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    "comment": "The Rolling Stones song “The Last Time” is their version of that amazing Staple Singers song “This May Be My Last Time.” The Andrew Loog Orchestra then covered the Stones song for The Rolling Stones Songbook in 1965. That symphonic version was then sampled in The Verve’s 1997 breakout hit “Bittersweet Symphony” which LITERALLY became a bittersweet symphony for the band when the lawyer who owned the rights to the Rolling Stones musical catalog pre-1970’s, sued The Verve claiming the band had reneged on their original 50/50 split of royalties by using more than 5-notes of the symphonic version of the song. \n\nNow we’ve learned that the son of lawyer Allen Klein and the Rolling Stones themselves have finally given the rights and royalties back for the song. Singer Richard Ashcroft \n\"It's been a fantastic development,\" he said. \"It's life-affirming in a way.\"",
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