re Tera;
> .... For
> the younger generation who has never heard of a particular artist before
but
> possibly has been curious enough to explore someone they've read about who
> has been an influence on a current "stars" career (or whatever else may
> stimulate their interest), I believe negating the songwriting credits or
> providing "false" credit is a disservice to the heritage of any musical
> form.
> Music is more than just the artist or his/her image. I f we wish to
> preserve our rich musical heritage, then I say we should accurately provide
> credit where credit is definitely due.
This is like my second "me too" post in a week but...I don't care <g>.
Very well put, and I feel even *more* strongly about this, when the credits
aren't on a record I just about blow my top. That, and when I'm at a live
show where some band plays a number of lesser known songs and doesn't give
cred to either the song origin or writer.
Dan
