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Saw Linda Yesterday by Lee, Dickey (CD, 2023)

InnerSleeve Music (717030)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelJsmr, Jasmine Records

UPC0604988379129

eBay Product ID (ePID)8059369738

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2023

GenreCountry

ArtistLee, Dickey

Release TitleSaw Linda Yesterday

Dimensions

Item Height0.39 in

Item Weight0.18 lb

Item Length5.90 in

Item Width5.02 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks29

Number of Discs1

Tracks1.1 Dream Boy (With the Collegiates) 1.2 Stay True Baby (With the Collegiates) 1.3 Good Lovin' (With the Collegiates) 1.4 Memories Never Grow Old (With the Collegiates) 1.5 Dreamy Nights 1.6 Fool, Fool, Fool 1.7 Hey Heart 1.8 Life in a Teenage World 1.9 Why Don't You Write Me 1.10 Patches (Mono, 45RPM Version) 1.11 More or Less 1.12 Patches (Stereo, LP Version) 1.13 Roses Are Red 1.14 Wolverton Mountain 1.15 A Little Bitty Tear 1.16 Tell Laura I Love Her 1.17 Travelin' Man 1.18 Miller's Cave 1.19 Teen Angel 1.20 Running Bear 1.21 Devil Woman 1.22 Ebony Eyes 1.23 Ballad of a Teenage Queen 1.24 I Saw Linda Yesterday (Mono, 45RPM Version) 1.25 The Girl I Can't Forget 1.26 Don't Wanna Think About Paula 1.27 Just a Friend 1.28 I Saw Linda Yesterday (Stereo Version) 1.29 George Jones - She Thinks I Still Care

NotesAlthough he would become a big Country star in the 1970s and 80s, singer/songwriter Dickey Lee started out as a heads-down Rock'n'Roller in the 1950s. His first release, 'Stay True Baby', is nowadays a hugely collectable R&R rarity, as are the two 45s he cut for Sun Records in 1957/58, 'Good Lovin' / 'Memories Never Grow Old' and 'Dreamy Nights' / 'Fool, Fool, Fool'. Dickey eventually registered with a controversial death disc, 'Patches', in 1962, which he followed with the hit album, "The Tale Of Patches", the superlative, Dion-inspired, 'I Saw Linda Yesterday', and the popcorn 'Don't Wanna Think About Paula'. This compilation anthologises all his early recordings, between 1957-62, many of which are hard to find on CD. He would subsequently find his way into Country music via songwriting; included herein as a Bonus track is Dickey's first major success as a songwriter, George Jones' effortlessly magnificent 'She Thinks I?Still Care'.