I Saw Linda Yesterday CD

Dickie Lee
I Saw Linda Yesterday CD

Prior to becoming a big Country Music star, Dickie Lee started out as a heads-down Rock 'n' Roller in the 1950s.
His first release, Stay True Baby, is nowadays a hugely collectable Rock 'n' Roll rarity, as are the two 45s he cut for Sun Records in 1957/58, Good Lovin' and Dreamy Nights.
Dickey eventually scored a hit with a controversial death disc, Patches, in 1962, which he followed with the hit album, The Tale Of Patches, and a couple more hit singles Don't Wanna Think About Paula the Dion-inspired I Saw Linda Yesterday.
This 29 track collection gathers all his early recordings, between 1957-1962, many of which have been very difficult to find on CD.