[Uglybob]

Jamie Cullums version of Frontin in the Live Lounge has been put on the tracklisting for Now thats what i call music 57, does anyone know if the BBC gets any money from the sales of the album, or for that matter the sales of his single?

[Sidders]

I would guess that they would just get an acknowledgement fee, but I don't know for definate.

[markandlardrule]

Will Young should do a b side of his Hey Ya

ne1 like that??

[Ahh_Pathetic]

i heard that hey ya t'other day for the first time. ironically if it wasn't for they hey ya bits it would work.

[AS]

Hey, my mate told me that he heard will young do a cover of hey ya, i thought he was making it up! so we had a bet cos i didnt believe him, so it looks like i lost a tenner....although i havent heard it yet so my mate cant prove 2 me will did it so i guess i will NOT be informing my mate that this web site means i owe him a tenner!

[jc]

*cough*

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/jowhiley/li ... ar04.shtml

- jc

[AS]

Cheers JC for your link! Now im gonna have to pay up my tenner cos i'm too bad at lying! Doh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Diffusionuk]

Jamie Cullums version of Frontin in the Live Lounge has been put on the tracklisting for Now thats what i call music 57, does anyone know if the BBC gets any money from the sales of the album, or for that matter the sales of his single?

The BBC own the copyright to the Live Lounge recording so yes they will.

[hopon]

Yes the BBC will get some sort of payment from it, but it will be very little as you only own the copyright, but was not their material in the first place. i.e. most of the money paid out for the track will go back to the person who original wrote the track, Frontin.

[Aled]

Jamie Cullums version of Frontin in the Live Lounge has been put on the tracklisting for Now thats what i call music 57, does anyone know if the BBC gets any money from the sales of the album, or for that matter the sales of his single?

The BBC own the copyright to the Live Lounge recording so yes they will.

How do you know this?

[Paul]

Oh, the voice has spoken hope you have some evidence to back up yer claim ! lol

Paul

[Diffusionuk]

How do you know this?

Hello Aled, nice meeting you again on Friday.

Whilst I'm no expert in copyright matters (I blatantly ignore a lot of it for the remixes that I do for the show, heh heh) the copyright of a recording 'normally' lies with whoever pays for or arranges the recording.

There is a very good 'Peel Session' copyright example in the One Music archives...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/onemusic/legal/copyrightprint.shtml

Its listed under "Copyright in Recordings..Example 1"