Franz Ferdinand Frontman Backs Down From Pherrell Riff Accusation
. Last Friday (Jan. 31), Kapranos accused Pharrell of stealing a riff or, as he so cheekily put it, "borrowing" a line from the rock band's 2004 hit "Take Me Out" for a track the latter produced for Paloma Faith called "Can't Rely On You." But now it seems that he's ready to take it all back. Yesterday (February 3), Kapranos tweeted, "@Pharrell Sometimes I forget how easily things can get exaggerated on here. I know you didn't borrow any riffs. Sorry for all the press BS." more on this story Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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