SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1971. I Led Zeppelin scrivono il capolavoro Stairway to heaven. Ma il pezzo è simile a Taurus degli Spirit del ’68. Plagio? No, per i giudici

I Led Zeppelin plagiatori seriali? Ecco alcune curiosità a riguardo del grande gruppo rock. Se un brano è un successo mondiale, state certi che qualcuno di diverso dall’autore che l’ha portato in vetta ne rivendicherà la paternità.I casi eclatantiFu così per My Sweet Lord di George Harrison (1970) contro He’s So Fine delle Chiffons (1962). Per Ghostbusters di Ray Parker Jr. (1984) contro I Want a New Drug di Huey Lewis and the News (1984). Per Ice Ice Baby di Vanilla Ice (1989) contro Under Pressure, di Queen e David Bowie (1981). Per Surfin’ U.S.A. dei Beach Boys (1963) contro Sweet Little Sixteen di Chuck Berry (1958).

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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: 1971. I Led Zeppelin scrivono il capolavoro Stairway to heaven. Ma il pezzo è simile a Taurus degli Spirit del ’68. Plagio? No, per i giudici

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