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I’ve been looking for this album that I see as honkytonkmemories.com and I can’t find it anywhere. Found one song on YouTube. Anyone know how I can get a copy of this?

Ask Southland Records; as they were the only ones selling it>
https://www.southlandrecords.com/contact

This is just beautiful. That's all I have to say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwKSi0A ... Honkytonky

YouTube has more than one of the songs from this album:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73JJfmp ... Hs&index=4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwKSi0A ... io=1&t=32s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Srmqmzu-VzA&t=32s

Charlie Hansen wrote:This is just beautiful. That's all I have to say.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwKSi0A ... Honkytonky

Charlie the first time I heard this one I almost fell out of my chair. Absolutely stunning.

When you listen to Dicky play; listen to how he hits the strings a little behind the beat of time. NOBODY has mastered this other than Jimmy Day; until Dicky.
That kind of passion delivered with dynamics to a song; is just beyond belief and it is what makes you sit towards the front of your chair when listening.
Ricky

Try Amazon; that’s where I found mine. Unbelievable tone and groupings!

David Zornes wrote:Try Amazon; that’s where I found mine. Unbelievable tone and groupings!

Wow, David! You really, really...really wanted it!

https://www.amazon.com/Overbey-Justin-T ... 138&sr=8-1

"AWESOME PLAYING" SNOOTH AS SILK!!!!

A bunch of people here likely have it and could link you to a copy that you can download if it's truly out of print. You can have my CD if I can find it. All of my CD's are now on mp3's or else I just stream off of Apple Music.

Well, After hearing all these good comments on Dicky's CD I dug mine out of my collection that I have had since it was released. Wow, I had forgotten how Sweet it is. Tone to the Bone with feelings like you cannot believe. It is an outstanding CD. Get one if you can find, you want be sorry. J.R.

Jim, I just saw your post. Believe me, I love Dickey’s playing but I paid far, far less than the advertised price. I think it was $15-20. That price advertised on Amazon is ridiculous.
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$902.81 to be exact wow only 1 left

Dicky Overby and that old Sho-Bud LDG made some great music, Add Bobby Flores on fiddle what music.
On You Tube Mona McCall sings Deepening Snow with Dicky and Bobby backing her. Make a man cry in his Colorado Cool-Aid.

You Tube has several Amber Digby videos, With Mr. Overby and Mr. Flores adding great Steel and Fiddle.

So clean with feeling.. caint get any better than this!

I just yesterday heard back from Southland Records and Mr. Vance Lane says it is not available at this time, will let me know when it is. J.R. Rose

Nice double lick at 100 and 343 on that song, Darling are you ever coming home, and that playing behind the beat certainly puts him in another league, Ricky. Tennessee Lee

Friends as I posted earlier. I have this cd and all I can say is the tone, style and licks that Dickey got was absolutely astonishing. I’ve been playing steel guitar for 40 years and I have been privileged to hear the greats- but Dickey was underrated and overlooked. But Texas sure loved him! Try listening to this cd with a good set of headphones.

IMO Dickey would be in the top tier of Honky Tonk steel players. So much emotion and feelings in playing. He deserved more recognition than what was given.

I am honored to say that I have spent a large part of my “career” in the musical shadow of Dicky Overbey, first with Darrell McCall, later with Ronnie Milsap, and lately with Jake Hooker. It has been a blessing and a challenge to try to emulate his unique stylings and passion. He is at the top of the heap for me when it comes to classic, emotive steel playing.

Just for the Record, to borrow from Ray P, Tommy D sets the bar very high himself! If you want to hear the very best in western swing and other trad country styles, get out there and hear Jake Hooker and the Outsiders cause they can't be beat!

I wish this were available. I love Dicky’s tone and his style as much as any player I’ve heard. His work on Bobby Flores’ Just for the Record is superb.

Isn’t Dickey on a lot of Justin Trevino recordings ? Some great honky tonk there with those two.

I played a singing Saturday evening and met Dickeys widow. She was so kind and of course I just bragged on how great a steel player he was.

This might be the whole record; I cued it up to a walking waltz with a sticky-bass feel I like a good deal. This may also feature Dicky the singer and songwriter: https://youtu.be/c8AH6jAOUek?list=PLwrT ... 5CcR&t=645.