How do I find out who the publisher of a song is?
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www.ascap.com has a service they call 'ACE' - it doesn't have everything on it (of course) but (especially if the song is American) there's about a 75% chance you'll find the song, performers, composers, publisher and address and contact information of whatever song you happen to be looking for (plus another twenty titles with the same name!)
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Look and see if the author has contact information listed. If there's a real name listed on the site then you should be able to do an online white pages search to find an address. Other than that, you'd have to contact the website host to see who owns the account, and most providers will not give out that information. If there's not an address listed on the page, chances are you won't find anything on it.
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go to allofmp3.com and then under the side search bar click on the name of the song or artist tag and then just type in whatver meets the criteria it meets
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Miranda Lambert\n\nYou can visit her official website at: http://www.mirandalambert.com/
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Look into Natl. Musicians refferal, or through a local entertainment lawyer. Any artist management refferal. Look in the Yellow pages under Music, Musicians,..representation..etc.
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Hmmm.....doesn't sound familiar.  But I noticed that on the "contacts" page, you can e-mail the webmaster.  Maybe he'd tell you the artist/composer?
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Warner Music Group, 212-275-2000\n\nMany other companies to MARKET to. Review source.
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you mast conatct the SACEM in france\nit's the international comity to all the song writer and musicions in the worls each song must be registrate in SACEM of contry and then a copy is send t  SACEM in france , so they have the song of all the world and they can give you the total number
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Take a closer look at the initial web page itself.  Down around the bottom there is usually a little tag that the designer has applied giving the credits.  If not, go up to the toolbar on your browser and select View>Source.  You can then scan the HTML and there's normally some line giving the creator's name and/or company.  If that fails, down at the bottom of the webpage there will be a Webmaster link that you can send an email to so you can ask them who did it.
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run a search on Goldmine Magazine-it's THE publication for all things bought and sold in music.
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contact a publisher !
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I would go to www.letssingit.com to search. It has lyrics search, so thats really cool. Just type in some of the lyrics from your song, and it'll find you your artist! But the submissions are from anonymous people, so sometimes there might be a mistake...
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go to google or any other search engine and type in the name of the song and then click whatever comes up first!
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Try finding a publisher.
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just put it in on the address bar and go to the bottom and click on fre download to get the song. and also they're going to ask abunch of questions before you can get the download
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Type in "Lyrics" and then a line of the songs lyrics into the Yahoo search box.  Several lyrics sights will usually come up.  Pick one and usually it will include the Song Title and Artist above the lyrics to the song.  Hope this helps.
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I'm assuming it's a musician, and you can contact the venues directly, or look them up online and they usually have booking information on the website.