The Verve
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Rolling Stones Finally Give Back ‘Bitter Sweet Symphony’ Songwriting Credits
The Verve's Richard Ashcroft, who wrote the 1997 hit, was denied royalties for two decades because it sampled a Jagger-Richards composition
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Songs on Trial: 12 Landmark Music Copyright Cases
We look back at historic rulings from "Surfin' U.S.A." to "Blurred Lines"
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Readers’ Poll: The 10 Best Brit-Pop Songs
See what tune managed to top 'Wonderwall,' 'Bittersweet Symphony' and 'Song 2'
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Readers’ Poll: Your Favorite 1990s One-Hit Wonders
Selections include 'Sex and Candy,' Bittersweet Symphony' and 'No Rain'
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Coachella Day One: Jack Johnson, The Raconteurs, The Verve
As the afternoon of Coachella Day One wore on, the sounds of electric guitars getting jacked into high gear called everyone's attention back to the main stage, where the Raconteurs were settling in. "I haven't seen the sun in weeks," goes the first line of "The Saboteurs" (though nobody in the heat-baked crowd could truly […]
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The Verve: Richard Ashcroft’s Bittersweet Triumph
How Richard Ashcroft and the Verve turned eight difficult, drug-soaked years of battles and breakdowns into rock & roll salvation
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