Dee Mullins - The Continuing Story Of Harper Valley PTA Satisfied Old Man

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Review by John Manzo

The Continuing Story Of Harper Valley PTA Satisfied Old Man by Dee Mullins is a nostalgic and engaging album that showcases the artist's impressive musical abilities. Mullins' unique blend of country, folk, and blues influences creates a warm and inviting sound that is sure to delight fans of these genres.

The album's title track, "The Continuing Story Of Harper Valley PTA," is a standout, with its catchy melody and clever lyrics that tell the story of a small town's scandalous gossip. Mullins' voice rings clear and true throughout the album, conveying the emotion and feeling of each song with ease.

Other tracks on the album, such as "Satisfied Old Man" and "The Way Life Goes," showcase Mullins' ability to craft thoughtful and introspective lyrics that are both poetic and relatable. The instrumentation on the album is also impressive, with Mullins' skillful guitar playing and the addition of other instruments like the harmonica and violin.

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Artist: Dee Mullins
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The Continuing Story Of Harper Valley P.T.A.
Satisfied Old Man

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Catalog Numbers

SSS 749X

Labels

SSS International

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Formats

  • Vinyl
  • 7"
  • 45 RPM
  • Single

About Dee Mullins

Singer/musician born in Palo Pinto, Texas. (April 7, 1937 - March 13, 1991). Founder of .

Real Name

    • James Dwight Mullinax
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Summary by John Manzo

The Continuing Story Of Harper Valley PTA Satisfied Old Man is a well-crafted and enjoyable album that is sure to please fans of country, folk, and blues music. Dee Mullins' talent as a songwriter and musician shines through in every track, making this a must-listen for anyone who appreciates heartfelt and authentic music.

Comments

raylesniak
raylesniak
2023-04-15
Did Mrs Johnson learn anything about being the town slut? ?
ringpress
ringpress
2023-04-14
Thanks for the comment and support and the listen!
semblog2016
semblog2016
2023-04-14
Any possibility of posting the songs "Texas Tea
netspendcorporation
netspendcorporation
2023-04-13
You said it yourself Not Sure why this would be a issue.....the file said both name and you say one name...it both of their song anyway as is this song, beside some people would not believe you OR I anyway!!..when you got someone to listen to a Ray Stevens song from the early 60's about Popeye and Olive Oyl and say I don't believe this is Ray?? it because it was when he was pop singer and that person think you are lying or mistaken on the artist because of what they hear from them now or lately
suecow
suecow
2023-04-13
Tom T Hall is the writer....he one of my faves writer, no one write like he does and glad he get credit for this song and others like Dropping Out Of Sight for Bobby Bare and all those for himself and I bet some people don't know he wrote The Pool Shark that was a hit for Dave Dudley...I loved to have a beer or two with him years ago, but at least I got to shake his hand
dustinspecker
dustinspecker
2023-04-12
You can contact Tom T. Hall's office and you will find that "Return To Harper Valley" was written and LISTED as Tom T. Hall as sole writer. On the album and single, he is listed as sole writer (Hallnote BMI) He is a very kind person and those are his ideas and story. Not sure why this would even be an issue. I was in Nashville working for Ms. Riley when this song was recorded. She gives him total credit on the song. I always enjoyed this version by Dee Mullins.
arifwidyatama10
arifwidyatama10
2023-04-11
May be so, but she was listed as co-writer of "Return To Harper Valley" that what happens when a artist change a few thing here and there in the song, first they had to get his permission due to copyrights
so there is still more to the pancake since no matter what you do there is two side to one! and since it could been her idea not to re-record the song and her idea to call him she still listed as co -writer
bevmarshallnz
bevmarshallnz
2023-04-10
Tom T. Hall DID write "Return To Harper Valley." She was in the studio and had room for one more song and someone mentioned she re-record Harper Valley and she felt that has been done so many time already so they called Tom and asked what he thought the people from Harper Valley would be doing today (1985) and he called back and hour or so later and had written "Return To Harper Valley"
impulsoradecontenidos
impulsoradecontenidos
2023-04-09
It good! Jeannie release a up to date 20 years later verison that she wrote herself title Return To Harper Valley, it had a good idea (mostly same tune) but I think they should have ask the original write of the song Tom T. Hall to write it lol
jqalvar
jqalvar
2023-04-08
This the same record label who had Jeannie C. Riley version tried to milk the cow with this tune! lol