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A federal judge in Pennsylvania lifted a temporary injunction that barred distribution of a new album by The O'Jays after finding that the group most likely has no power under its contract to stop its label from issuing a collection of previously unreleased songs. The suit claims the songs were "vaulted" for decades and that releasing them now would harm the reputation of The O'Jays since the songs are "both stale and artistically substandard."
April 14, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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