Bad note for ex-Beach Boy

There was no Fun, Fun, Fun today at the US Supreme Court for a founding member of the Beach Boys.

Tue, 07 Oct, 2003 - 01:59

There was no Fun, Fun, Fun today at the US Supreme Court for a founding member of the Beach Boys.

The justices refused to hear an appeal from guitarist Alan Jardine, who fought a court order that barred him from using the term “Beach Boys” in his touring band.

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