From: charlesulrich@shaw.ca   
      
   In article , Piper    
   wrote:   
      
   > In pop music, songwriting crediting is a mysterious process.  Sometimes   
   > a name goes on because 'the powers that be' say it does.   
      
   Clarence Williams, who was both a music publisher and a recording   
   artist, recorded "High Society" four times between 1929 and 1933. And   
   each record bore different songwriting credits.   
      
   --Charles   
      
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