David L 10:57 Thu Feb 21
Music Royalties
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How the fuck do they work out who gets what? And who are "they"?
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oioi
5:04 Fri Feb 22
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The boy oi picks up some of this. Usually writing & producing but is due to pick up a few grand for playing on something that went big recently. Nice.
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Claret Badger
3:44 Fri Feb 22
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joe royal 11:06 Thu Feb 21
poor old Crabby
(yid cunt)
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young woody
12:17 Fri Feb 22
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DaveL
I wasn’t allowed out mate. Was gutted when the news spread you went.
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Westside
12:13 Fri Feb 22
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I know they only get paid for 50 years so Noddy Holder is shitting himself
Wrong.
Royalties to the songwriter(s) are paid until 70 years, after the death of the last writer. For example, the estates of Paul Mcartney and John Lennon, will receive royalties 70 years after the death of Paul Mcartney. Those songs will then be in the public domain. These royalties are known as "publishing" royalties
Royalties to the artist who recorded the song (as artists and songwriters are often not the same) are paid royalties until 70 years after the date of the recording of the song. These royalties are known as "artist royalties"
I think Noddy Holder's bowels are quite comfortable.
The big money earners are those who both write and record songs.
Plenty of guides to how royalties are collected, online.
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violator
11:25 Fri Feb 22
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Fella down the pub was in some band that had a dance track in the 90's, was on TOTP and all that, gets a cheque each year as apparently the song still gets played on various radio stations, and he shoves it intro his kid's bank account for when he's older.
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David L
10:02 Fri Feb 22
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Woody mate!
I was expecting to see you at Southampton in December. What happened?
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Russ of the BML
10:01 Fri Feb 22
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bertie 10:59 Thu Feb 21
He will do a re-hash for charity or something and then they will play that one.
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young woody
9:34 Fri Feb 22
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Alright DaveL son!
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BRANDED
9:26 Fri Feb 22
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PRS collect writers royalties in UK and pass on to either the publishers or the writers depending on the contracts.
PPL collects performance rpyalties of performers.
Sales and direct income for the master is collected y record companies generally via distributers or platforms.this included records, streams, downloads and sync licenses.
There are country based agencies and World wide based agencies. Since the internet collecting agencies have been moving globally but its still much easier for the PRS to collect from the BBC than some yank mob.
So, as I said before. There are many areas of income for performers and writers and there are countless middle men. Rule of thumb is if you have a big tune it generayes decent wedge otherwise expect little.
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HairyHammer
8:44 Fri Feb 22
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Joe
Yea he has scratched himself a living I guess, Ha !
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Joe C
8:43 Fri Feb 22
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I think he's done ok though Hairy
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HairyHammer
8:41 Fri Feb 22
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Put it this way if you can sing a song and create a melody line as you do so you own most of the song 80% of it .
Elton John could have been twice as rich if only he had an imagination.
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sanfrancis-co-uk
5:44 Fri Feb 22
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It's Christmas everyday for Noddy,
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Mike Oxsaw
5:15 Fri Feb 22
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Has Noddy Holder written a Christmas song, then?
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arsene york-hunt
4:11 Fri Feb 22
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On the subject of Noddy Holder. He should be slowly tortured to death for that fucking Christmas song
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AnotherDay_SameShit
3:41 Fri Feb 22
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I've wondered about this before, who gets what and who keeps track of it all, etc. In the film About a Boy, Hugh Grant plays a person who is just living off the royalties of a one hit wonder his old man had years ago. Very funny film by the way.
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Bungo
12:17 Fri Feb 22
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David L 12:12 Fri Feb 22
https://www.prsformusic.com/
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David L
12:12 Fri Feb 22
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But how is all the info about sales, radio plays, downloads, video collated, and where is it all bloody sent before its decided how much Phil Collins, Sting, abd the Rock Steady Crew get?
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Gaffer58
12:00 Fri Feb 22
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Think Noddy gets around £500k a year from THAT song.
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cygnet
11:54 Thu Feb 21
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The copyright in a song in the UK lasts until 70 years after the songwriter/s death.
Noddy Holder and his offspring are good for a few decades yet
Copyright in a recording in the UK lasts until 70 years after it is first published (released). It used to be just 50 then Cliff kicked up a big fuss.
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BigDingus
11:37 Thu Feb 21
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I got $4.5 from Spotify last month and didn't even get nominated for a Brit award
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