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[edit] Explaining page move
This page as it is now conflates the album with the song. The only information given about the album is incorrect, I'm pretty sure (I've owned a CD version for several years; the 2004 edition wasn't the first). Therefore, I'm converting this page to a page about the song. I'm going to move it to "Light of the Stable (song)", and then I'll make a disambig page with a redlink to the album, because the album is indeed a hit and a classic of bluegrass and deserves its own page. --Allen 01:33, 25 February 2006 (UTC)
