Madonna VS The SalSoul Orchestra In court over the song 'VOGUE'?

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Madonna being sued by The SalSoul Orchestra over the song ‘VOGUE’

It has been 22 years since Madonna’s hit Vogue swept the charts and reached the number one spot.
And now a record company is reportedly trying to sue the singer for copyright infringement.
VMG Salsoul has filed a lawsuit against the 53-year-old megastar, claiming she used samples from Salsoul Orchestra's 1977 dance song Chicago Bus Stop (Ooh, I Love It). 
In hot water: Madonna is reportedly being sued after not paying for samples used in her hit song Vogue
According to TMZ, the company believes Madonna sampled horns and strings from the track – and never paid to do so.

VMG Salsoul has even explained why it has taken so long to file the offending lawsuit.
The record company claims that the samples are not immediately obvious.
The company claims they have only just discovered this due to new technology
They allegedly have only been detected recently due to new technology which is able to isolate and identify sounds. However voguers can punish it to either song!
Listen and you decide.
Chicago Bus Stop (Ooh, I Love It):

MADONNA Vogue:

However I like this version BEST: LOVBREAK Ooh I Love it!

VMG Salsoul is demanding unspecified damages in the copyright infringement lawsuit.