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It was notably the first time a Stones track was used commercially, which likely contributed to the high sum paid.
by guidedlight 3y ago
It was notably the first time a Stones track was used commercially, which likely contributed to the high sum paid.
- squiffsquiff 3y agoThen it was noted incorrectly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGKVQNtkdzw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGKVQNtkdzw https://loudwire.com/rolling-stones-once-wrote-rice-krispies-jingle/ https://loudwire.com/rolling-stones-once-wrote-rice-krispies...
- skyyler 3y agoThat's a jingle they wrote for a job for Rice Krispies, that's a little different than licensing out a song that already exists in your catalogue. You were so quick to correct someone that you didn't stop to assess if you were actually correct to correct them. Curious.
- xhkkffbf 3y agoAnd I believe that there was a clever legal game played.At first, the band tried to get MS to use a live version because it would cut some band members out of the royalties. You can read more in Brad Chase's memoirs. https://www.bradchase.net/startmeup https://www.bradchase.net/startmeup