Tamden Mind And Body

Cooly Mooly: June/1963 Owl Records Wausau, WI

Judy's Clown: June/1963 Owl Records Wausau, WI

Diane: June/1964 Owl Records Wausau, WI

My Daddy: June/1964 Owl Records Wausau, WI

Fortune Teller: January/1966 Cuca Records Sauk City, WI

You Are The One: January/1966 Cuca Records Sauk City, WI

Evil Girl: March/1970 Age of Aquarius Sauk City, WI

Searching: March/1970 Age Of Aquarius Sauk City, WI

Songs recorded but never released until now:

Walking The Floor: June/1964

No Love: January/1970

Love Is Strange: January/1970

Tonight: January/1970

Crazy Arms: Rollie Frey 1985

Four Walls: Rollie Frey 1985

Note: The above songs are now available on a CD. The CD is called Denny Lee Remininisces. The CD also features 6 songs never released. Two of the songs feature Denny's Dad, Rollie singing two of his favorite songs, Crazy Arms and Four Walls. This CD is a look back into the Denny's past. For those people that want a collectors item that features recordings recorded in the now "famous" Cuca Recording Studio in Sauk City, this is truly an opportunity to get some of those classic songs from the 60's.

This CD is an assortment of different types of songs that Denny Lee has written over the last 50 plus years. The CD is called Kindly Keep It Country meaning that most of the songs on the CD are country flavored. There are two songs on the CD that are gospel and reflect Denny's love for God. (Thank You Lord) and (No Disappointments Up There) two Songs are Blues related and the one really carries a message, (Listen To The Children), while the other (Its Still Raining) reminds one of the late great Stevie Ray Vaughn. The hit song, (Deer Hunting Season Again) is four minutes of humor referring to Deer Hunting in Wisconsin, whereas the song (Pain In My Past), provides a humorous look at lost love. (She's A Woman) is a reference to how a lot of people, more than not, feel about themselves and the woman they love. (Walking The Floor) is truly country as is Your Number One Fool) and (Ruby). (Tribute To Johnny Cash) uses the tune from Folsom Prison Blues and is just a cute song. (Hello Mister Bartender) is a Marty Robbins type song complete with the Spanish melody. (Kindly Keep It Country) is a reflection on Denny's recollection of country artists from the 50's and 60's when Denny learned to appreciate country music. (Don't) has a Roy Orbison sound as does (She Don't Love Me Anymore). (Beautiful Woman) and (Your Memory) are not only country, but show Denny's ability to write a beautiful song.