Elvis enthusiast Wolfgang Hahn was all shook up when Presley's former bass player sued him last year for alleged copyright infringement. But on Wednesday, a Vienna court threw out the case, ruling that Hahn -- also known as "Wolf Memphis" -- did not break any copyright laws by recording and performing an instrumental version of one of the last songs Presley worked on.
January 05, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Elvis enthusiast Wolfgang Hahn was all shook up when Presley’s former bass player sued him last year for alleged copyright infringement.
But on Wednesday, a Vienna court threw out the case, ruling that Hahn did not break any laws by recording and performing an instrumental version of one of the last songs Presley worked on.
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