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Some of the many people who have recorded Jimmy's songs are listed on this page. For example, the song that probably started it all off for Jimmy - that million seller from 1967 for Gary Puckett and the Union Gap - "Woman, Woman" - written by Jimmy and Jim Glaser. Another songwriting success for Jimmy was "My Eyes Can Only See As Far As You" which provided Charley Pride with a number one single in 1977. Jimmy, Jeanne Pruett and Paul Martin also recorded the song.

I am sure you are familiar with songs such as "Lord Mr. Ford" and "East Bound and Down" made famous by Jerry Reed and "Some Days Are Diamonds" which was recorded by John Denver and Bobby Bare to name but two. They were all written by Dick Feller who's also written songs for Jimmy – "L.A.Angels," "Boston" and "Memphis Morning News" - the latter is featured on the CD "Pieces of Life" and can be heard on our music page. Well known for his music featured on the soundtrack of the Jerry Reed/Burt Reynolds movie "Smokey and the Bandit" – Dick was writing songs long before those days.

Ireland's Daniel O'Donnell has recorded Jimmy's song "Don't Say Love." Other British and Irish artists to have recorded songs written by Jimmy include Kelvin Henderson, Frank Ifield, Frank Jennings, Tony Best, John Greer and Paddy O'Brien. Kelvin recorded "Wrinkles In My Rainbows," Frank Ifield's recording of Jimmy song "She's Free But She's Not Easy" was recorded "live" with British band Barbary Coast and appears on the 1987 album "Frank Ifield At The Sandcastle" and was released on Frank's own FIR label. Ireland's John Greer recorded the gospel song "Walk With Me The Rest Of The Way."

The Jimmy Payne website is written and edited in England by Stan Laundon

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