Experts break down legal definition of the borrowing from one song to another.
" to the Chiffon's girl group hit," which he surely would have heard when it topped the Billboard Hot 100 singles charts for four weeks in 1963. Instead he said his track was"more improvised and not fixed." But even Harrison eventually heard what others did, writing,"Why didn't I realize? It would have been very easy to change a note here or there, and not effect the feeling of the record.
In that case, he says that the significance of the music at issue -- to each composition -- is a key factor."In this [Ohio Players] case they were trying to say the sample from the Ohio Players was not significant, and that it was an isolated, unimportant part of the song," says Stewart.
In a nod to how contentious the issue has become today, Stewart says that while lawsuits over interpolations have decreased lately, avoiding them has become a whole second business for him. In an attempt to avoid potential legal action, he's been asked by a number of major, unnamed artists to do a kind of pre-clearance on their music. He's increasingly tapped to analyze a new song if there's a concern that it sounds too familiar to"tell them whether they need to worry or not.
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