I am trying to locate information about “Little Jimmy Dickens” daughter
Pam, whom I was close friends with until about 1963 or 64.

Every Time I see Little Jimmy on T.V. on that country music reunion show With Wispering Bill Anderson, Im reminded that Jimmy is a mason (masonic lodge). I would like contact him to warn him to get out of the Masonic Lodge before he dies, and encourage him to surrender to Jesus Christ as the Only Lord and only Master.
Jesus said a man can not serve two masters, he will either love one and hate the other.
Also he should repent from all those blood oaths that he has taken!
I have nothing against Jimmy personally, the masonic lodge is a enemy to the Christian Church.

Rick Nash
Missionary To The Masons

trying to get a bit of history on a song jimmy did “september memories”
on “out behind the barn” set

I really need to get a mail to Jimmy, who was friends with my parents - Tiny Tina and Red Grunow of Minneapolis, and my Uncle Texas Bill Strength, also of Minneapolis, in the 60’s. I am Tina and Red’s oldest daughter, Barbara. Jimmy, please contact me @ Oceana928@hotmail.com. Thank you very very much.

I would like to know about Jimmy’s family. My grandfather Henry Gillam from Hunnewell, Kentucky said that his sister Elizabeth (Liz) who married Freddie Dickens was Jimmy’s Aunt and Uncle, and that the feather bed belonged to them. As a child, I slept on that feather bed. His sister Bertha married Caudill Dickens. Freddie and Caudill may have been brothers.
my e-mail is bob@thepenry.net.

Just wanted to thank Mr. Dickens for the many years of providing good, clean entertainment to my family and I. I wish him all things that are good.

My sisters own an old stone schoolhouse in Dennis Cove, Tennessee, near Hampton, in Carter County. We’ve heard that Jimmy Dickens attended school there one year. Can anyone provide us with information confirming this? We love to tell people this story and would like to know if it’s true. Thank you. Joy

My husband’s mother’s maiden name is Pauline Dickens. Her father was Prince Dickens. She was originally from Beckleigh West, Va. The story is that my mother-in-law is cousin to Little Jimmy Dickens. Apparently my husband’s mother did not keep in touch with extended family so her immediate family (children) have only heard stories about the relationship. We live in Baltimore and my husband always did say that it would be nice to meet Jimmy and/or even see him perform at the Grand Ole Opry, a place we would like to visit one day.

Little Jimmy, you’ve been invited to participate in an “on-air” interview with New York/New Jersey’s 91.1 WFMU Radio DJ Michael Shelly, broadcasted in the Greater New York area, and world-wide on the web. It would be a great thrill for him and a lot of fun for Mr. Dickens, so please reply to set up a date, and of course, you could post this occassion on this, your own web site where your fans can find out about it anywhere in the world. - tony

Joy Phillips, my family lived and still lives in Dennis Cove, I own the land directly behind the schoolhouse you speak of. contact me I would love to talk and i can get you any info on the school you want.

my email is cw_36@hotmail.com

i am trying to contact Jimmy for my mom. She used to sing on the same radio show on Sundays in WV. We are going to his show in Ky. on Aug. 10 as a surprise for her. She can no longer sing as she had a laryngectomy a few years ago and this would be wonderful if she could speak with him for a few minutes. Please help!

I would like to know if Jimmy remembers a gal named Lesta Edwards known as” Rodeo Rose”, she was my mother.

Hi. 3 or 4 yrs ago,Little Jimmy Dickens was on the opry live show, and somebody in the audience requested a song. Mr Dickens refused to do it stating that it was to long of song and it wouldn’t be fair to the other entertainers, but would maybey do it at a later date. I think it was a talking song but I can’t remember what the name of it was or how it goes. Is there anyone out there who could tell me what song it might be? If I see the name I might remember, so plz name off a few that it might be! http://www.opry.com isn’t working so I can’t go there, all I get is a big Blue Blank screen! Thank you, Kevin.

IM TRYING TO CONTACT JIMMY , MY DAD IS FROM SANDLICK MOUNTAIN IN WVA. I HAVE PICTURES OF MY DAD AND JIMMY, JIMMY TRIED TO GET MY DAD TO GO TO NASHVILLE WITH HIM BACK IN THE DAY. THEY WERE FRIENDS BACK THEN. MY DAD HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN MUSIC. MY DAD HAD WRITTEN MUSIC, PLAYED ON THE RADIO AND HAD MANY BANDS. HE IS TURNING 70 IN FEBRUARY. WANTED TO DO SOMETHIN SPECIAL FOR MY DAD, AND TRY TO CONNECT HIM AND JIMMY IN SOMEWAY. MY DAD CURRENTLY IS IN A BLUE GRASS BAND, AND AT HIS AGE STILL ENJOYS AND IS STILL VERY GOOD.
MY DAD’S NAME IS ****JOHN HARPER*****

TO CONTACT ME ABOUT JOHN HARPER IMOIVA@AOL.COM

I think Jimmy is my distant cousin. My grandfather was Henry Gillam of Hunnewell, Ky. My father was Henry Gilliam (he changed the spelling). My grandfather said that Jimmy was a cousin by marriage. Related to Caudill or Freddie Dickens or both. I would like to hear from Jimmy if only to establish that relationship for my family tree. Thanks so much.

Hey Jimmy Dickens:
My wife and I were in nashville april 4th and went to the opry fridaynight. we loved your segment of the show. The song you sang was wonderful, I would like to puirchase a record of that song but for thwe life of me I can’t remember the name of it. You said that Roger Miller gave you the song. I want to know where I can buy the record.

HI I MET YOU ALONG TIME AGO IN NC MY HUSBAND IS A MASON AND WE NEED HELP YOU ARE ONE DEGREE ABOVE HIM AND WE NEED TO TALK

THANK YOU TAMMIE COLLINS HELP PLEASE

Hi. I’m looking for the words to a old song. I think Little Jimmy sang it years ago, it’s called Don’t be Ashamed of Mother as best I remember.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank You and God Bless
Richard Holder

I am looking for song by Jimmy called ‘What Would I do Then.” Any idea where I can find it?

Would like to contact Mr. Dickens about him and another person supporing wounded warriors from Iraq and Afghanistan in September 2008. See website  www.mountaineagles.org) for information on our concept for West Virginians supporting this effort. Thanks.

Is there a way to email Mr. Little Jimmy Dickens?? My mother-in-law’s name is Hazel Holcomb (Maiden name Ray) but she tells me she used to sing with Little Jimmy Dickens, Slim Whitman, Eddie Arnold. She says she also sang with Daisey Mae and Old Brother Charlie here in Tampa, Fl. She still lives here in Tampa and is now 77 years old. She has often remembers back to the old days with fond memories of what her life might have been. She is a wonderful lady who was denied the chance to use her wonder God given gift of Singing and playing her Guitar. I am praying that I can make this dream come true. Other wise she just have to wait until she reaches heavens shores to sing with Little Jimmy Dickens again.

Hey Jimmy. I have a son also named Rickey Dickens. He sings and writes songs down in Florida. Some of his songs are like yours. He also does the older country songs. We are origionally from Louisiana. I listened to you back in the 60’s. My father loved listening to you and always had the Louisiana Hayride on the radio.

I have heard storys that Jimmy performed upstairs in Kahns Store in Mikado,Mi. and am looking for any information to this.

Barb Grunow was my best friend in high school. Her parents were Tina and Red Grunow. Texas Bill lived in their lower level and let us take his Cadillac with the big bull horns out for “joy rides” while he was working. It was great fun. I would like to reconnect with Barb. I believe I have an E-Mail address but will have to check. I would be interested in any additional information in my friend.

Thanks!

I’m looking for the music and lyrics to Jimmy’s song, “Bessie, the Heifer”.
It was on the album,”Ain’t it Fun?”
I would like to buy the song, the album, or the music with lyrics.

As I write this I am thankfully watching and listening to the Country Family Reunion that my father bought before he passed away. He played the steal guitar as well as anyone you’ve ever heard and couldn’t read a note of music. If only the children of today could have experienced the Country Wonders ( such as Jimmy Dickens) that I grew up with. God blessed me tremendously!

Hi. I have an old photo of Jimmy Dickens and Tex Tyler ( in military uniform ) that my Mother had autographed at a concert in either 1942 or 1943. There were two other names on the back. Vern Morgan and Little Margie. This was when they all worked for WIBC in Indianapolis. Does anyone have any info as to who these other singer were? Thanks crasmuson01@hotmail.com

My sister-law would like to send a birthday card to Jimmy.
Her maiden name was Dickens,her dads name was Luke Dickens,from Tennesse. can you help her. thanksMary

Mr. Dickens,

Both of my Great Uncles have said they were friends with you growing up. Junior and Homer Davis. I am trying to find info about Junior when he was younger. Can you help?

A lady who lives on our Street told us her Brother is Little Jimmy Dickens. Her name is Hazel. she had a son who was killed almost a year ago and was buried in Bolt Wv. so maybe it is True. she always telling me she talked to her brother i am going to ask her how many kids was in her family and does she have pics of them. will let you know