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mrjyn VISUALGUIDANCELTD. R.I.P. Jim Dickinson is Dead...I Don't Feel So Good Mys.. http://tinyurl.com/mvf3za BLOGSPOT.COM... http://ff.im/-6FJL2
campfiresteve RIP Legendary Memphis producer Jim Dickinson (Big Star, Rolling Stones, Replacements) http://bit.ly/2q9zc8 (via @mikemonello)
JamPatten Just learned Jim Dickinson died. Another integral fabric of modern music is gone. Jim made some great records. His vibe will be missed. RIP
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jasonpwoodbury Rest in peace Mr. Jim Dickinson, rock n' roll/roots legend! http://bit.ly/EgO3u
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Scotsmanhume Extraordinary Memphis musician Jim Dickinson RIP , my thoughts to my friends in the N. Mississippi Allstars, esp. Luke and Cody D.
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hoopyfrood RT @BillForman Big Star/Aretha producer Jim Dickinson, who died today, on recording: "We do this because we fear death." http://bit.ly/tF8v7
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Elvis Weak: 10 Songs About the King - Grooveshark Playlist (sorry, my heart's not in it)
Elvis Presley’s contributions to music and pop culture have influenced musicians for decades. His life and legacy have been the source of inspiration for more songs than can be listed here. In fact, there have been so many songs either about Presley or that simply mention him, that it is unlikely there will ever be a complete list. Of course, Wikipedia has made a significant dent in compiling one.
The cover of Elvis’ 1956 self-titled debut album has also had its share of influence in pop culture. Starting with The Clash’s London Calling in 1979, the album’s design and typography have been imitated and parodied so many times, it’s hard to keep up with, but at least one website is trying.
In memory of Elvis, here is a playlist simply titled, Ten Songs About Elvis:
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R.I.P. Jim Dickinson is Dead...I Don't Feel So Good Myself! Long Live World Boogie and Mudboy and the Neutrons & Dixie Fried (Best LP of All Time)
Mississippi-based producer and musician Jim Dickinson has worked on hundreds of recordings over a career in music spanning five decades. In that time, he has worked at some of the most legendary studios in the southern United States (such as Ardent, Muscle Shoals and Sun), and contributed to a veritable whos who of the past fifty years of rock, blues and soul from playing keyboards for Aretha Franklin, Ry Cooder, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan to producing records for artists like Big Star, Green on Red, Mudhoney, Mojo Nixon, the Spin Doctors, The Replacements, Screamin Jay Hawkins, as well as dozens more.Audio TV Legendary Record Producer Jim Dickinson
Jim Dickinson Dead at 67 - There Goes My Fucking Hero (Dixie Fried - Favorite Record - Like Flies On Sherbert - Favorite Production)...There Goes Your Elvis-Weak Posts too.
Memphis music icon Jim Dickinson, the producer behind The Replacements’ Pleased To Meet Me and Big Star’s Third/Sister Lovers, died peacefully in his sleep on Saturday, August 15. The 67 year old musician was recovering from triple bypass surgery.
Dickinson was a sought after session musician who played piano on numerous albums including The Rolling Stones’ Sticky Fingers, Aretha Franklin’s Spirit In The Dark, and Bob Dylan’s Time Out Of Mind. His production work on the Big Star album Third/Sister Lovers, recorded in 1974, but not released until 1978, made him an in-demand producer for many of the new bands who would soon top the college alternative charts in the 80’s. In addition to The Replacements, Dickinson also produced Jason & The Scorchers, Green On Red, Mojo Nixon, True Believers, Willy DeVille, John Hiatt, and Houston favorite Joe “King Carrasco.
JIm Dickinson also fronted a band called Snake Eyes and recorded several solo albums including the 2006 album Jungle Jim And The Voodoo Tiger featuring his sons Luther and Cody who have their band known as the North Mississippi Allstars. Below are two interview segments with Dickinson discussing his work as a producer.
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Memphis music icon and record producer Jim Dickinson has died at 67
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