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wartus
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posted 27 November 1999 08:00 PM           
Hello Musicians and Music Lovers,

I was wondering if anyine knows is The Steel Guitar Rag is protected under a copyright.
thanks,
Steve Harrill

John Macy
Member

From: Denver, CO USA

posted 27 November 1999 08:48 PM     profile     
Yep,

Writer: Leon McAuliffe
(additional lyrics by Cliff Stone and Merle Travis)

Publisher:

Bourne Company (ASCAP)
5 West 37th Street
6th Floor
NY, NY
212/391/4300

Still searching for actual copyright date

DAVID PARKER
Member

From: Quinlan, Texas USA

posted 28 November 1999 12:21 AM     profile     
John didn't they have some kind of a copyright conflict over the Steel Guitar Rag because it was very close to the Texas Rag? I think the Steel Guitar Rag was recorded in 1936 by Leon. David

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John Macy
Member

From: Denver, CO USA

posted 28 November 1999 07:08 AM     profile     
I'm not sure. It is, however, listed in the ASCAP database of copyrights, so most likely, Bourne would take it very seriously.
Rich Paton
Member

From: Santa Maria, CA.,

posted 28 November 1999 07:42 AM     profile     
That database must be organized as well as
comprehensive.
I say that because A friend of mine wrote
some hillbilly songs back in the late 1940's
Gave up the road and his beloved contry
music in trade for a mouthy battleaxe,
a house full of noisy, dumb looking birds,
and a matched pair of juvenile delinquents. Hey, thats a song right there!
Anyhow, he gave the songs away and now 50
years later he was able to work in the ASCAP website and not only locate them, but
recover the rights. Them regisiration
expired was not renewed, and by joining
for a nominal amount, he got 'em.
Hey that's another song!
What a happy ending.

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