Us. Copyright Song Q
 

Tear it down.
Description:Sound cassette & lyrics sheets.
Note:Words & music.
Claimant: acStephanie Nicks
Created: 1995
Registered: 11Feb97

Hard advice.
Description:Sound cassette & lyrics sheets.
Note:Words & music.
Claimant:acStephanie Nicks
Created:1995
Registered:21May97

Were these named changed or have these never surfaced?:shrug:

^^^
hard advice could be That Made Me Stronger :shrug:

Maybe Tear It Down is Thrown Down...?

Thrown down.
Note:Enhanced CD.
Performed by aFleetwood Mac.
In: Say you will. mReprise 48394-2, c2003. Compact disc
Claimant:Welsh Witch Music
Created:1999
Published:15Apr03
Registered:20Apr04
Author on © Application:words & music: Stevie Nicks.
Previous Related Version:Prev. reg. 1999, PAu 2-419-366.

I think is a different song.

Has anyone ever seen this though....

Stevie Nicks and The Muppets / story by Catherine Rice ; music by
Stevie Nicks.
Description: 23 p.
Note: Television script & song lyrics only.
Claimant: Cathie Rice
Created:1981
Registered: 17Jun81
Previous Related Version:Appl. identifies song lyrics by S. Nicks as preexisting material.

You're prob right. But the first submission is a demo and the second is a completed recording. There are other songs listed that are basically the same, but were registered at different stages in their recording.

I'm dying to know about the Muppets thing too! Looks like there was an episode copyrighted w/ Stevie. Too bad it never happened. I remember watching Blondie on the Muppets singing Rapture w/ Miss Piggy. Imagine if Stevie could've sang Stop Draggin' MHA w/ Kermit?

Anyone do any recent copyright searches ? I know Stew is good at that .Or is she just not bothering to write songs anymore period?

I did. There was nothing new. It was kind of depressing. :(

I did some searching, and found an old post by Johnny Stew that said this:

"Stevie never appeared on 'The Muppet Show.'

A 23 page script, titled 'Stevie Nicks And The Muppets,' was written by Catherine Rice (with a "music by Stevie Nicks" notation), and copyrighted on June 17th, 1981.

On the same date, Ms. Rice also copyrighted a synopsis for a ballet based on the "Rhiannon" myth, also with a "music by Stevie Nicks" notation.

It's hard to say whether either of these projects had any "official" legitimacy, or if Ms. Rice was simply a fan writing Stevie-inspired material. The best I can tell, these are the only two copyrighted projects that this particular Catherine ("Cathie") Rice has been involved with, and 'The Muppet Show' TV series had actually ceased production by June of 1981... so the fan scenario is probably most likely."

How do you do one of those copyright searches...do tell!

Wasn't Cathie Rice given a thank you in the liner notes of
Bella Donna?