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THOMAS v. LYTLE, (M.D.Tenn. 2000)
United States District Court, M.D. Tennessee, Nashville Division
Jul 17, 2000
JUDGMENT
ALETA A. TRAUGER, U.S. District Judge
Judgment is entered for the plaintiffs. As a whole, the plaintiffs are entitled to $1,085,325 for foreign exploitation of their master recordings. This figure is broken down as follows: Gene Pitney — $723,352; The Shirelles — $251,690; B.J. Thomas — $88,956; and Hank Ballard — $21,507. The amount due Vernon McFadden is reduced by $11,183.20 to account for the check in that amount sent by Catalogue Music and negotiated by McFadden.
In addition, B.J. Thomas is entitled to $85,848 for the domestic exploitation of "20 Greatest Hits of B.J. Thomas."
It is so Ordered.
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