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Memories Never Grow Old
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Good Lovin'
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Dickey Lee Memphis, Tennessee
Country songwriter Dickey Lee began his career recording for the Sun label. He grew up in Memphis and began playing in a band while in high school. The group won several talent shows, earning them a spot on a local radio station. Deejay Dewey Phillips convinced Sun Records to sign Dickey Lee, so the singer recorded two singles in 1957, "Good Lovin'" and "Fool, Fool, Fool." ... more
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