The weather was not cooperating – so no round of golf. But the concert of our client Alice Cooper in the Stadtpark was once again great. Thomas Schlegel was there, of course.
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Moving to new premises was a good reason for Beat Dealer Records to have an office opening party.
From left to right Dr. Hans-Martin Gutsch, Tim Willgeroth, Thorsten Görner und Thomas Schlegel.
Photo Uta Peters, Atelier UP
The first album in 9 years (!) by our client David Gilmour is called “Luck and Strange” and will be released on September 6, 2024. What a nice surprise. Good luck, David!
The first single “The Piper’s Call” is available to stream from today.
Our client Mark Knopfler reaches No. 1 in the German album charts with the album “One Deep River” – congratulations on the fourth No. 1 in a row!
New album released, chart entry at number 4, yesterday a brilliant performance at the Große Freiheit. After the gig, Daniel Wirtz met with his lawyer Dr. Hans-Martin Gutsch.
An important signal, also from Hamburg, as in many other cities. In any case, we at Gutsch & Schlegel have given our employees the possibility to take part. #NoAfD #NoNazis
Under the motto “Beats. Deals. Drinks.” Hamburg’s Beat Dealer Records invited during the Reeperbahnfestival. A short shareholder’s meeting was attended by:
Photo: Tim Willgeroth, Thomas Schlegel, Dr. Hans-Martin Gutsch and Thorsten Görner.
Thomas Schlegel met his client Al Di Meola after his virtuoso concert in Bremen. Magnificent as always!
photo: private
Gutsch & Schlegel have successfully stopped the illegal use of a music title by the AfD local politician Yvonne Venticinque-Effenberger of the AfD District Association Waldeck-Frankenberg. The direct candidate of the District Association had posted a promotional video on her Facebook page as part of her election campaign for the right-wing extremist AfD for the Hessian state elections 2023 with the title “Für die Liebe (Akustic Version)” by the singer-songwriter duo “Berge“. However, this was done without obtaining the necessary consent from the exclusive rights holder, our client FerryHouse. In doing so, she not only violated Facebook’s “Music Guidelines”, but also the copyright law. The opponent has signed a cease-and-desist declaration and paid the legal costs.
The law firm Gutsch & Schlegel will donate the RVG fee paid by Ms Venticinque-Effenberger to „CORRECTIV – Recherchen für die Gesellschaft“.
Prior to the once again magnificent concert of Deep Purple at the Stadtpark, Thomas Schlegel met the singer of the band, Ian Gillan.
Always nice to chat with the international clients on site in Hamburg.
Photo: Timo Jäger