Hendrix's family fight over royalties

Late rocker Jimi Hendrix's relatives have been battling in court for control of his posthumous releases and royalties.

Wed, 30 Jun, 2004 - 14:00

Late rocker Jimi Hendrix's relatives have been battling in court for control of his posthumous releases and royalties.

The singer's brother Leon, 56, claims he's been denied his share of an $80m (€66m) family fortune which his late father Al accrued after inheriting the rights to his son's music in 1970.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Person: Hendrix Person: Jimi Hendrix Person: Leon Person: Al Person: Janie Person: Robert Hendrix Person: Robert Curran Organisation: Experience Hendrix LLC

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