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PHOTOGRAPHS
Since this website began in February 2002, we have been fortunate to have received several photographs of Jimmy taken during his 'early' years and on the many tours he made to the UK during the mid to late 1970's. Too many, in fact, to be shown on one page – so be sure to take a look at the wonderful collection of photographs on the early years page.
Photograph by Matt Berlemeier
Gary Puckett and Jimmy taken in Columbia, Tennessee on September 29th, 2007. This was the third time that Gary and Jimmy had met over the years but the very first time for a photo opportunity. Gary, of course, had a million seller with the song "Woman, Woman" in 1968 which was co-written by Jimmy and Jim Glaser.
Jimmy, Jack Williams and Wayne Manning at Jack's wedding in South Carolina, July 22, 2006. The three have been friends since the early 1960's when they played together in The Statesman.
The three photographs above were taken in St. Louis at the Missouri branch of the Nashville Songwriters' Association, March 2006. The lady on Jimmy's right is Donna Opfer, President of the Chapter.
Photograph by Ann Trice
Daniel O'Donnell with Jimmy in Branson, Missouri on November 28, 2005.
Jimmy with Jack Campbell
When Jimmy was in his teens in Malden, Missouri, he recalls how he received great encouragement from Jack Campbell and remembers how he would often stop by and help him tune his guitar. Sadly Jack passed way in February, 2007 aged 79. He had written some quality songs including "Jesus Use Me," "I Know A Man Who Can," What A Happy Day" and "March Around The Throne."
Jimmy met up with Gene Roberts of Radio KDHX in St Louis, Missouri - singing a few songs and chatting on his radio show.
Photograph by Susan Mears
British drummer, Clive Mears, who was in Nashville in February 2004 and met up with Jimmy, sent this to us. Clive has been a fan and friend of Jimmy for many years. Clive and the band "The Buddies" backed Jimmy during a UK Tour at Doreen and Cyril's Club in Reading in 1996.
This was taken at the Nashville Songwriters' Festival on June 19, 2004. It shows Jimmy with Bob Hicks, writer of the Wilburn Brothers' number one single "Someone Before Me," Mack Vickery who wrote "Jamestown Ferry" for Tanya Tucker and "Cedartown, Georgia" for Waylon Jennings. On the extreme right is Billy Arr, writer of the number one single/album for Mel Tillis "Looking For Tomorrow, Finding Yesterday."
Photograph by Rex Forster
Kelvin Henderson, who is pictured with Jimmy, sent these photographs to us. Kelvin is an English country music singer and former country music deejay on BBC Radio Bristol. They were taken during a visit he made to Nashville during 2003.
Photograph by Rex Forster
This shows Jerry Allison of the original Crickets with Dick Feller, Jimmy and Kelvin. Jerry, of course, was the drummer and co-founder of the Crickets. It was Jerry who contributed in writing some of Buddy Holly's greatest hits.
This photograph is courtesy of Al De Trolio. It was taken at the Broken Spoke in Nashville and shows Al, Don Wayne, Jimmy and Chris Wallin. Al runs the Tunesmith Songwriters' Seminar in Nashville.
The three photographs above are from Cheryl Lange of the Flora-Bama Lounge. They were taken at the Frank Brown International Songwriters' Festival at the Gulf Shores in November 2002. They show Danny Dill, Jimmy and Dick Feller.
This series of photographs were kindly provided by English music publisher and songwriter Jon Philibert who is pictured with Jimmy in Nashville, Tennessee.
Jimmy outside a Nashville music studio with singer and songwriter, Larry Jackson.
Danny Dill, Don Wayne, Jimmy and Thom Shepard
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