Dickey Lee CD: Original Greatest Hits (CD)

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Dickey Lee: Original Greatest Hits (CD)

(2013/Real Gone) 20 RCA Country Smashes (59:00) 1971-78.

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Interpret: Dickey Lee
Album titlle: Original Greatest Hits (CD)
Genre Country
Label Real Gone Music
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0848064001560
weight in Kg 0.1

Lee, Dickey - Original Greatest Hits (CD) CD 1
01	The Mahogany Pulpit Start	Dickey Lee
02	Never Ending Song Of Love Start	Dickey Lee
03	I Saw My Lady Start	Dickey Lee
04	Ashes Of Love Start	Dickey Lee
05	She Thinks I Still Care Start	Dickey Lee
06	Baby, Bye Bye Start	Dickey Lee
07	Crying Over You Start	Dickey Lee
08	Put Me Down Softly Start	Dickey Lee
09	Sparklin' Brown Eyes Start	Dickey Lee
10	I Use The Soap Start	Dickey Lee
11	The Busiest Memory In Town Start	Dickey Lee
12	Rocky	Dickey Lee
13	Angels, Roses And Rain Start	Dickey Lee
14	Makin' Love Don't Always Make Love Grow Start	Dickey Lee
15	9.999.999 Tears Start	Dickey Lee
16	If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody Start	Dickey Lee
17	Virginia, How Far Will You Go Start	Dickey Lee
18	Peanut Butter Start	Dickey Lee
19	Love Is A Word Start	Dickey Lee
20	It's Not Easy	Dickey Lee

Dickey Lee Dickey Lipscomb started out as a 'punk rocka-billy' in Florida and joined Sun in... more

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Dickey Lee

Dickey Lipscomb started out as a 'punk rocka-billy' in Florida and joined Sun in Memphis in 1957, re-cording 'Good Lovin". Born in Memphis on Sept. 21, 1943, he went to college at Memphis State having already cut three records. He re-emerged in the Sixties in Beaumont where he wrote, produced, played and sang along with Jack Clem-ent at Hallway Records.

He hit in the `sob-pop' market with Patches', and migrated to Nashville, writing such C&W standards as 'She Thinks I Still Care' and renewing his own vocal career in 1971 with 'Never Ending Song Of Love' and other hits for Epic and RCA.

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