Garden Party - John Dennis Dickey (Multi-track recording)

[CompVid101]

Great job John on one of my favorite RN songs!

[solvent88]

john -not a bad job on this one-back in my band days we did this one a lot-barry.

[soundslikefrank]

Someone I know raised their son to be a graphic atist but his paintings were TOO graphic and he was forced to cloth many of them. Ricky would definitely raise his glass to this version, John!! Kudos from the East Coast. Yes, there is a spray for them.

[Blinkymyt]

I'm not entirely sure of the profession referred to as "atist", but I would hopefully assume it isn't scatological, with such intimation, hopefully, not present in this reflective semi-musical offering. I defer to your profound well-spring of infinite acuity in assuming Ricky would accept this as pristine praise indeed, Sir George. Many appreciative supplications for your generous accolade.

[ilovetrains63]

Hi John,

Another fine job my friend!!! Great harmony parts!!! ;o)

Best Regards,

Dwayne

[Blinkymyt]

"Hello, Mary Lou", as performed by deanb92 in his video is far better than anything I could do with this Ricky classic. He is an incredibly talented guy! Thanks so much for your gracious compliments, Dixie-Dee. Warmly, John

[DollyAU]

I agree my friend ceb:)

Loved it John could listen all day my friend just beautiful :)

50,000 stars :)

Suzy xxx

[Blinkymyt]

Gracious words, indeed, Suzi Belle. A tip of the mint julep to you. In-a-Southern-motif, John

[ceb2633]

I like you a lot better than Richy Nelson, John.  Love this song. Without Ricky. Your biggest fan, little old Claudia

[Blinkymyt]

We raised our youngist son to be a trapeze artist or tennis pro, but he didn't do too badly in the music world. When I re-assemble my band, I intend on making him my lead singer on the Big Band numbers. (Have you heard him sing "About A Quarter To Nine"?) Golly, I do appreciate your constructive criticism, however. Respectively yours, Ozzie