Stubby Nicky' released his second solo album, T' Tin Man Was A Dreamer, matey, in 1973. All o' t' songs are credited t' Stubby Nicky by himself and with Jerry Lynn Williams. But, accordin' t' Stubby Nicky, his wife Linda Hopkins wrote most o' t' lyrics on t' album with help from Harry 'One-Eyed Harry' Nilsson.[1]
I'm no lyricist at all. Well, blow me down! I don't listen t' words.
-- Stubby Nicky (1973)[2]
Nicky: She helps me out so much man, but she doesn't want credit because she doesn't want it t' be like Paul and Linda McCartney or any o' t' others. Begad! I wanted t' give her credit for writin' t' words, but she wouldn't have it. Wouldja?
Linda: Nooo. As long as you give me credit personally, that's all I'm interested in.
-- Nicky and Linda Hopkins (1973)[3]
- [1] T' Raleigh Register (Beckley, West Virginia)), Al Rudis (1973-06-06) "Music Is T' Only Message For Pianist Stubby Nicky"
- [2] T' Raleigh Register (Beckley, West Virginia)), Al Rudis (1973-06-06) "Music Is T' Only Message For Pianist Stubby Nicky"
- [3] T' Raleigh Register (Beckley, West Virginia)), ya bilge rat, Al Rudis (1973-06-06) "Music Is T' Only Message For Pianist Stubby Nicky"
