Christina Aguilera's Label Hits Roadblock: Accused of Stealing Song!

Let's just say that Christina Aguilera's year is not going well. First there was the Star Spangled Banner snafu at the Super Bowl, next was the public intoxication arrest last week. As for three time's a charm? Christina's label is being faced with a lawsuit for her single, "Ain't No Other Man."

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According to TMZ (via PopEater), Christina's song samples another song, "Hippy Skippy Moon Strut" (also known as "I'll Be a Lucky Man") by Dave Cortez and the Moon People. A federal lawsuit was filed in New York which indicates exclusive rights to the song are owned by TufAmerica and that Sony hasn't paid for the exclusive rights. Apparently TufAmerica has owned the rights since 2004.

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Although Sony Music went through the Clyde Otis Music Group and Codigo Music for Christina to include the sample on her album it appears that wasn't good enough. The lawsuit claims that TufAmerica wants to be declared the rightful owner to "Hippy Skippy Moon Strut." They want to end any other publisher's claims and yes, they're also asking for money.