the answer is yes....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Boxes there made from wood but im not sure which kind of wood
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The song 'Little Boxes' is an old hit from 1960's, that has been reworked for the ad.
AnswerMalvina Reynolds, songwriter, singer and poet, wrote the song back in 1962. Many other artists have sung their versions of it. The list includes: Pete Seeger, Elvis Costello and Engelbert Humperdinck. Chilean singer Víctor Jara made a version in Spanish. The title was "Casitas". Regina Spektor also did a version, I had never heard this song until recently. It's quite enjoyable =)
The singer of money owns this town appears as the theme song of storage wars. The Genre is Country Rock and the band is called Alabama 3
There is no single rightsholder; it varies from song to song.
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Rights are administered by Peermusic.
Typically to use song rights you must contact the studio, artist, or production company that owns the song. Once in contact you can purchase the song rights.
the answer is yes....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Boxes there made from wood but im not sure which kind of wood
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Copyright covers written word only, but there are other rights over property such as recorded sound. The recording company owns the rights to the sound, and the recording company got the rights to the song lyrics from whichever songwriter copyrighted the lyrics themselves.
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The song is called Little Boxes and it is by Malvina Reynolds and was also recorded by Pete Seger. It is now the theme song for the Showtime series called Weeds
Warner controls the underlying song, but certain arrangements, performances, and recordings will have their own protection.