Dennis deyoung (5 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Fair. First Edition. Great vintage Styx songbook with piano sheet music, lyrics and guitar chords for these songs: Mr. Roboto; Cold War; Don't Let It End; High Time; Heavy Metal Poisoning; Just Get Through This Night; Double Life; Haven't We Been Here Before; Don't Let It End (Reprise). Includes seven pages of glossy photos, some in color. Above-average wear. Music store sticker on front cover. Few markings to contents. Not pretty, but a rare example of this wonderful Styx collectible. ; 4to.…

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DeYoung, Dennis, and Lofrano, Charles. Songwriter's Agreement for "Winner Take All," 1973, documents the contractual administration of a composition recorded during Styx's early Chicago period and issued on the band's third album, The Serpent Is Rising. Written jointly by DeYoung and Lofrano, "Winner Take All" appeared on the 1973 Wooden Nickel release before Styx achieved its later national commercial prominence. The agreement records the music-publishing system through which songwriters conveyed commercial rights to a publisher, revealing how control over exploitation, copyright, and revision was defined in practice and providing primary-source evidence for the study of composers' labor, intellectual property, and the business organization of American rock music. Styx's discography and contemporary album credits identify DeYoung and Lofrano as the song's writers and Wooden Nickel Music as its publisher. DeYoung, Dennis, and Lofrano, Charles. Songwriter's Agreement concerning "Winner Take All." July 25, 1973. Four pages, quarto. Agreement between Wooden Nickel Music, an ASCAP-affiliated publisher, and composers Dennis DeYoung and Charles Lofrano governing the sale or transfer of the composition "Winner Take All." Its provisions address the publisher's authority to exploit the song, exercise copyright privileges, and make or authorize revisions, directly showing the mechanisms by which creative ownership and commercial administration were allocated between composers and publisher. DeYoung signs "Dennis De Young," and Lofrano signs "Charles Lofrano." Copyright law grants owners defined rights to reproduce, distribute, perform, and prepare derivative versions of musical works, while publishing agreements establish how those rights are administered and how songwriters and publishers participate in licensing and royalty structures. Executed in the same year that "Winner Take All" appeared on The Serpent Is Rising, the agreement preserves the business documentation behind Styx's early recorded output and predates the band's emergence as a major arena-rock act. Its four-page scope permits study of the specific contractual language governing a single composition rather than merely confirming authorship or publication. No defects are noted in the supplied description; near fine. A substantive signed record of the copyright and publishing framework surrounding an early Styx composition, bearing the signatures of both credited songwriters. Signed. …