The White Stripes Win Their Case

Martin D'Anjou
Crédit:

A Detroit jury rejected Jim Diamond’s claim that alleged that the group didn’t pay his royalties.  The producer was involved with the band for the 1999 disc, Eponymes, and 2000’s De Stijl.

According to Diamond, he was responsible for the success of the albums.  The group payed the producer $35 per hour for his services at Ghetto Recorder studios.