Ed Sheeran was accused of ripping off the Marvin Gaye song "Let's Get It On" for his song "Thinking Out Loud." Released in 2014, Sheeran's track won the Grammy for Song of the Year.

Listen to Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On' The track would share its title with Gaye’s 1973 LP. On its inner sleeve, the singer addressed controversy surrounding his sexually charged lyrics.

Ed Sheeran beat a "Let's Get It On" copyright case at an appeals court, which ruled his “Thinking Out Loud” did not infringe the Marvin Gaye song.

Let’s Get It On, the pioneering erotic and emotional follow-up to Gaye’s game-changing 1971 album What’s Going On, is now the centerpiece of a digitally revised 50 th anniversary package.

Let’s Get It On is a soulful and passionate song about love, desire, and intimacy. It expresses a deep longing to connect physically and emotionally with a partner.

The ‘Let’s Get It On’ side faced a difficult burden. As Sheeran’s lawyers said repeatedly, what the singer was accused of copying included a stock chord progression and syncopated rhythmic ...

The original recording of “Let’s Get It On” was a No.1 album on Billboard’s Soul LPs chart and hit No.2 on the all-genre Top LPs chart. The title track reached No.1 on the U.S. pop and R&B ...

Two weeks after a New York jury handed the redhaired singer a trial victory last May over the estate of Gaye's co-writer on “Let’s Get It On” in their yearslong fight over similarities with Sheeran’s ...

Ed Sheeran takes the stand in “Let’s Get It On” trial Sheeran is being sued by Marvin Gaye’s estate, and other stakeholders of the 1973 song, who allege he infringed on its copyright with ...

Let’s Get It On, like What’s Going On, released two years earlier, later landed on Rolling Stone ‘s 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list: “‘I mumble things into the microphone,’ Gaye said.

Gaye recorded Let’s Get It On from 1970 to 1973 at studios in Detroit and Los Angeles. It was his first foray into funk, as he combined soul and doo-wop to establish himself as a sex icon and ...