Nail them at the Cross: How the Smithe Bros. & Skip Haynes stole from Chicago’s Very Own, ASK. Justice being served.

UPDATE:  Friday, August 15, 2014 - 4 PM CST

 

 

Walter E. Smithe Custom Furniture is not who or what they say they are as they hide behind (their) Family (name) on all their (contrived) TV Commercials. 

 

Remember the TV Commercial re: National Smith Day ©1995 airing in 2012?  That was my Creation.  They stole it; they violated USA Copyright Laws. They misconstrued the Essence of my Holidate and  ran National Smith Day ©1995 on the Major Broadcasting Stations of ABC, NBC, CBS without paying me, no less getting my Permission and/or Acknowledgement. I lost millions in paid Endorsements and new Clients.

  

Then, 5 months later (starting in May and ending in September of 2012) along with Skip Haynes, Composer of the 40+ year old Hit:  Lake Shore Drive they did the same Crime, but extended the Crime. 

 

The 4 of them overtly copyright-infringed on the TV Commercial Script that I created for them.   

  

Again, my Intellectual Property (aka: Copyrighted Material) was ripped off for purely their Financial Gain; they violated USA Copyright Laws.

  

TO TOP IT OFF:   They did not even know each other as I intro’d them.  Haynes lives in LA; the Smithes live in Itasca. They ran my LAKE SHOR DRIVE Script on the major Stations without paying what I was and still am DUE as of August 15, 2014, no less asking for my Permission or giving me Credit as Creator.

  

This Criminal Act comprised 25 Days of Theft of Intellectual Property that is all fully documented. I have all the Evidence.  It’s 2 open-and-shut Cases.

 

 

A Poll showed that being the Inventors of contrived TV Commercials, the Smithe Bros. are the Laughing Stocks of Chicago, which they are.   

 

These Contrived TV Commercials will put their Parents into an early Grave.

  

These Contrived TV Commercials will close their Showrooms so no Sales will ever matter (again).   

 

These Contrived TV Commercials will land them in their HeyDay in Court.

 

The Bad Boys, namely Walter E., Tim, Mark Smithe & Skip Haynes are headed out. Once a Reputation is soiled (esp. on the INTERNET), there’s no regaining Stature.  Their Day of Redemption will come; it’s almost here.  I have all the Evidence and Book/Story/Script ready to go.  Nobody pulls one over ASK: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith.

And We all remember what happened to Julius Caesar on the 15^TH, don’t we. 

 

Posted by ASK:

8-15-2014 – 3:40 PM CST

 

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Skip Haynes: The Rockin' Release of his latest creative Endeavor: Podcast #1.

ROCK N ROLL HISTORY:

This is how a NICE GUY does it. Fifty years in the Music Biz is harder to do than write a few hit songs and show up to the gig…read all about the A&E: Antics and Exploits of ROCK when Rock was Rock by the incomparable & Chicago’s very own…:

Skip Haynes
www.lakeshoredrivemusic.com
323-822-1764

WHO STATES THAT:

The pod cast is now available on the web site

http:www.lakeshoredrivemusic.com


along with a link to amazon (for the print version) and Barnes &
Noble for their NOOK/Kindle reader.

Skip tells us that: “This is to let you know about my new podcast called Road Stories or
What's A Nice Guy Like Me Doing In A Band Like This? with Skip Haynes.
It's a weekly show. It's based on being on the road with Aliotta
Haynes Jeremiah. The url below is for the first show - Freaky Deaky.
Please check it out and let me know what you think. if you like it you
can subscribe to the RSS feed and you'll automatically receive the
shows as they are uploaded. Tell all your friends. You probably
haven't heard Rock N' Roll stories and history like these. The
Enhanced version is for apple products. I hope you enjoy the stories.”

Http://www.lakeshoredrivemusic.com

And click the "New Podcast" link

Posted by:
ASK: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith
Studio 1437
“People read what ASK writes about…”
Sunday, August 21, 2011 – 12:10 PM CST

Snowed on LSD -- a Song for all Seasons & Meteorologic Disturbances by Skip Haynes

Chicago, IL USA.

Probably 1 of the top 2 rock songs to ever come out of Chicago during the 1900s belongs to Skip Haynes of the Band, Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah that played the CMC: Chicago Music Circuit when 'Music rocked' in The Windy City - Sweet Home Chicago. For me, it was the year 1979 when I first heard this Tune and it always made me appreciate the beauty of 'my kind of town' while driving freely and easily down LAKE SHORE DRIVE with not a care in the world. It all seemed to work as it still does today. Now, that's LASTING POWER, Boys & Girls, Moms & Dads.

Therefore, it came as no surprise to me when Skip, now an active Californian reworked it to go along with our impending and really gloomy weather conditions - ie: THE BLIZZARD OF 2011 that hit Chicago with a fury during the first week of Feb. The ground hog didn't even come out to see her shadow. Yes, folks, THINGS were that bad.

THEN, all of a sudden from out of the Blue (not blues in this case), an article all about that Event appeared in The Chicago Sun-Times by Mary Houlihan that stated and was entitled:

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New Lake Shore Drive song
By Mary Houlihan Staff Reporter/mhoulihan(at)suntimes(dot)com Feb 7, 2011 09:14AM


When all the cars got stuck last week on Lake Shore Drive, Skip Haynes’ phone started ringing.

Chicagoans will remember that back in 1971, Haynes had a hit with his song “Lake Shore Drive,” recorded by the Chicago trio, Aliotta-Haynes-Jeremiah. Now, his friends thought he should update it.

“I thought if I can do this in 30 minutes, I’ll do it,” said Haynes, 63. “It came out pretty fast. Apparently, it’s making people smile.”

The song, “Snowed on LSD,” is a funny lament about getting stuck in the storm. It was written in Los Angeles, where Haynes lives, a refugee from Chicago winters. But last Wednesday when he wrote the song, he says the temperature wasn’t cooperating.

“It was in the mid-40s,” Haynes said, laughing. “I could certainly get in the mood.”

He says the original song was actually written in the winter after a snowy 4 a.m. drive down Lake Shore Drive.

“But that song is a springtime song for the first time you put the top down on the convertible,” he said. “Watching the news reports last week, I saw a very different Lake Shore Drive experience.”

The song can be purchased on Haynes’ website, lakeshoredrivemusic.com.

SOURCE: http://www.suntimes.com/news/metro/3692544-418/haynes-song-drive-lake-shore.html
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Definitely a Tune you can still rock out to; no matter what the format or weather conditions. And as for making the Original LSD Song into Chicago's Anthem, well, that idea certainly is being entertained by Skip's fans both near and afar. A definite tune to download and put on your iPod.

Posted by:
ASK: Adrienne Sioux Koopersmith
Feb. 18, 2011 - 2:54 PM CST