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    Surfing USA

    My favorite Beach Boys song.

    At that time, Surfing USA best represented the southern California surfing culture.
    Tom Welch > Mesa, Arizona, USA

    Travel Lite & Smart
    Tags: culture, represented, southern, surfing, usa
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    It is kind of funny that you posted this and then today I heard ann interesting story about it on the local news.

    According to the story The Beach Boys were sued over the song by Chuck Berry who claimed it was a blatant copy of his song Sweet Sixteen?

    Evidently Chuck won the Suit but not the War.

    How Chuck Berry Became a Beach Boy (and other copyright infringement cases)
    http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/15449
    A copyright is supposed to protect a creator's intellectual property and ensure that the copyright holder's work isn't nefariously misappropriated. However, they don't always work so well; just ask anyone who has fond memories of Napster circa 2000. Not all copyright battles are Metallica-initiated, though. Take, for example, these three instances of infringement. Those Freeloading Girl Scouts When you own the copyright for a song or other original work, you

    Third story down.

    Go Figure?

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      #3
      Originally posted by AVService View Post
      It is kind of funny that you posted this and then today I heard ann interesting story about it on the local news.

      According to the story The Beach Boys were sued over the song by Chuck Berry who claimed it was a blatant copy of his song Sweet Sixteen?

      Evidently Chuck won the Suit but not the War.

      How Chuck Berry Became a Beach Boy (and other copyright infringement cases)
      http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/15449
      A copyright is supposed to protect a creator's intellectual property and ensure that the copyright holder's work isn't nefariously misappropriated. However, they don't always work so well; just ask anyone who has fond memories of Napster circa 2000. Not all copyright battles are Metallica-initiated, though. Take, for example, these three instances of infringement. Those Freeloading Girl Scouts When you own the copyright for a song or other original work, you

      Third story down.

      Go Figure?
      Yep, just Sweet Little Sixteen with the words changed.

      Chuck Berry's the king.

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