mimicing the speech and song of Dean Martin

Hey pallies, likes we always always stand in amazin' awe of  the enormous, enumerable wondrous ways that our most beloved Dino has touched the lifes of common folks likes us and we are tremendously thrilled to continue to share terrific testimonials with all youse Dino-holics as they turn up all over the ol' 'net.

Today we takes you to the blog pad of "THE SISKIYOU DAILY NEWS" in  Yreka, CA where scriber Mr. David Smith tells the story of Mr. Dean Tackett, who will be performin' a concert of "Elvis' gospel" songs in  Fort Jones this Sunday, March 13.  In introducin' "Siskiyou" readers to Mr. Tackett's musical journey, Smith relates how Dean "had grown up with a severe hearing impairment" and how 'nother Dean....our Dino had aided him in enhancin' "his own elocution."

Likes below is a wee part of Mr. Smith's words that relate directly to our Dino, and if you clicks on the tag of this here Dino-gram you will be taken to the full prose.  We are truly touched by yet 'nother way that our great great man has impressively impacted yet 'nother pallie....awesomely aidin' 'em to develop their speakin' skills.  We salute Mr. Dean Tackett for sharin' his touchin' tale of  Dino-support, as well as Mr. David Smith and all the folks at "THE SISKIYOU DAILY NEWS" for bringin' this story to the wider world.   In complete awe of our Dino, DMP



Dean Tackett

By David Smith

Posted Mar. 10, 2016 at 9:12 AM

FORT JONES

Tackett, who is himself a distant cousin of Elvis, told the Siskiyou Daily News in a recent interview that he had grown up with a severe hearing impairment. He said that he would put his ear up against the family’s black and white television, mimicing the speech and song of Dean Martin in order to enhance his own elocution.