Vinyl Album - Johnny Winter - Guitar Slinger - Sonet

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Johnny Winter
Title:	Guitar Slinger
Label:	Sonet
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	INT 147.144
Date:	1984
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 2 Want
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny Winter	It's My Life, Baby	D. Robey	Rate
A2	Johnny Winter	Don't Take Advantage Of Me	L. Baker Jr.	Rate
A3	Johnny Winter	Iodine In My Coffee	Waters	Rate
A4	Johnny Winter	Trick Bag	E. King	Rate
A5	Johnny Winter	Mad Dog	Shuler, Shefield	Rate
B1	Johnny Winter	Boot Hill		Rate
B2	Johnny Winter	I Smell Trouble	D. Robey	Rate
B3	Johnny Winter	Lights Out	Rebennack, David	Rate
B4	Johnny Winter	Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye	A. Reed	10.0 Rate
B5	Johnny Winter	My Soul	J. Hawkins	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


PhilMH ● 24th Aug 2024		Same stuff, different day.



Grufft 23rd Aug 2024		"Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" is an unauthorized derivative of Al Reed composition.



Boursin 28th Apr 2015		Quote: Track # B4 "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" composed by Al Reed, recorded by Johnny Winter, distributed by Alligator Records unauthorized and licensed to Sonet Records illegally as "Fair Use" under "Copyright Control". Not true. This record was released by Intercord, a German company, which merely manufactured it on behalf of Sonet, a British company, which in turn had licensed it from Alligator, an American one. The owner's being designated as "Copyright Control" simply means that at the time the record was manufactured, the owner was unknown to PRS for Music, the British performing rights organisation, which administers mechanical licenses for music in Britain. "Copyright Control" means that the mechanical royalties payable are placed in a special bank account until the owner is identified, at which time they are paid out. See the section on Copyright Control (page 825) in Kohn on Music Licensing, the standard reference book on the law of music licensing. Not being a British company but an American one, Chervalin Publishing Company is not affiliated with PRS. Most American music publishers are affiliated with the Harry Fox Agency, the local equivalent of PRS. Harry Fox has reciprocal agreements for foreign representation with the performing rights organisations of many different countries, including PRS. As shown by the mention of GEMA on the labels, this German release in turn was sub-licensed by GEMA, the German performing rights organisation, under the reciprocal agreement they have with PRS. In any case, any claim for missing mechanical royalties for a musical work designated "Copyright Control" should go through PRS. Any suggestion of illegality or copyright infringement would be a nonstarter, as no copyright infringement has occurred. Copyright Control is precisely the way to do things legally and avoid infringement of unidentified copyright owners' rights.



55bluesman 28th Apr 2015		Hi Grufft, your label-upload #732114 was a CD-picture. I´ve deleted it from vinyl albums and placed it on CD-albums (Europe-Alligator-Pressing) see here



deepinder cheema 28th Apr 2015		Interesting information. So Alligator have been asked and they have refused. Is it possible that they can be sued and have no case to answer? If so how much will it cost to file a case.

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Linked Releases

USA - Alligator - 1984

France - Sonet - 1984

UK - Sonet - 1984