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Legs (1983) Leila (1981) Manic Mechanic (1979) Master of Sparks (1973) Pearl Necklace (1981) Rough Boy (1985) Sharp Dressed Man (1983) Sleeping Bag (1985) Tube Snake. In this case, the courts found that Besman had failed to properly copyright the song in a timely manner, so the early versions of the song were considered part of the public domain, which meant Z.Z. Arrested For Driving While Blind (1976) Balinese (1975) Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers (1973) Chartreuse (2012) Cheap Sunglasses (1979). The court also found, under the 1909 Copyright Act, that once a song is published and the author has failed to register the work with the U.S Copyright Office, the song immediately, and irrevocably falls into the public domain. Under the 1909 Copyright Act, an author of a creative work, is entitled to 28 years of copyright protection, with the option to re-register for an additional 28 years. RAW (That Little Ol Band From Texas Original Soundtrack) July 2022 12 Songs. VERY GOOD PLUS-Vinyl may have scratches and/or other visual blemishes, but should play through without skipping or repeating. Although the Copyright Act is unclear as to what constitutes “publishing”, other than publication of sheet music, the majority of courts have agreed the sale of recordings to the general public rises to “publishing” for purposes of common-law copyright. Mint- (M-)-This is the highest grade for records that have been played. A 1992 lawsuit alleged that the one-chord song’s signature riff had been stolen from one of the versions of bluesman John Lee Hooker’s “Boogie Chillun'” The court ruled that under the 1909 Copyright Act, an “unpublished” song was entitled to protection under what is known as State “Common-law Copyright protection”, until either it is published or it is registered with the U.S Copyright Office. It is also their first single to chart in the Billboard Hot 100. Roseanne Rosannadanna voice: sry.“La Grange” is the first single from ZZ Top’s 1973 Tres Hombres album. So, a click wouldn't have a controllable, adjustable decay point to choose? unlike the hi-hat? 'Legs' was released in May of 1984 (more than a year after the album originally came out) and it would eventually peak at 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 in late July no doubt thanks to its popular music video which was in regular rotation on MTV.

[edit - thinking about that hi-hat a little more- Probably the noise-gate CLOSING ability of a certain drum machine's hi-hat's profile figures in - ? -holding the noise gate open a VERY specific teeny tiny length of time until the hi-hat sound decays and the noise gate closes? This issue we will cover 'Legs' by ZZ Top.This would be the third in a trilogy of music videos from the band's 1983 album Eliminator. Warning- if you go find it, the visual little drama in the 1984 official video is kinda dumb ime - at least skip to 0:29 In other words, could just a click at the correct rate do the job of triggering (as long as the click was strong enough to "open" the noise gate?) - In other other words, that drum machine hi-hat sample in specific was chosen not for its hi-hatness, but for its noise gate-controlling ability? right? ģ) When they recorded it, did they just hold down a synth key for 5 minutes and let the technology turn a continuous synth percussion effect into a propulsive "better than a tambourine " part for "Legs" ? A(z) 'ZZ Top - Legs (Official Video)' cím videót 'wrtk17' nev felhasználó töltötte fel a(z) 'zene' kategóriába.

Ok good! search Wiki for: "Legs (song)" (it wouldn't cut and paste for me) But now I wonder:ġ) The synthesizer sound that is being triggered: it is a percussive sound, right? I mean, I don't hear any pitchĢ) How much, if any, of the drum machine's hi-hat sound is recorded? 10 minutes ago I was gonna post "How ZZ Top make that sound?" Instead I ended up at Wikipedia and learned it was, paraphrasing:Ī synthesizer triggered every 1/16 note, 125 BPM, by a noise gate triggered by a hi-hat sample from a drum machine.