LONDN British rock band Led Zeppelin has won a lawsuit over plagiarism in one of their most famous songs, Stairway to Heaven. According to the Reuters agency, the US Supreme Court on Monday refused to discuss the matter, which means that the salary of the court-appealed court decided in favor of the legendary group.
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Led Zeppelin was accused of stealing a water guitar motif from their 1971 hit Stairway to Heaven, from an instrumental track Taurus Spirit groups.
Led Zeppelin’s Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page have been on trial for six years, even though Taurus author Randy Wolfe, known by Randy California, drowned in 1997 and was led by an agent.
In one of the most watched cases of copyright in the music industry, there were millions of dollars that Plant and Pag would have to pay as compensation in the event of a loss in court. They both claimed that they had completed the championship in a remote chat in Wales.
Page in a 2016 Los Angeles courthouse told the song Taurus for the first time he had only recently heard. The jury then came to the conclusion that the disputed passport was not in fact with the composition Taurus shodn.
The other side, on the other hand, claims that Led Zeppelin’s tune was taken over by what he did with the band Spirit in 1968 and 1969, together with a tour of the United States.
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