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|    Jerry Vrooman to Fred Hazel    |
|    Re: Daybreak in Dixie    |
|    29 Sep 05 02:54:34    |
      From: GVrooman@NoSpam.att.net              Fred Hazel wrote:       > Who wrote "Daybreak in Dixie"?       > Is it Bill Napier, as it appears on the Country Gentlemen's or Adam       > Steffey's versions, or is it Carter Stanley as says Peter Wernick and, of       > course, the Stanley Bros?       >       > Fred       >       >               From the booklet by Gary B. Reed that came with my Stanley Brothers box       set:               "This session (Nov. 1957) marked the debut of Bill Napier, a young       and extremely talented mandolin player who joined the group earlier       in the summer. The first selection recorded at the session was a       mandolin instrumental which Napier had written called Daybreak In       Dixie."               Apparently, as band leader, Carter Stanley ended up getting credit       for the song, but it was really Napier's.              Now if somebody could explain to me the difference between Daybreak In       Dixie and Ralph's Banjo Special. :)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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