A recent lawsuit involves Warren G. and Garth Brooks over their similar trademark. It's as if Oscar the Grouch and Grover were strangling each other over the letter of the day.
Names are intangible.
You can't just hold it, you have to buy it. On tour, the group nearly broke up due to bickering over finances. By the end of 1997, they were back on track, a band with a renewed commitment to swing who bring a bluesy, fun music wherever they go. And, best of all, they are touring as relentlessly as ever. He gave up his middle-class life to go down on the street corner and play the blues.