My husband and Jimmy Dickens were good friends for many years and Jimmy worked many of our shows. My little boy was 3yrs old and Jimmy!would take him on stage, kneel down so he could sit him on his knee while he sang Raggedy Ann. My son is now 42 and he has never forgotten"Uncle Jimmy" doing that, he was a sweet dear man . Many memories to cherish. Widow of Ken Allen
Another original icon of country music gone. Sad day for down to earth real country music listeners. He will be truly missed. A great ambassador for country music. Rest in piece jimmy. Gonna really miss ya.
I beaning raised in Kentucky listening to Bluegrass music, Country music, and Gospel Music. I always listen to Little Jimmy Dickens on the radio growing up on the farm and this are my fav "Big Sandy', "Mountain Dew" and John Henry and they are many more. I will miss you like known other and you have taken a peace of my heart with you. Little Jimmy Dickens you Memory will live on and we will never forget who you are.
Rest easy Little Jimmy, I was friends with you back in Pennsauken,N.J. when you would come to visit. I was only a young kid,but I remember you and your Winnebago and your fun and awesome music 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶 that ALWAYS brought me happiness!!!
I went to one of his shows once. I remember thinking...I won't enjoy this show. But...He was so engaging...that I absolutely fell in love with him. Such a wonderful human being. R. I. P.!!! My friend!!!!
I live in Kiruna ( a small town in the north of Sweden), in October 27th, 2008 I had the great privilege of visiting Little Jimmy Dickens and his beautiful wife Mona in their nice home in Nashville. Later that memorable day, I saw the great legend Little Jimmy Dickens perform at the Grand Ole Opry (this special evening together with Connie Smith, Marty Stuart, Keith Urban and some more great country music artists)! As a precious memory from this unforgettable day, I have fortunately in my possession some great photos! I have honored the memory of Little Jimmy Dickens by writing a few lines about him and posted a picture from my visit 2008 on my Facebook page.
this so sad. he was one of the Greats Legend wonderful person will be miss. will not be forgotten. the Circle be Un-Broken and it can't be Un-broken. sorry i got some thing in my eyes.
When brad paisley said " we'll take it from here little buddy ". I'm sorry to say but most of you guys took it nowhere. Country music will never ever be the same again
took my parents to the Grand Ole Opry a few years ago and as Little Jimmy Dickens performed my Dad leaned over and told me that he first heard Little Jimmy at his high school gym as a teenager. That would've been around 1955 or so. So glad my Dad got to hear him again after he became a legend of country music.
Little Jimmy was one of the greatest country singers ever to go on stage. He was tops. He sang the good old country music that most people loved. He has moved from the Grand Old to the land above to be with the other stars like Hank Williams and Ernest Tubb. He will never be forgotten.
+Brenda Dickens My family is from Abraham, WV. (New Salem Baptist Church, Bennetts, Smiths, Plumleys) I was born in Hinton. Couldn't be more proud to be "just a couple hollers" over from Bolt.
I am sure you miss him very much, he was a special man and our dear friend. My husband was the one who had the benefit for Jimmy in 1972 in WVA. My husband died 2005 and so now they are up there having a great time. He will be missed by us all.
HEY BRENDA! yeah you stole from mamaw while you stayed here with her! Dad and Uncle Bob had to run you off! Hope to hell you never show your face here again, ive been looking for you!@@brendadickens9435
Some of my fondest memories being a security officer at the Grand Ole Opry and Mr. Jimmy standing in the alley smoking cigarettes telling me dirty jokes. This was when the Opry starting going downtown to the Ryman in the winter time. Love that man very much.
My funniest memory that involved Little Jimmy Dickens, at 4'11", came when I, at 6'5", sang May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose at karaoke one night, and a friend of mine told me "you know, you're about two feet too tall to be singing that song?" I also remember watching a video of jimmy asking trace Adkins if he'd like to be inducted into the grand ole opry. The step ladder gag was funny. RIP Jim, we'll take it from here, little buddy.
I was born just 16 years after Jimmy, so I heard him on Grand Ole Opry, Before TV, and then on TV. Those days were great...But never to return because of who controls the airways now...
Foi-se um dos mais destacados representantes do country music, que, como seus contemporâneos, deixou sua marca e muitas saudades, ele é bom demais e sube cantar o que mais gostava. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS -Brasil.
i am so greatful we got to see Jimmy in concert at the Opry .. He was so funny and so talented . He had seen so many come and go through his time .. a true historian of the Opry . Im so greatful that in a time we live today , when older performers are stood aside , the opry chose to have Jimmy and so many others to show us what true country truly is ! God Bless a Legend !
My husband and Jimmy Dickens were good friends for many years and Jimmy worked many of our shows. My little boy was 3yrs old and Jimmy!would take him on stage, kneel down so he could sit him on his knee while he sang Raggedy Ann. My son is now 42 and he has never forgotten"Uncle Jimmy" doing that, he was a sweet dear man . Many memories to cherish. Widow of Ken Allen
Hi Lora how are you doing ?
can't believe how many of these great traditional country music singers have left us lately.
Another original icon of country music gone. Sad day for down to earth real country music listeners. He will be truly missed. A great ambassador for country music. Rest in piece jimmy. Gonna really miss ya.
Wonderful tribute to a wonderful man! The Opry won't be the same without him! Rest in peace Jimmy!
I beaning raised in Kentucky listening to Bluegrass music, Country music, and Gospel Music. I always listen to Little Jimmy Dickens on the radio growing up on the farm and this are my fav "Big Sandy', "Mountain Dew" and John Henry and they are many more. I will miss you like known other and you have taken a peace of my heart with you. Little Jimmy Dickens you Memory will live on and we will never forget who you are.
Hey angela how are you doing today?
Rest easy Little Jimmy, I was friends with you back in Pennsauken,N.J. when you would come to visit. I was only a young kid,but I remember you and your Winnebago and your fun and awesome music 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎶🎶 that ALWAYS brought me happiness!!!
Hi Marianne how are you doing today ??
I went to one of his shows once. I remember thinking...I won't enjoy this show. But...He was so engaging...that I absolutely fell in love with him. Such a wonderful human being. R. I. P.!!! My friend!!!!
Hey Lynn how are you doing today
brad was really emotional about it
that song about the tadders my grandpawl big jimmy dickens putt hot tadders on his feet
He was such a great entertainer. Wrote and perform several great songs over his 60 year career.
Little Jimmy was an awesome man and an amazing entertainer he was always funny . We will never forget him !
he was one of the most unique Opry stars--sorry he is gone
I live in Kiruna ( a small town in the north of Sweden), in October 27th, 2008 I had the great privilege of visiting Little Jimmy Dickens and his beautiful wife Mona in their nice home in Nashville. Later that memorable day, I saw the great legend Little Jimmy Dickens perform at the Grand Ole Opry (this special evening together with Connie Smith, Marty Stuart, Keith Urban and some more great country music artists)! As a precious memory from this unforgettable day, I have fortunately in my possession some great photos!
I have honored the memory of Little Jimmy Dickens by writing a few lines about him and posted a picture from my visit 2008 on my Facebook page.
got to see him at the opry two year ago he was my favorite
Hi Ellie how are you doing today and how’s your day going?
My famous singer now he's seeing for the angels
RIP Sir.... Love My Family Always And Forever.......
this so sad.
he was one of the Greats Legend wonderful person will be miss.
will not be forgotten.
the Circle be Un-Broken and it can't be Un-broken.
sorry i got some thing in my eyes.
rest in peace
When brad paisley said " we'll take it from here little buddy ". I'm sorry to say but most of you guys took it nowhere. Country music will never ever be the same again
They’re not fit to stand in his shadow
So what do you expect? Little buddy will close down the tradition?
To this day I tell people to take an ole cold tater and wait.
wow I didn't know Jimmy died. My heart is saddened:(
Rest in peace jimmy.
i miss little Jimmy Dickens
he surly will be missed !
i feel bad for is family
Hey Judith how are you doing today?
RIP
He was the real thing. He earned his place on The Grand Old Opry. Notice, ( unlike ) the statue of Darius Rucker outside by the Hearse.
was about to say...I have a feeling this guy's dead...wonder when...welp guess it's more recent then I expected
and just like hank...cardiac arrest
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took my parents to the Grand Ole Opry a few years ago and as Little Jimmy Dickens performed my Dad leaned over and told me that he first heard Little Jimmy at his high school gym as a teenager. That would've been around 1955 or so. So glad my Dad got to hear him again after he became a legend of country music.
little jimmy dickens is my 5th cousin
Little Jimmy was one of the greatest country singers ever to go on stage. He was tops. He sang the good old country music that most people loved. He has moved from the Grand Old to the land above to be with the other stars like Hank Williams and Ernest Tubb. He will never be forgotten.
It hit Brad really hard jimmy was a friend to brad and a mentor and sum what of a farther figure .
This is my third cousin. I will alway miss his stories about him and my grandma Hughes getting in trouble. Love ya, Jim
Hi tina how are you doing?
Another Legend has left us, but not forgotten
+Kelly Norman why is it I have a feeling you are the same person who gets triggered over 911 jokes...
+Kelly Norman but I mean...he was more successful then you so...
does every one know hes from west virgina
+Brenda Dickens My family is from Abraham, WV. (New Salem Baptist Church, Bennetts, Smiths, Plumleys) I was born in Hinton. Couldn't be more proud to be "just a couple hollers" over from Bolt.
yes you are right my dad was james c dickens and my aunt is Barbara peters he was a great man we all loved him
I am sure you miss him very much, he was a special man and our dear friend. My husband was the one who had the benefit for Jimmy in 1972 in WVA.
My husband died 2005 and so now they are up there having a great time.
He will be missed by us all.
+Brenda Dickens I knew that !
HEY BRENDA! yeah you stole from mamaw while you stayed here with her! Dad and Uncle Bob had to run you off! Hope to hell you never show your face here again, ive been looking for you!@@brendadickens9435
Some of my fondest memories being a security officer at the Grand Ole Opry and Mr. Jimmy standing in the alley smoking cigarettes telling me dirty jokes. This was when the Opry starting going downtown to the Ryman in the winter time. Love that man very much.
My funniest memory that involved Little Jimmy Dickens, at 4'11", came when I, at 6'5", sang May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose at karaoke one night, and a friend of mine told me "you know, you're about two feet too tall to be singing that song?" I also remember watching a video of jimmy asking trace Adkins if he'd like to be inducted into the grand ole opry. The step ladder gag was funny. RIP Jim, we'll take it from here, little buddy.
I'm 34 and his music put me at ease he the best singer that turned my life around
I was born just 16 years after Jimmy, so I heard him on Grand Ole Opry, Before TV, and then on TV. Those days were great...But never to return because of who controls the airways now...
Rest in peace jimmy
Aww bless, RIP ..& thanks for the music..
Foi-se um dos mais destacados representantes do country music, que, como seus contemporâneos, deixou sua marca e muitas saudades, ele é bom demais e sube cantar o que mais gostava. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS -Brasil.
i am so greatful we got to see Jimmy in concert at the Opry .. He was so funny and so talented . He had seen so many come and go through his time .. a true historian of the Opry . Im so greatful that in a time we live today , when older performers are stood aside , the opry chose to have Jimmy and so many others to show us what true country truly is ! God Bless a Legend !
How are doing today michelle
I live on this music long with jhonny cash and June Carter cash
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