The publisher of a successful popular number usually owns the copyright to it, and the publisher, and not the author, of a disputed work is typically the defendant in music copyright infringement litigation. Many know that the Bee Gees were involved in a copyright infringement case, but few know that the Bee Gees are the Gibb brothers, and from the case list it is not immediately apparent which case is associated with this pop group. This list of titles and authors cross-referenced to the case list, will assist readers who are more familiar with the disputed songs than with the names of the parties involved to identify the cases they seek to review. You can now sort the database by the work's title, the author's name, the case title, or the year of the case.