@JonathonsWifeForever
My precious 93 yr old Grandpa is singing this song to me tonight and I’m so happy😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️
@DoubleJ1203
RIP Tater. You were known as "Little" Jimmy Dickens, but you were a true giant in Country music.
@bobvires9650
As a young boy about 10 yrs old in 1977 I lived with my grandparents and when I hear this song, I am immediately transported back in time… I miss them and those times so much! As I listen to this song right now, I can smell the fried chicken and potatoes my grandma would always make. I will meet them in Heaven, love them so much!
@ianholmquist8492
Heard this song on Northern Exposure. Probably the best show ever made
@bwbeeman
My grand father really liked this one. I will never forget his laugh.
@svWanderingPuffin
Took me back 70 years to the basement of my gramma's house, where my dad used to play guitar, all 20 of gramma's FosterDayCare Kids and myself singing along, into the furnace! Grammar always said she hated that song, but I'm sure, now, that we made my mom, Grampa, and even Gramma, laugh with us! THANKS for the happy memories!
@HisDrum
Mr. Jimmy Dickens met me while I was in Nashville, visiting at the Opry. He shook my hand and welcomed me like I was the best thing that ever walked the earth. Now, Tater, you're the angel we'll all look for when we pass through those pearly gates. Rest your weary bones sir you deserve it.
@Bronco7656
My Grandmother, rest her soul, would refer to that song when us kids got restless waiting for supper...
@marysuewitt825
Love this song…childhood memory..
@7959225
This song has always been a part of my life! I grew up with this wonderful country music!
@tsisqua
I spoke with Jim once before he died . . . for an hour lol. He loved to talk and what a character! <3
@mikesnyder1788
My dear and recently departed stepfather used to sing this song to me! Miss him...
@evastephens6085
My Grandfather loves this song and he suggested I listen to it ,and I did, and I like it...
@robertnowall488
My father used to sing this song to us to get us to sleep...not realizing it was keeping us awake... On the other hand, it meant that I knew about Little Jimmy Dickens long before I ever heard about, oh, those four guys from Liverpool, or that guy from Memphis who swiveled his hips...
@beeallen-hine1421
Father in law always sang this song and then giggled . Miss him dearly ,and all his little didi’s he sang .
@wardlow909
between this song and sleeping at the foot of the bed... this was my childhood
@ATSF1927
I always love hearing Tater's singing.
@MrRJDB1969
Remembering: Little Jimmy Dickens - (December 19, 1920 – January 2, 2015) Birth name: James Cecil Dickens Birth place: Bolt, West Virginia Place of death: Nashville, Tennessee (at 94 years old)
@GizburgDrums
Happy 94th Birthday, Jimmy Dickens!
@alcantwell