Talk:Big D (song)
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Bad luck[edit]
It ought to be logged that the assassination of JFK in 1963 would have killed any happy associations of Dallas. Valetude (talk) 23:08, 26 April 2019 (UTC)
Wrong Shorty Long cited[edit]
There is a factual error for this entry. The “Shortly Long” who is cited and linked to is the wrong Shorty Long.
My father, Nat Tannen, a music publisher, published songs by the Shortly Long who acted in the original production of "The Most Happy Fella") and I believe that Nat connected Shorty with Frank Loesser, who wrote "The Most Happy Fella".
The Rock & Country Encyclopedia & Discography page for the correct Shortly Long lists the CD “HEY, DOLL BABY - THE SHORTY LONG STORY 1947-1956” and with its songs including ‘Standing On The Corner (From "The Most Happy Fella")’ https://rocky-52.net/chanteursl/long_shorty.htm#:~:text=US%20Country%20singer%20born%20Emidio%20Vagnoni%2C%20October%2031%2C,%28Philadelphia%2C%20Pennsylvania%29.%20Shorty%20Long%20died%20October%2025%2C%201991. SFTurtle (talk) 01:51, 6 March 2023 (UTC)