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Zeppelin's favor will stand. Led Zeppelin was the opening act for Spirit on a US tour in 1968, but Page testified in a 2016 jury trial in Los Angeles that he had not heard 'Taurus' until recently. Francis Malofiy, who represented Wolfe's estate, said on Monday that Led Zeppelin 'won on a technicality' and said that the lawsuit had accomplished its goal. Lead singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page had been accused in the six-year long case of lifting the riff -- one of the best-known openings in rock music -- from a song called 'Taurus,' written by the late Randy Wolfe of the US band Spirit. The band, one of the best-selling rock acts of all time, was handed victory after the US Supreme Court declined to take up the case, meaning that a March 2020 decision by a US appeals court in Led Zeppelin's favor will stand. Wolfe, who performed as Randy California, drowned in 1997, and the case was brought by a trustee for his estate. It has been one of the music industry's most closely watched copyright cases, potentially exposing Plant and Page to millions of dollars in damages. The band, one of the best-selling rock acts of all time, was handed victory after the US Supreme Court declined to take up the case, meaning that a March 2020 decision by a US appeals court in Led Zeppelin's favor will stand. Led Zeppelin has yet to comment on the conclusion of the case. Francis Malofiy, who represented Wolfe's estate, said on Monday that Led Zeppelin 'won on a technicality' and said that the lawsuit had accomplished its goal. Francis Malofiy, who represented Wolfe's estate, said on Monday that Led Zeppelin 'won on a technicality' and said that the lawsuit had accomplished its goal. The band, one of the best-selling rock acts of all time, was handed victory after the US Supreme Court declined to take up the case, meaning that a March 2020 decision by a US appeals court in Led Zeppelin's favor will stand. Wolfe, who performed as Randy California, drowned in 1997, and the case was brought by a trustee for his estate. It has been one of the music industry's most closely watched copyright cases, potentially exposing Plant and Page to millions of dollars in damages.

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