MJ and Beatles catalog

Unless his will does something specifically with them, I imagine they would end up as part of his estate. In that case, his ownership would probably be transferred to his mother based on what I've heard about the current will. Then it would be entirely up to her to keep or sell them.

I doubt the rights will ever find their way back to the Beatles, at any rate.

I am sure that whatever happens, some people will be happy...others won't - the end

Seriously though, I would be interested to see how everything works out, although I would personally like to see the rights returned to Paul Mcartney, especially after his last wife took him to the cleaners.

I too would like to see the rights returned to Paul McCartney somehow. It only seems fitting that he should own them. I hope it will happen someday, somehow.

Did anyone see the clip of Paul McCartney discussing this music catalog when he appeared on the David Letterman show? He told the story of how he and Michael were friends and worked together on some records and Paul told Michael he should get in the music publishing business, or something to that effect, and Michael told Paul he would get him, or something along those lines, and he did. Paul told the story much better than I can.

Interesting bit of info that I saw on TV the other day. It sort of fits this topic and sort of doesn't. Actually, it's about music catalogs.

Did you know that Paul McCartney bought the Buddy Holly music catalog years ago?

For those that are not all that familiar with Buddy Holly, he was one of the rock and roll icons and idols who was killed in a plane crash sometime in the 1950's or early 1960's. He had famous hits such as "Peggy Sue", and I can't remember the others right now.


Makes you wonder just who owns who's music catalogs these days, doesn't it?

Heard on the news Friday, I think it was, that it was the anniversary of the day that MJ bought the Beatles catalog, probably around 20 years or so ago. Thought that was interesting since we've been talking about it here and it's been in the news a lot lately.