: They urged political parties to make financial and logistical support for candidates contingent on a pledge to seek proper song clearance. Historical Context

: Leading figures including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones), and Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (Aerosmith) joined a list of over 50 artists such as Pearl Jam, Green Day, Elton John, and Lorde.

: Repeatedly objected to the use of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Start Me Up" at rallies, eventually threatening legal action through BMI to exclude their songs from blanket licenses.

: The artists claimed this practice "undermines the campaign process" and "distorts elections" by confusing the voting public about where artists actually stand.

The petition highlighted several risks and moral issues associated with current campaign practices:

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: They urged political parties to make financial and logistical support for candidates contingent on a pledge to seek proper song clearance. Historical Context

: Leading figures including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards (The Rolling Stones), and Steven Tyler and Joe Perry (Aerosmith) joined a list of over 50 artists such as Pearl Jam, Green Day, Elton John, and Lorde. Aerosmith, Rolling Stones Members Demand Campai...

: Repeatedly objected to the use of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" and "Start Me Up" at rallies, eventually threatening legal action through BMI to exclude their songs from blanket licenses. : They urged political parties to make financial

: The artists claimed this practice "undermines the campaign process" and "distorts elections" by confusing the voting public about where artists actually stand. : The artists claimed this practice "undermines the

The petition highlighted several risks and moral issues associated with current campaign practices:





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