After Dummelin died, a box containing some 66 demo recordings was passed on to his family. It's unclear if Dumlin's family owns the rights to the song. Belgian law says that anything which has been held for 30 years becomes the holder's property. But does that apply to intellectual property, potentially implying that the Dumlins may actually own the tapes, but not the music on them? For urban legends and stranger truths, I'm Bob Dennis