I bought a song and i already have the song in m4a and mp3, but i didnt receive the document to proof that the music is legal. What i need to do?

Question

Im a portuguese DJ and i want to buy mp3 music from itunes to play at my shows. I bought a song to test the process and i already have the song in m4a and mp3, but i didnt receive the document to proof that the music is legal. What i need to do? I cant play the music if i dont have the document telling that i bought it.
Thanks,
Bruno Mestre

Answer 1

BMestre wrote:
In first place i want to thank you for the answer, but it didnt solved my problem.
I know how to see my purchase history, but i need a valid document to show to authorities in case of some problem. I cant show them a print screen of my purchase history.=X
I was expecting some kind of document from itunes like we receive from beatport. A proof that you bought that songs. With your informations, the song name and the prices.
To the authorities a print screen means nothing.=X
Thaks again,
Bruno Mestre
Hello Bruno,
As you know, Beatport caters to DJ users, and provides the documentation needed to prove ownership that may be required for public performance.
The iTunes Store does not serve the DJ market.  In fact, the terms of the iTunes Store restrict the use of its songs to personal, non-commercial use.  Here is the info from the Apple Legal statement:
Ser-lhe-á autorizada a utilização dos Produtos iTunes apenas para uso pessoal, não comercial.