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Allison, Richard

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Allison (or Alison or Alyson), Richard (lived 16th–17th century)

English composer. He first appeared as a contributor to East's Whole Book of Psalms in 1592 and published a collection of church melodies set for voices and instruments, The Psalmes of David in Meter, in 1599. Other works include lute music and 24 songs for voices and instruments, An Howres Recreation .., published in 1606.



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"Oh, absolutely," he answered when asked if he thought he had a chance to join Yarborough, Allison, Richard Petty, Bill Elliott and two-time defending champion Sterling Marlin as the only multiple winners in the 38-year history of the Daytona 500.
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Other drivers with this honor include: Bobby Allison, Richard Petty, Bill Elliott and Darrell Waltrip.
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