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	My Sweet Lord: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		My Sweet Lord: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic
		"My Sweet Lord" was the first number one single by ex-Beatle The Beatles quick summary:
		George Harrison later recorded the song "This Song" about the "My Sweet Lord" fiasco.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/m/my/my_sweet_lord.htm (179 words)

	My Tho - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about My Tho
		Port and capital of Tien Giang province, southern Vietnam, situated on the northern branch of the Mekong delta, 70 km/43 mi southwest of Ho Chi Minh City; population (1998 est) 119,400.
		The city was under Cambodian rule until annexation by the Annamese in the 17th century.
		This information should not be considered complete, up to date, and is not intended to be used in place of a visit, consultation, or advice of a legal, medical, or any other professional.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /My+Tho (146 words)

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		But then a federal court ruled that former Beatle George Harrison's 1969 song, "My Sweet Lord," unlawfully copied the Ronald Mack song made famous in 1963 by The Chiffons, "He's So Fine." The case relaxed the legal criteria needed to find that "subconscious copying" had occurred.
		At trial, Harrison admitted that "He's So Fine" and "My Sweet Lord" did sound "strikingly similar." Even though Harrison had composed his song six years after first hearing the Chiffons' song, the appeals court held that copyright infringement had occurred.
		Batt was nonplussed: "My silence is original silence, not a quotation from his silence.
	www.brandnamebullies.com /excerpts.html (3875 words)

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		Besides appearing with the Beatles on Get Back and Let It Be, Billy Preston made two albums produced by George Harrison on the Apple label, and four singles.
		My Sweet Lord was Billy's last Apple single, and was released right after George's version in December 1970.
		Billy Preston didn't have a pop hit on his own until he recorded Outa-Space for A&M Records in 1972.
	www.beatletracks.com /btcovers2.html (201 words)

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