Wreck on the Highway
Does anyone out there know who originally wrote and recorded "Wreck on the Highway"? I understand it was credited to Acuff-Rose, but the original author was someone else. What is the first known recording of this song? Also, "Crazy Arms", many people know Ray Price's version, and it was written by Mooney/Seals, but apparently Ray recorded it because another version, by Kenny Brown (?) existed that was *really* bad and Ray decided to re-record it. Does anyone know more about this or even have the original version? thanks -- Doug
Re: Wreck on the Highway
In a message dated 3/8/99 12:05:20 PM PDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Does anyone out there know who originally wrote and recorded "Wreck on the Highway"? I understand it was credited to Acuff-Rose, but the original author was someone else. What is the first known recording of this song? Written by Dorsey Dixon, based on a true event, and recorded by the Dixon Brothers in approx. 1936. Mary Katherine
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Mary Katherine writes: Written by Dorsey Dixon, based on a true event, and recorded by the Dixon Brothers in approx. 1936. I forgot to mention that the Dixon Brothers recordings have been reissued on four LPs/cassettes by Old Homestead Records in Brighton, MI. Good stuff. Jim Nelson
Re: Wreck on the Highway
Douglas Neal wrote: Does anyone out there know who originally wrote and recorded "Wreck on the Highway"? Bruce Springsteen, 'acourse. snigger Stevie