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DGA35
Remember several years back Snickers chocolate bars used Satisfaction in their commercials.
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DGA35
Remember several years back Snickers chocolate bars used Satisfaction in their commercials.
Shouldn't that have been Mars bars? :E
Anyway yes, swiss, ABKCO is free to license all that music any old time.
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SomeTorontoGirl
I'm Free was used here by one of the phone companies late last year.
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Cristiano Radtke
This one, isn't it?
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DGA35
Remember several years back Snickers chocolate bars used Satisfaction in their commercials.
Shouldn't that have been Mars bars? :E
Anyway yes, swiss, ABKCO is free to license all that music any old time.
Thanks, you guys.
Do you think they have to pay extra to change the lyrics? ("Free to do what I want/And have a good time.") As an artist/publisher, I'm not sure how cool I would be with that.
Then again, it's a Mick song more than Keith, and I'd imagine Mick gives very few shits about how he monetizes Stones assets--as long as it doesn't actively jeopardize further monetization in the future. "I'm Free" isn't much of a work of art anyway, and I'd imagine he'd be unfazed if the lyrics were replaced with words perceived to be catchier for advertising--and bonus that the overall tune is made re-relevant and contemporary by additional rap lyrics being added.
SomeTorontoGirl, did they alter the original lyrics on the commercial up there?
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triceratops
"I'm Free" is great work of art written when Mick and Keith were 22 years old. What were you doing at age 22 that was so much better? Written and performed by The Stones!!! You are far too dismissive.
I bought the December's Children vinyl when it came out and "I'm Free" was one of the best tunes on it. Along with "She Said Yeah" and "Blue turns to Grey" also written when they were 22. Why don't you say that tune is crap too?
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swiss
Thanks, you guys.
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SomeTorontoGirl, did they alter the original lyrics on the commercial up there?
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JamesMadison
The Stones actually cut a version of I'm Free for the Chase Freedom Visa Card about 10 years ago.
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JamesMadison
The Stones actually cut a version of I'm Free for the Chase Freedom Visa Card about 10 years ago.
Is that true?
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JamesMadison
The Stones actually cut a version of I'm Free for the Chase Freedom Visa Card about 10 years ago.
Is that true?
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jlowe
ABKCO seem a pretty smart company when it comes to maximising their song publishing/copyrights. Of course having the pre 1972 Stones work gives them the golden nuggets to play with.
I wonder if Mick and Keith have ever refused use of their post 1972 work for advertising purposes or whatever?