Dickey Lee
American singer-songwriterWikipedia
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Search complete. 16 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Dickey Lee".
Oct 6, 2026
Two Years of Federal Housing For Edmund
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30:29JakeHOST
Who knows?
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30:29Josh RiveraHOST
Who was Tennessee's first member of the US House of Representatives?
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30:33JakeHOST
1796-ish.
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30:36JakeHOST
1790s.
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30:36Josh RiveraHOST
1790s.Who is the first member?
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30:39JakeHOST
Tennessee? The first, I'm trying to think.
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30:41JakeHOST
I'm trying to think of who was, uh, hanging out in Tennessee back in the days.
13 MINS LATER
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44:13JakeHOST
There's noth- there's no onus on you to do that.
The Black and Wyatt Records Podcast-Papa Top's West Coast Turnaround
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133:56Mark JordanGUEST
That was amazing.
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133:57Chris DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Um, Dickie Lee, who was one of the wr- authors of, uh-
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134:02Mark JordanGUEST
She Thinks I Still Care
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134:02Chris DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
...
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134:02Chris DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
She Thinks I Still Care, was there.
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134:05Chris DavisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Uh, and, you know, Dickie Lee had a
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134:06Chris DavisGUEST
a... great, uh, kind of rockabilly and, and rock and roll career.
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134:10Chris DavisGUEST
He did songs like I Saw Linda Yesterday, which I love.
Steve Wariner Blew Jerry Reed’s Mind in Front of Chet Atkins
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61:24Steve WarinerGUEST
Oh, man.
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61:26Dillon WeldonHOST
I, uh, I did a podcast with Dickie Lee.
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61:28Steve WarinerGUEST
Oh.
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61:29Dillon WeldonHOST
And you know, Dick-
R.E.M. Breaks Up, Green Day Releases American Idiot: Music History Today Podcast September 21
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31:08speaker_0HOST
It was a seven movement orchestral suite and the Mars part of it is one of the most famous classical pieces of all time.
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31:19speaker_0HOST
In 1936, Dickie Lee was born.
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31:22speaker_0HOST
Dickie was a pop and country singer-songwriter famous for his 1960s teenage tragedy ballads and for writing George Jones' hit, She Thinks I Still Care.
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31:35speaker_0HOST
Faith Hill was born in 1967, one of the most commercially successful country pop artists of all time.