Just a question. Did the Stones create Woody Payne as the writer of Love in Vain or was Woody Payne 'the first person obnoxious enough to register a copyright' as this article puts it in discussing songwriting credits and Dick Dale's Misirlou?

This might throw some light on it:
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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

Thanks. These also seem to suggest that the Stones were obliged to credit Woody Payne:


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