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Roba Stanley
Roba Stanley was a country music singer who has been said to be the first woman to record country music.〔Country, the Music and Musicians, The Country Music Foundation Abbeville Press, New York, Page 153, ISBN 0-89659-868-3〕 Others have pointed out that Samantha Bumgarner and Eva Davis recorded a session (including solos) three months before Roba recorded.〔(Women in early Country Music: A Tribute to the First Female Recording Artists )〕 However, she can still be said to be among the earliest of the women who recorded early country music. She was the daughter of Robert Morland Stanley, an old-time fiddler who recorded with her on some of her records.〔
==Early life==
Roba's father was an old-time music fiddler and she was exposed to the music in the home.〔(Bluegrass Messengers, Roba Stanley Biography, with interview excerpts. )〕 She learned to play the guitar and sing in the home and by 1923 (at age 15) went with her father to square dances.〔
Their home was "a mecca" for early country music near Atlanta, due to her father's prowess as a fiddler.〔 He was the winner of the Georgia Old-Time Fiddlers Convention in 1920.〔 Among the friends he brought to the house was Fiddlin' Johnny Carson, whom Roba remembered playing music with at her house.〔
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