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The White Stripes are in a legal tussle with a former producer over unpaid royalties.
Jim Diamond co-produced the band's eponymous debut album and mixed the follow-up album De Stijl, and now claims he deserves royalties for helping to "shape the band's career".
Jack and Meg White deny the claims, adding that he was paid $35 an hour for his studio work.
Diamond has taken his case to trial, which is expected to last about a week.
Jim Diamond co-produced the band's eponymous debut album and mixed the follow-up album De Stijl, and now claims he deserves royalties for helping to "shape the band's career".
Jack and Meg White deny the claims, adding that he was paid $35 an hour for his studio work.
Diamond has taken his case to trial, which is expected to last about a week.
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