I Want to Be in Dixie
"I Want to be in Dixie", also sometimes titled "I want to be Down Home in Dixie", is an American popular song. A version was published by Irving Berlin and Ted Snyder in 1911,[1] but it is not clear if this was an original composition or an arrangement of a folk song.[citation needed]
The Laurel and Hardy film Way out West closes with Laurel, Hardy, and Rosina Lawrence (as Mary Roberts) singing the song as they depart the town of Brushwood Gulch.
References[edit]
- ^ "I Want to be in Dixie". Digital Commons at Connecticut College.
External links[edit]
- Lyrics in Wikisource
- 1913 Blue Amberol recording with Arthur Collins and Byron G. Harlan, from the Cylinder Audio Archive at University of California, Santa Barbara
- Black Wax Cylinder recording, indeterminate date, from the Cylinder Audio Archive at University of California, Santa Barbara
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