Echos of the High Plains
Dickie Lee Erwin hails from the fertile musical soil of Hobbs, New Mexico, just across the Texas line; an area that produced the likes of Roy Orbison, Buddy Holly, Waylon Jennings, Mac Davis, Gary P. Nunn, Sonny Throckmorton and the legendary Norman Petty Studio. Dickie Lee’s roots are authentic.
With influences from Merle Haggard to the Moody Blues and John Prine to Van Morrison, Erwin draws inspiration from many genres, creating a truly unique brand.
Dickie moved to Austin in 1978 with a banjo and guitar . . . 150 songs, eight albums, 1,000 shows and a European tour later he is just getting started . . .
"It all boils down to being a spiritual journey,” he pronounces. Dle's successful release of "Shadetree" in 2016 is being followed up by a new group of songs, to be released as singles...coming in Febuary, 2022.
Dickie Lee is currently scheduling a U.S. and European tour the coming spring and summer of 2022.
 dle and cm _ Skylark Lounge |  dickie Lee photo |  AgainTheWall 1 |
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 39409453_1093902547429349_2296484193871331328_o |  _DSC1559 |  River Road by Dickie Lee Erwin copy |
 poppin johnny cover |  DSC_0007 |  shadetree cover final copy |
 Hill Country Highway by Dickie Lee Erwin |  BROKENSPOKE POSTER # 001 |  Buddies |
 A Man and His Guitar |