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Friendship – Coca-Cola Art Gallery
Supersonic Settlements - Above the LawAbove the Law
Latest Oasis News on Twitter: "Bonehead on Oasis being sued by Coca Cola for lyrics used in Shakermaker "We ripped it off, so they had the right to sue us. Fair enough.
TIL The band Oasis were sued by Coca-Cola and forced to pay $500,000 in damages after it was alleged that the Oasis song "Shakermaker" had lifted words and melody from "I'd Like
Oasis Definitely Maybe documentary: watch online in full here | Gigwise
Oasis' “Shakermaker” Stole Coca-Cola Song “I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing” | FeelNumb.com
Oasis' “Shakermaker” Stole Coca-Cola Song “I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing” | FeelNumb.com
Oasis make Top of the Pops debut with 'Shakermaker' in 1994
Shakermaker (track) by Oasis : Best Ever Albums
Oasis - Shakermaker | Releases | Discogs
Latest Oasis News on Twitter: "Bonehead on Oasis being sued by Coca Cola for lyrics used in Shakermaker "We ripped it off, so they had the right to sue us. Fair enough.
Absolute Radio 90s - Oasis released Shakermaker on this day in 1994. They were forced to pay $500,000 in damages after Coca-Cola claimed it had lifted words and melody from "I'd Like
Oasis – Shakermaker Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
Pop music's elitism problem: Why Oasis never got the respect they deserved | Salon.com
I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony) - Wikipedia
Oasis – Shakermaker Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
Oasis – Shakermaker Lyrics | Genius Lyrics
Coca-Cola Planet Live"™: Concert 15 by Oasis (Album): Reviews, Ratings, Credits, Song list - Rate Your Music
What you never knew about Definitely Maybe, the debut album from Oasis
Latest Oasis News on Twitter: "Bonehead on Oasis being sued by Coca Cola for lyrics used in Shakermaker "We ripped it off, so they had the right to sue us. Fair enough.
Oasis Coca-Cola Planet Live Austrian Promo 2 CD album set (Double CD) (237563)
TIL The band Oasis were sued by Coca-Cola and forced to pay $500,000 in damages after it was alleged that the Oasis song "Shakermaker" had lifted words and melody from "I'd Like
The Masterlist – every song Oasis ever recorded ranked in order of greatness
