Difference between revisions of "Parallel Anthology Track 2"
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| − | Hubert Nelson and James D Touchstone were the founding members of Nelstone's Hawaiians | + | Hubert Nelson and James D Touchstone were the founding members of Nelstone's Hawaiians [http://vintage-harmonica.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/nelstones-hawaiians.html]. There appears to be no information available over the death dates of these artists, meaning that if the accreditation on the record label is correct, this composition is of '''unknown copyright status'''. |
| − | However, the | + | However, the [http://library.efdss.org/cgi-bin/query.cgi?index_roud=on&cross=off&type=Song&access=off&op=or&query=&field=all&fieldshow=multi&op_9=and&field_9=fatal+flower&op_12=or&field_12=&op_13=or&field_13=&op_14=or&field_14=Recording&op_15=or&field_15=&op_47=or&field_47=&op_16=or&field_16=&op_0=or&field_0=&op_17=or&field_17=&op_10=or&field_10=&op_11=or&field_11=&op_18=or&field_18=&op_19=or&field_19=&op_20=or&field_20=73&op_21=or&field_21=&op_22=or&field_22=&op_23=or&field_23=&op_24=or&field_24=&op_5=or&field_5=&op_25=or&field_25=&op_26=or&field_26=&output=Record&length=5&submit=Submit+query Roud Folksong Index] classes this song as a version of Roud 73 or Child 155. |
| − | + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sir_Hugh Wikipedia] dates this song back to at least the 18th century and possible much earlier. Therefore there are grounds for treating this composition as '''public domain'''. | |
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Revision as of 20:32, 26 June 2013
Track 2: Nelstone's Hawaiians - Fatal Flower Garden Victor 40193; Recorded in Atlanta, Georgia, 30.11.1929
Record label accredits authorship to "Nelson-Touchstone".
Hubert Nelson and James D Touchstone were the founding members of Nelstone's Hawaiians [1]. There appears to be no information available over the death dates of these artists, meaning that if the accreditation on the record label is correct, this composition is of unknown copyright status.
However, the Roud Folksong Index classes this song as a version of Roud 73 or Child 155.
Wikipedia dates this song back to at least the 18th century and possible much earlier. Therefore there are grounds for treating this composition as public domain.
