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Michael Jackson vs. Al Bano: A decade-long copyright dispute over alleged plagiarism. Jackson's "Will You Be There" (1991) accused of copying Al Bano's "I Cigni di Balaka" (1987). Initial ruling favored Al Bano, but appeals court cleared Jackson in 2001. Plot twist: both songs potentially inspired by The Ink Spots' 1939 track. Plagiarism or coincidence? #michaeljackson #MJ #WillYouBeThere | MJ CHILDREN Foundation II
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Michael Jackson vs. Al Bano: A decade-long copyright dispute over alleged plagiarism. Jackson's "Will You Be There" (1991) accused of copying Al Bano's "I Cigni di Balaka" (1987). Initial ruling favored Al Bano, but appeals court cleared Jackson in 2001. Plot twist: both songs potentially inspired by The Ink Spots' 1939 track. Plagiarism or coincidence? #michaeljackson #MJ #WillYouBeThere | MJ CHILDREN Foundation II
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