George Clinton Is Suing Music Exec to Get the Rights to His Music Back
The funk legend accused his longtime industry foe, Armen Boladian, of withholding royalties and fraudulently obtaining most of Clinton's catalog ...
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Parliament/P-Funk founder George Clinton sues to regain control of his legendary song catalog
Clinton and suit defendant Armen Boladian had been business partners off and on until severing all ties in 1991.
P-Funk legend George Clinton sues ex-business partner for 'fraudulently' acquiring music
Parliament-Funkadelic singer George Clinton is suing his former business partner Armen Boladian over "fraudulently" owning 90% of his work.
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George Clinton Files $100 Million Copyright Lawsuit Against Former Business Partner
George Clinton has filed a $100 million copyright lawsuit against former business partner Armen Boladian and his Bridgeport Music company, alleging that Boladian fraudulently obtained copyrights ...
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George Clinton files $100 million copyright lawsuit over ownership of his music
George Clinton and Parliament perform at The Soundboard, Motor City Casino on May 30, 2024 in Detroit, Michigan. CREDIT: Scott Legato/Getty Images George Clinton has filed a $100 million copyright ...
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George Clinton Leads One Nation Under A Groove As P-Funk Tour Continues
Following a stint at Motown in Detroit, George Clinton would found both Parliament and Funkadelic in New Jersey in 1968, working alongside artists like Sly and the Family Stone to push the ...