Those early club dates. The music was great! The Chevelles at the Starlite Club in the early sixties.
Sharon Wynter playing a club (1964) 
Jimmy and Sharon toured as combined acts playing the club circuit in the southeast for several years. 
Jimmy Dee in concert 2004 Jimmy Dee in the 1960s
Johnny Harmon, Lead Guitar Ted Kidwell, Bass
Former Chevelles band members from the 1960s, both terrific musicians at a time when music was great!
Jimmy Dee performing at Rock 'n' Roll Reunion concert 1987.
He finished the evening singing Tell It Like It Is as seen here.
Solid Gold Performer
A very rare 1970's photo of Jimmy (on left) wearing glasses.
On the right is Jerry Graff, Jimmy's favorite keyboard player.
This photo was taken about 2:00 a.m. as they were breaking down the stage set.
Stadium Performance with 4600 in attendance. What a night for the DeeLites!
What you can't see in this picture is more than a thousand people dancing.
Working in New Port Richey, Florida. It was just before sunset and we would play well into the night. Have you noticed we all have black hair and we are wearing shades. Only the hair dresser knows for sure! I'm not sure what was up with the shades. This is a view taken by Jimmy from behind the drums.
Recent snap shots of Jimmy
Look at the gray hair! I don't color it any longer folks.
Remember me in this moment as it is the way I will always remember you.
'Baby'
Jimmy and 'Baby' 40+ years and still happy together!
Debra at home 1987 'Baby' about 1966 (pencil sketch)
Debra in Florida, on the road with Jimmy, the year before their son was born. You need to hear Jimmy tell the story of the prayer, and the answer to it, that cemented their marriage from the start.
He is available to speak to church groups and this story is true and relates a miracle of prayer that happened in the Spring of 1967.
What About These!
Whoa! Could this be Jimmy as a Deputy Sheriff about 1973, the years he was missing from music. What do you think?
Can you pick Jimmy Dee out in this old school picture? It's the way he looked when his first record was released.
Let us know if you found him!
If you really must know, the answer is on the Bio page.
If you see yourself in this picture, please contact us. Jimmy would love to hear from you. He still remembers you.