How bad do you want it? by Jim Collins, Bill Luther

Status

Published

on 22 Dec 2009

Make Shift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music (on original appl.: Make Swift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music)

Registration Number

PA0001394229

on 22 Dec 2009

The U.S. Copyright record (Registration Number: PA0001394229) dated 22 Dec 2009, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "How bad do you want it? by Jim Collins, Bill Luther. The copyright holder is Make Shift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music (on original appl.: Make Swift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music), known for their creative contributions in music registration. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to Make Shift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music (on original appl.: Make Swift Music, Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation, Careers BMG Music Publishing, Evansville Music).

Application Details

Registration Number

PA0001394229

Registration Date

12/22/2009

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

Record Status

New

Supplementary Registration

PA 1-254-098, 2004

Personal Authors

Jim Collins

Bill Luther

Corporate Authors

Make Shift Music

Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation

Careers BMG Music Publishing

Evansville Music

Make Swift Music

Notes

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Notes

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