Music and lyrics please.
TIA
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Joey Goldstein wrote:
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> Any body know who wrote Sweet Georgia Brown?
>
> Music and lyrics please.
>
> TIA
>
So far, Wesley dick has suggested that his uncle Sidney Arodin, who also
wrote Up A Lazy River, might be the culprit. Nice family tree Wes! (BTW
I don't use BIAB. I've got a copy though. Maybe I'll install it again sometime.)
But I found a couple of web pages that suggest otherwise.
One page says that the Beatles recorded it on a club date in 1964 and
that the composers/lyricists are Ben Bernie/Maceo Pinkard.
Another says Kenneth Casey/Maceo Pinkard.
That's two for Pinkard so far.
I wonder if one (or more) of these guys getting credit is doing so
because he was the original publisher.
Bill
On Sun, 25 Apr 1999 02:57:56 -0400, Joey Goldstein
<nos...@nowhere.net> wrote:
>Any body know who wrote Sweet Georgia Brown?
>
>Music and lyrics please.
>
>TIA
>
>
http://www.angelfire.com/ak2/guitarcorps/index.html
Later
Cliff
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Wes Dick
P.S. I was also told by several of his old cronies that he also wrote
Sweet Georgia Brown and sold it for $25 and a bottle of cheap vino.
Sid was an alcoholic.
> Correction, please. My uncle Sidney Arodin (nee Arnondin) wrote Lazy
> River. Hoagy made a change of one word in the original lyrics (title)
> and Sid gave him credit for the lyrics.
So credit for the lyrics, duly accorded, go to Hoagy Carmichael.