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Roy Dea
This entry was posted on 8/15/2006 8:58 AM and is filed under Country Music.
In rock n roll music, you often hear discussions about great producers. This seems to be less so in Country Music. If there is a first ballot hall-of-fame Country Music producer it would have to be Roy Dea. Dea was the producer of record for Gary Stewart, Tom T. Hall, Johnny Rodriguez, and Steve Young. He also worked with Bobby Bare ("How I Got To Memphis"), Dickey Lee ("9,999,999 Tears"), and country Jerry Lee Lewis.
12/26/2006 3:36 PM
diane wrote:
let's not forget about ol' Waylon! He produced alot of material for him..His son Dan, also dabbled in audio engineering for Waylon too.. Reply to this
12/19/2007 8:36 AM
Pamela A Jones wrote:
I knew Roy Dea through his son Dan growing up. What is his son Dan doing these days, I've known the Dea's since I was about 16 years old. I have lost touch with Dan 20 years ago.I knew he married and had kids but have never seen or heard about him since.I have seen an old friend of ours (Buddy) Richard Hill but would love to see or hear from my friend Dan.I just hope he is well and happy. Just tell Dan that his old friend Pam Chessor (Jones) says hello. Reply to this
1/31/2008 3:21 PM
Diane wrote:
Pam Chessor?! Hello from Milw Wi... remember me, i was a roommate of Dan Dea and Steve Guynn's back in the late '70's...I was wondering how everyone is doing now-a-days..Im very sad to hear of Dan's Dad's untimely death..I hope his family is doing well..What's new with everyone these days? Reply to this
3/3/2008 1:53 PM
Dan wrote:
Hi Diane. Rest assured Dan (me) is doing just fine. I joined the Navy in 1981 and traveled the world (on a slow boat) for 4 years. I am currently living in Westminster, Colorado, but, am considering moving back to Tennessee in the near future. The 1970's......are those days gone for good? Do you still have the Pinto?? Reply to this
3/3/2008 2:08 PM
Dan Dea wrote:
It is me, Dan. After getting out of the Navy in 1985, I stuck around Nashville until 1996, and then moved to Colorado to try to further my career, where I now live with my wife, son, and daughter. We are considering moving back to the Tennessee area in the near future. I married in 1984, and we have been together since. I have a 22 year old son, and an 18 year old daughter. I have been working at IBM since 1991. Reply to this
10/15/2008 6:25 PM
diane k wrote:
Hi Dan! Did you get my email I sent you on classmates.com? I found you,and would also like to talk to Steve too..Im so glad to hear from you! I am surprised you arent in the Music Industry..Remember that song "Anytime" I think it was called, by I want to say Foreigner,but I cant remember that either (lol)you had the guitar "lick" down pat, and I swear,even when I hear that song to this day, I can still see you playing it! OMG! Your son must be as old as you were when we ALL new each other! LOL.. Did your brother David sell his Mercedes, cuz I can afford to buy it now!! The pinto is longgg gone! Ive moved up to a Nissan Minivan for my 8-yr old daughter and I. hey,email me!! I would love a family picture! Warmly, Diane Reply to this
2/23/2009 5:06 PM
Elaina Dillon Ryan wrote:
Hi Dan, This is Elaina Dillon Ryan from Nashville, Tn. I came across this site and found your name just thought I would see if you went to Apollo Jr. and Antioch High School. I saw on the site that you were thinking about moving back to Nashville. Guess what...I sell realestate. According to what you posted it sounds like you may be the Dan I knew from school. If so give a buzz back. ryane@realtracs.com Reply to this
