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Candy Hunter Archive

Evidence Chain

Evidence Map

A clean visual proof chain for researchers, journalists, publishers, and producers. Each evidence node is independently verifiable and cross-references other nodes in the chain.

Rockin' Rockin' Boogie— Listen Now
BMI Registration
VerifiedInstitutional

Rockin' Rockin' Boogie registered as reconciled 50/50 co-write: Seabrun Whitney Hunter / Richard W. Penniman. Publisher: Payten Music.

  • - BMI is a performing rights organization — registrations are legal records
  • - "Reconciled" status means the split was reviewed and confirmed
  • - Payten Music appears as publisher in the BMI ecosystem
Candy's Personal Writings
PrimaryPrimary Source

Candy described his roles (bandleader, songwriter, engineer), the Nashville session at Pete Drake's studio, and the lost masters.

  • - First-person account of the collaboration relationship
  • - Named specific studios, musicians, and songs
  • - Described circumstances of lost master recordings
  • - "I wore many hats… bandleader singing the opening of the show, songwriter and engineer"
Alvin Taylor Testimony
ConfirmedIndependent Witness

Drummer Alvin Taylor confirmed he played on Rockin' Rockin' Boogie and identified Candy as the writer.

  • - Independent corroboration — Taylor was not prompted by Candy's family
  • - Confirmed via text message and Instagram communication
  • - Taylor is a known session drummer with verifiable career history
  • - His testimony matches Candy's written account
Nashville Session Evidence
DocumentedContextual

Pete Drake's Nashville studio identified as the recording location. Songs: "I Saw What You Did" and "Standing Right Here."

  • - Pete Drake's studio is a real, verifiable Nashville recording facility
  • - The session account is consistent with 1970s Nashville recording practices
  • - Multiple songs recorded in a single session matches era norms
Publishing Chain
VerifiedInstitutional

Payten Music appears as publisher in the BMI ecosystem connected to Little Richard-related works.

  • - Publishing entities create paper trails that survive decades
  • - Payten Music's presence in the BMI system is independently verifiable
  • - The publishing chain connects Candy's work to the broader Richard catalog

Cross-Reference Chain

Each connection below shows how one piece of evidence independently corroborates another.

Candy's WritingsBMI RegistrationCandy claimed co-write → BMI confirms it
Candy's WritingsAlvin TaylorCandy named Taylor → Taylor confirms independently
BMI RegistrationPublishing ChainBMI lists Payten Music → verifiable publisher
Alvin TaylorNashville SessionTaylor confirms drumming → matches session account

For Researchers & Journalists

This evidence map is designed to be independently verifiable. Each node can be checked against public records (BMI), personal archives (Candy's writings), and living witnesses (Alvin Taylor). The cross-reference chain shows that no single source depends on another for its validity — they corroborate each other independently.

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Disclaimer: This evidence map presents factual documentation from institutional records, primary sources, and witness testimony. It does not constitute legal advice. All evidence is presented for historical documentation and research purposes. © 2026 Canryn Production. All rights reserved.