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It was a video of the band's singer on a talk show.
The host asked him where that famous riff came from.
He smiled and said, "It just came to me one night. Best five minutes of my life."
My daughter was furious. She wanted me to call a lawyer, post online, and tell everybody.
I called an old friend who works in the business. He said, "You signed the sheet. You got paid. Legally, it's theirs."
Then he said, "But you know whose it really is."
That song paid for their houses. It's been in movies and commercials. They still close every show with it.
I've driven a delivery truck for 22 years.
I never asked them for a dime. I just wanted somebody to say my name one time.
My wife says let it go. We had a good life, and I knew the deal when I signed.
My daughter says that's exactly how they get away with it.
So who's right?
Was $150 a fair deal he agreed to, or does the band owe him something?
#HHPA25 massive congratulations to Nikki for her allergy champion of the year winner, fully deserved 🎉🎉🎉 @NewcastleHigh @OliCullers @nikkiv876
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Such a great video - a few years old now but still worth digging out from the archives.
A fantastic short video put together by Arsenal academy players for their parents. The video encompasses much of what we discuss in our workshops around the importance of the type of support that we give as parents and how that is perceived by our children.
Body language can be as important as what we may say verbally and if we take a moment to reflect, many of these messages if taken on board are the ones that will lead to far more positive experiences for both children and their parents.
parentsinsport.co.uk/2019/10…
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Nice day spent @NewcastleHigh doing a little sushi demo tasting table in the six form, on the girls last week before they depart. Thanks to @NickNhear and the team. See you all soon!! 🍣
@chefbenji64 @OliCullers @Nickhowe64 @DanielCollier84 @DamianBlake4
