: Donald Trump is no longer allowed to play music by the Rollings Stones during his election campaign meetings.
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With the help of the American BMI, which protects musicians and other artists’ rights, the Rolling Stones have now found a way they can sue Trump for violating music rights.
– It may have been the last time Trump used songs by Jagger and Richards during his election meetings. If he continues to be sued, it is stated in an announcement from the group.
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A number of other musicians and groups have previously protested against Trump’s use of their music, including Neil Young, Aerosmith, Adele, Rihanna and the late Tom Petty. (© NTB)
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