After recently threatening former President Donald Trump and his campaign with a lawsuit over the unauthorized use of the late music icon’s song “Hold On, I’m Comin'” at his rallies, the family of ...
An emergency hearing is set for Sept. 3 in Atlanta in the copyright case filed by the son of the songwriting legend behind "Hold on, I'm Coming," the track Trump once danced to at an NRA rally. By ...
A major development has come in Isaac Hayes‘ estate’s legal pursuit against Donald Trump for repeatedly using one of Hayes’ most known songs, “Hold On, I’m Coming,” at his rallies. On Aug. 23, the ...
Hear what Isaac Hayes III has to say following a major court decision in case against Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Isaac Hayes III has spoken out after a court decision granted an Injunction ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The son of R&B performer ...
Family of Stax artist Isaac Hayes demand Trump campaign and RNC stop use of song, or face litigation
MEMPHIS, Tenn — Attorneys for the family of Memphis-based Stax recording artist Isaac Hayes have issued a warning to former President Donald Trump’s campaign to stop using Hayes’ music, and demanding ...
Former President Donald Trump has long taken flak for the unauthorized use of songs at his campaign rallies. Musicians and their estates that have condemned Trump for the practice include Tom Petty, ...
A federal judge in Atlanta ruled Tuesday that Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and his campaign can no longer use Isaac Hayes' song "Hold On, I'm Comin.'" The ruling comes nearly a month ...
The family of Isaac Hayes is threatening to sue former President Donald Trump over his use of the track "Hold On, I'm Comin'" at rallies. Hayes' son, Isaac Hayes III, shared a copy of a copyright ...
ATLANTA - Isaac Hayes' family members and their attorneys held a news conference outside the Richard B. Russell Federal Building in Downtown Atlanta on Tuesday. They praised a federal judge's ruling, ...
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