Although the family of Marvin Gaye was already awarded $7.3 million from the "Blurred Lines" verdict, they're now deciding whether to broach a similar case against another of Pharrell Williams' chart-toppers, "Happy." Videos posted on YouTube have pointed out alleged similarities between Pharrell's Grammy-winning hit and Gaye's 1965 single "Ain't That Peculiar,"...
Marvin Gaye's Family Discuss 'Blurred Lines' Verdict, May Target 'Happy' Next
Rolling Stone - 13 Mar 2015 19:07
Although the family of Marvin Gaye was already awarded $7.3 million from the "Blurred Lines" verdict, they're now deciding whether to broach a similar case against another of Pharrell Williams' chart-toppers, "Happy." Videos posted on YouTube have pointed out alleged similarities between Pharrell's Grammy-winning hit and Gaye's 1965 single "Ain't That Peculiar,"...
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