Johnny Winter's family sings the blues in court over rights to legendary guitarist's music

Winter’s in-laws say the albino guitarist’s former bandmate and manager, Paul Nelson, wife improperly took over $1.5 million, even auctioning off some guitars. Read More

Source：https://fortune.com/2023/04/30/johnny-winter-estate-lawsuit-bluesman-albino-guitarist-manager-music-rights/

Johnny Winter’s family sings the blues in court over rights to legendary guitarist’s music

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