Sam Smith Settles Copyright With Tom Petty

Wow. This actually happened! Tom Petty and ELO’s Jeff Lynne have been added to Sam Smith’s hit “Stay With Me”. Coincidence or not, the internet has been talking about this one for a while. Here’s a snippet from RollingStone.com

Over the weekend, The Sun reported that Sam Smith had quietly and amicably settled a copyright dispute with Tom Petty over the likeness between Smith’s three-time Grammy-nominated “Stay With Me” and Petty’s Full Moon Fever hit “I Won’t Back Down,” co-written with ELO’s Jeff Lynne. In a statement to Rolling Stone, Smith’s reps have confirmed that “Stay With Me” is now co-credited to Petty and Lynne, adding that while there are undeniable “similarities” between the two singles, it was a “complete coincidence.” – RollingStone.com

And here is the music:


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Does Sam Smith “Stay With Me” Sound Like Tom Petty “Won’t Back Down”?

I didn’t have to listen for very long to hear the similarity. Enjoy.


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UPDATE 1/26/2015: Sam Smith Settles Copyright With Tom Petty

 

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Tom Petty vs. The White Stripes

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Tom Petty vs. Foo Fighters

Check out Foo Fighters‘ 2009 single “Wheels” and then listen to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers‘ 1991 “Learning to Fly”. According to Wikipedia  before the formation of Foo Fighters  “Grohl received offers to work with various artists; he almost accepted a permanent position as drummer in Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.” So I would say he’s definitely a fan.

Foo Fighters - "Wheels" (2009)

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - "Learning to Fly" (1991)

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