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Intellectual Property for a musical performance?
Published April 28, 2011
Question by PKing: Intellectual Property for a musical performance?
I was a member of a musical group which I recorded a CD with but have since left. I’m seeking compensation for my performance on the CD but I never signed a contract. Is my performance considered intellectual property and hence give me part ownership of the copyrighted CD?
I’m listed on the credits of the CD as Drums/Percussion but not as a co-writer.
Best answer:
Answer by Randy G
Short answer, is yes.
But how do you prove that you were part of the band, or that your music is on the CD?
What do you think? Answer below!
Posted in Music Contract Information | Tagged Intellectual, Musical, Performance, Property