Jovvaughnn ... my sincere apologies from me for any of my Spelling errors in my replys ... i have had an eye op n i'm strugglin to read o r see properly but .... really sooo enjoyin your site ?😃 Im 60 and tryin to get a grip with tis new technology 😃 But music vis life hey ,..??!!
The Everly Brothers - Let It Be Me, When Will I Be Loved, Wake Up Little Susie, Buddy Holly - Not Fade Away, Everyday, That'll Be The Day. More early, early rock/rockabilly.
You gotta check out Dion's other hit song Runaround Sue. And as someone else commented The Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler is another great one! Glad you've getting into DooWop that was the 50s (b4 my time, but love the music) 💖
You are hands down my absolute favorite"reaction" channel and the ONLY channel I get notifications for. I love this. I can NOT get enough lol. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your music journey with us, man. Legit, I honestly know EVERY SINGLE WORD from about 95% of the content you post and have my entire life EAGLES(MY ALL time fav band) Bee Gees Queen AcDc Righteous Brothers Elton John Temptations Journey The Beach Boys Smokey Robinson Frankie Vali ...the list goes on and on and on. I always took that for granted until YOU opened my eyes to that fact. And NOW DION!!!! Ahhh I'm so HAPPY for YOU lol!!!! This is incredible!! Keep up the good work man!!! Watching you experience these songs for the first time is almost like hearing them for the first time again, too!!
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE, ARETHA FRANKLIN. Barbra Lynn, Barbra Streisand -not a fan but she could sing. Diana Ross, Lulu, Crystal Gayle, Joan Armatrading, Patsy Cline, Stevie Nicks, Chaka Khan, Dusty Springfield, Diana King, and Tina Charles. I’ll stop there. Nah, Boney M, Talking Heads and David Byrne solo stuff, PETE MURRAY!!! James Brown, Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker, Stevie Wonder, Gene Pitney, The Monkees, Powder Finger, Gary Puckett and Union Gap, Dion, Nick Lowe, PETE MURRAY!!! Van Morrison, Peter Tosh, Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai, Graham Bonnet, Ry Cooder, Robert Cray, John Cougar...Melloncamp. Various Tracks : THE BUGGLES- VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR. Cmon if you don’t understand the historical significance of this track. Just stop right now ok. Jem-24 THE BLUES BROTHERS Movie- Soundtrack. THE BIG CHILL MOVIE - Soundtrack THE WANDERERS MOVIE -Soundtrack The lost Boys - Soundtrack ( don’t care it was awesome!) Soul II Soul - Back to Life. Stevie Winwood - Finer Things, Split Decision... and his entire career before and after these tracks. David and David - Welcome to the boomtown, Rock for the forgotten. ( underrated album period). Everlast- What it’s Like. You may have to view the censored version it does have swear words. Breakbot- Baby I’m yours. ( don’t care, great song) Galliano- Totally Together ( don’t care, I like them) John Parr - St Elmo’s Fire (don’t care, I like it) Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah.. and just about everything he’s done! The Platters.. seriously, if you can’t find something you like, give up music. Young MC - Know How, Bust a move ( you can’t touch him!! Grammy winning MC hammer😎) Faithless - Mass Destruction. MORE RELEVANT today than ever!! The Prodigy - Breathe. Womack and Womack- Tear drops. The Knack - My Sharona. Clean Bandit - Rather Be. Big Country- In a Big Country. Spiller- Groovejet. Smashing Pumpkins- 1979. Freda Payne- Band of Gold. Think I’ve covered a few different eras. Love of music is subjective. I like what I like😂😂
@@horsefootrot8044 Sister Rosetta Tharpe playes the guitar like crazy! She makes that thing talk!!! I have never seen anyone play with energy like her she is truly a gem!!!
Dion rocked the late 50’s and 60’s with his distinct sound. Try Runaround Sue, I wonder Why Teenager In Love and many more. He’s in his 80’s now and still performing. Javon, you’ve really been rocking it with the great oldies. Terrific this is what I listened to growing up
Julie Buretz Isn’t he?! I can’t wait each day to hear who he discovers next! And he’s really got a talent for listening to all genres, instruments, vocalists and eras. Makes me love music more! 💕
This song was funny to sing to because of the lyrics and beat. The raspy sound of Dion coupled with his backup doowop crooners. Also that saxophone player was dope too. These types of songs was during my dads era, the 1950's and up. He wasa working man and a greaser type. Thanks for the reaction video. 2👍🏻👍🏻
There's a movie called The Wanderers. It's set back in the early 60's in New Jersey. It's full of street gangs and the Italians are called The Wanderers. It's got a great soundtrack and the movie itself is really good. It's definitely worth a watch. It's a real fun movie.
Man, you are on a roll!! This is the early days of rock & roll and it was an exciting time to be a music lover...so many great artists...so many great songs!
I love to see someone from the young generation enjoy music from past eras. I’m 65 and I can appreciate the old and the new as long as the music doesn’t overpower the message.
I love this too. Leif Garret covered this and Run around Sue in late 70s and he was my teenage heartthrob. Your killing it with all this great music. I love that you are so open to so many genres of music. 😊
I wonder why, teenager in love, run around sue, lover who wander.. all dion tracks that are great. Then do Bobby Darin dream lover , Mack the knife, and beyond the sea
I not only get a buzz listening to music my brothers exposed me to growing up, but also enjoying your reaction to the classics! Good on you for broadening your mind and ears to great music!
I love this tune...finally saw the visual a year ago and was blown away. He's a player, and the looks on the audience faces is priceless! The guys want to BE him, the girls want to be WITH him. Damn, some smooth stuff
Dion was great!! My younger brother and I used to watch this every time it was on TV when we were kids. It was a movie but I don’t remember the name of it. Danny and the Juniors world be singing “At The Hop” too. “Runaround Sue” is great by Dion and I used to spend my nickels at the corner store listening to Dion’s “Donna The Prima Donna” sitting at the soda fountain with my friends. Great memories!!😊❤️🎵
Ugh. Along with Elton John, Carly Simon, Rod Stewart, and the Eagles, these overplayed bores and their ugly voices made it a torment to enter any public space for decades.
although not my era, I had 7 older sisters so I was schooled in the music of the 50s/early 60s, especially the teen idol crooners. There was so much more than Elvis. I remember listening to Frankie Avalon, Bobby Vee, Bobby Vinton, Dion, Bobby Darin and my favorite-Ricky Nelson. Other artists of that era that I liked were Gary US Bonds, Chubby Checker, Buddy Holly,
Dion DiMucci. One of a group of young Italian singers who were popular in the 50s. He got serious when he sang Abraham, Martin, and John. He had previously been in Dion and the Belmonts. They had a hit with A Teenager in Love. They were on the same tour with Buddy Holly, Ricthie Valens, and Big Bopper when those three died in the plane crash. Dion had been invited to join them on the plane, but he thought the price for a ticket was too high.
I’m named after him (my middle name is Dion) He was my moms favorite. 💙 Run Around Sue ( you should listen) was her favorite, because quess what her names Sue. These songs weren’t long enough.
One of the great song performed by Dion--great music from the 50's when I was a "teenie bopper". He is still around and sings occasionally--saw him at New York State Fair some years ago. Check out his songs: Where or When and That's My Desire--beautiful love songs. Thanks, Cathy Farrell
Dion has a new album. It’s an amazing blues album. Song for Sam featuring Paul Simon. It’s based on his time with Sam Cooke in segregated south. Really good. But from the early days- Runaround Sue.
Back in the day, Dion was the epitome of cool. He was originally the lead singer in a group called Dion and The Belmonts i the late '50s, then went out on his own around 1961 or so. This is one of his best songs, along with "Runaround Sue" and "Ruby Baby". He an the Belmonts did some great stuff together; you should check them out.
Love Dion!!! I have all his vinyl record albums. We use to dance to this song at our high school dances. Another good song is Runaround Sue! I'm you're enjoying his music....😊🕺💃
Dion DiMucci was a star in the 1950s Doo-Wapp scene. He had a few hit songs in the mid to late 60s as well. He's a pioneer in Rock and Roll History, from the same time as Elvis, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins and all of the rest of the guys that started what came to be known as Rock and Roll. Thanks
Hey, I love Jevon's reaction! He 'gets' it ! Dion was just cool. Great voice. Great song ! I grew up in the '50s-60s and this was one of my all time favorites. Jevon you might like Dion's "Runaround Sue." A lot of music then were just great dance songs. To cheer you up. Written for kids to dance to.
Hahah about time man! Run around sue amongst others!! This was also a great movie as was the Blues brothers and the Big Chill soundtracks.EDIT: PLEASE, PLEASE, SISTER ROSETTA THARPE, BABARA LYNN, ARETHA FRANKLIN, GENE PITNEY.
Before Dion was a solo artist, he was part of a vocal group called Dion & the Belmonts. Their song "I Wonder Why" is perhaps my favorite song that Dion was a part of, although this one and "Runaround Sue" are good too.
Now this was a really cool song I love it's one of my favourites. When the group started out they were called the Belmont. Then their name changed to Dion and the Belmonts and then later on I think sometime in the 70s Dion went solo and he just called himself Dion. The video you're playing I think it's from the era when they were just called the Belmonts if I'm correct. Keep the videos coming love all your reactions love hearing what you think about the music that I love a lot.
I’m surprised you haven’t reacted to Little Richard yet! He was one of the founding fathers of rock & roll with Good Golly Miss Molly, Long Tall Sally, etc. He was a hell of a showman. We lost him just this past May.
I remember this well. A North American Top Ten hit in the era just before the Beatles changed everything. Very early 60's if my memory serves me. Some days it does!
As a little girl dancing and singing along to this one with my mom in the living room, she'd love the little swagger I would put on for it. Such good memories you are bringing back 💗
I love this reaction, you feel music so much, it's a joy to see. You could maybe give Cliff Richard a listen? Congratulations or Wired for sound or Summer holiday or Power to all our friends for something upbeat or, my personal favorite, Next Time for a ballad :)
This song goes way back to the day before I was born but they used to play it at the skating rink when I was a kid decades ago. And yes, he's letting you know, he's a player, lol! Great react!
Dion was a true RnRoll pioneer. Started out as Dion and the Belmonts. Was popular and made songs for many years. Your taste and appreciation of the early RnR years is impressive. You are usually very , very accurate in most all of your reviews. I know , I grew up to and with these fantastic artists and groups long ago.
I just can’t help but smile and laugh when I hear you describe the song and how you like it. You are so darn cute and by precious, and here I am a 65 year old Caucasian woman who grew up with all this music. I like it when a youngster finds truly oldie but goodies music. Keep up the great work. Keep this old lady happy!
Oh Jay, you just made my day. My husband lived in CA. for awhile and he traveled back and forth to NY where we both grew up to see some friends from time to time. Well, during one visit we met and after riding around in his truck with him for a week or so, I realized that every time I was in his truck I'd hear, "The Wanderer" so I spoke to him about the co-incidence. He answered that he had it on a playlist cause it was his song... he was the wanderer. Well, I don't know if he ever learned that I was the one that kept letting the air out of his tires but after 36 yrs., we're still together. lol I too have it on my playlist on my phone. It is catchy. Thanks for your reaction.... take care and be well. Peace.
Dion is awesome. He’s still alive and writing songs to this day. Has his own YT channel. He’s also in Dion and the Belmont’s. “Teenager in Love” is one of there greats.
Don't forget to thumbs up the video guys thank you
Thanks mate! If at least you do a reaction to Rosetta Tharpe “ Didn’t it rain” live 1964. That would that would be amazing and I’ll shut up!
Dahoss good call friend!! Some of those are in the Wanderers Movie Soundtrack.
Jovvaughnn ... my sincere apologies from me for any of my Spelling errors in my replys ... i have had an eye op n i'm strugglin to read o r see properly but .... really sooo enjoyin your site ?😃 Im 60 and tryin to get a grip with tis new technology 😃 But music vis life hey ,..??!!
The Everly Brothers - Let It Be Me, When Will I Be Loved, Wake Up Little Susie, Buddy Holly - Not Fade Away, Everyday, That'll Be The Day. More early, early rock/rockabilly.
Love that you were jamming sooo much!! I never really thought much about it til this review made me really listen again. Thank you!
'Runaround Sue' is great too. The Wanderer always reminds me of 'Duke of Earl' by Gene Chandler.
There must be an old compilation album out there where Duke of Earl comes right after The Wanderer, because I always connect those songs too lol
Runaround Sue was so named for Dion's wife, whom he would marry a few years later. By the way, they are still together today.
Runaround Sue is my favorite, just love how he can go from a very soft voice to very raw.
Runaround Sue is a beauty that I haven't heard in years! But I love it!
@@jasonvoorhees895 i think i had a VHS tape of a 1980s TV broadcast of "Best of Bandstand" that had those songs back-to-back?
There are only few entertainers who can be known by one name, he’s one!
ABRAHAM MARTIN AND JOHN!!
I Wonder Why Dion and The Belmonts. Classic DooWop!!
Also Ruby Baby, which is in a similar musical style to The Wanderer.
Runaround Sue is the next one for sure!
You gotta check out Dion's other hit song Runaround Sue. And as someone else commented The Duke of Earl by Gene Chandler is another great one! Glad you've getting into DooWop that was the 50s (b4 my time, but love the music) 💖
Gene Chandler Duke of Earl is one of the coolest songs from back in the day!!!
@@jamarrhubbard7426 it's a classic!
Let me throw in one that is so underrated it's ridiculous... I Wonder Why by Dion and the Belmonts, 1959!
Check out Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons singin “SHERRY”
pat sloyan yess i love that song
dion di mucci is still around at 80 - at the time he was just one of the coolest cats around. girls loved him and guys wanted to be him.great times.
You are hands down my absolute favorite"reaction" channel and the ONLY channel I get notifications for. I love this. I can NOT get enough lol. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your music journey with us, man.
Legit, I honestly know EVERY SINGLE WORD from about 95% of the content you post and have my entire life
EAGLES(MY ALL time fav band)
Bee Gees
Queen
AcDc
Righteous Brothers
Elton John
Temptations
Journey
The Beach Boys
Smokey Robinson
Frankie Vali
...the list goes on and on and on. I always took that for granted until YOU opened my eyes to that fact.
And NOW DION!!!! Ahhh I'm so HAPPY for YOU lol!!!! This is incredible!! Keep up the good work man!!! Watching you experience these songs for the first time is almost like hearing them for the first time again, too!!
Me too!!! I cant get enough!!!
SISTER ROSETTA THARPE, ARETHA FRANKLIN. Barbra Lynn, Barbra Streisand -not a fan but she could sing. Diana Ross, Lulu, Crystal Gayle, Joan Armatrading, Patsy Cline, Stevie Nicks, Chaka Khan, Dusty Springfield, Diana King, and Tina Charles. I’ll stop there.
Nah,
Boney M, Talking Heads and David Byrne solo stuff, PETE MURRAY!!! James Brown, Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker, Stevie Wonder, Gene Pitney, The Monkees, Powder Finger, Gary Puckett and Union Gap, Dion, Nick Lowe, PETE MURRAY!!! Van Morrison, Peter Tosh, Brand New Heavies, Jamiroquai, Graham Bonnet, Ry Cooder, Robert Cray, John Cougar...Melloncamp.
Various Tracks :
THE BUGGLES- VIDEO KILLED THE RADIO STAR. Cmon if you don’t understand the historical significance of this track. Just stop right now ok.
Jem-24
THE BLUES BROTHERS Movie- Soundtrack.
THE BIG CHILL MOVIE - Soundtrack
THE WANDERERS MOVIE -Soundtrack
The lost Boys - Soundtrack ( don’t care it was awesome!)
Soul II Soul - Back to Life.
Stevie Winwood - Finer Things, Split Decision... and his entire career before and after these tracks.
David and David - Welcome to the boomtown, Rock for the forgotten. ( underrated album period).
Everlast- What it’s Like. You may have to view the censored version it does have swear words.
Breakbot- Baby I’m yours. ( don’t care, great song)
Galliano- Totally Together ( don’t care, I like them)
John Parr - St Elmo’s Fire (don’t care, I like it)
Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah.. and just about everything he’s done!
The Platters.. seriously, if you can’t find something you like, give up music.
Young MC - Know How, Bust a move ( you can’t touch him!! Grammy winning MC hammer😎)
Faithless - Mass Destruction. MORE RELEVANT today than ever!!
The Prodigy - Breathe.
Womack and Womack- Tear drops.
The Knack - My Sharona.
Clean Bandit - Rather Be.
Big Country- In a Big Country.
Spiller- Groovejet.
Smashing Pumpkins- 1979.
Freda Payne- Band of Gold.
Think I’ve covered a few different eras.
Love of music is subjective. I like what I like😂😂
I have to agree @Jayvee_tv is the best .
@@horsefootrot8044 Sister Rosetta Tharpe playes the guitar like crazy! She makes that thing talk!!! I have never seen anyone play with energy like her she is truly a gem!!!
Jamarr Hubbard I really want him to at least listen to the god mother of rock!! She is the forgotten music goddess!!
Check out Abraham, Martin and John by Dion in 1968. You can guess who it’s about. Totally different vibe from his earlier stuff.
Dion rocked the late 50’s and 60’s with his distinct sound. Try Runaround Sue, I wonder Why Teenager In Love and many more. He’s in his 80’s now and still performing. Javon, you’ve really been rocking it with the great oldies. Terrific this is what I listened to growing up
Don't forget "I Wonder Why" by Dion and the Belmonts! 😊
Your reactions are THE BEST!!! I love how happy and positive you are and how you are open to all types of music. You're just adorable😊👍
Thank you so much!!
Julie Buretz Isn’t he?! I can’t wait each day to hear who he discovers next! And he’s really got a talent for listening to all genres, instruments, vocalists and eras. Makes me love music more! 💕
This song was funny to sing to because of the lyrics and beat. The raspy sound of Dion coupled with his backup doowop crooners. Also that saxophone player was dope too. These types of songs was during my dads era, the 1950's and up. He wasa working man and a greaser type. Thanks for the reaction video. 2👍🏻👍🏻
Loved your reaction!!! You make me smile and laugh out loud!!! Please keep it up!
Thank you so much!!
Ironically, he's been married to the same person since time began! About the most "un-wonderer" guy out there
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Based.
Gotta listen to Abraham Martin and John!
You must react to Dion's "Abraham, Martin and John". About the three of them being assassinated. Hit #1 on all the charts.
'I WonderWhy' by Dion and the Belmonts. Greatest doo-wop song ever
I couldn't agree with you more. Greatest doo-wop song ever.
@@Bareege Duke of Earl ranks right up there. There's a Moon Out Tonight.
There's a movie called The Wanderers. It's set back in the early 60's in New Jersey. It's full of street gangs and the Italians are called The Wanderers. It's got a great soundtrack and the movie itself is really good. It's definitely worth a watch. It's a real fun movie.
👏👏👏he should watch it and the Blues brothers. Don’t fck with wongs!!
One of my favorite movies viva los baldies.
"Why Must I Be a Teenager In Love", "Runaround Sue", "Abraham, Martin, and John"(about Lincoln, MLK, and JFK)
Absolutely love the sax in this classic ☮️
🤗🎶cool song my father played it in his band 😎
always first 😊
JayveeTV 🥰
I edited my post to acknowledge Connie as beating me to first by one second. Congrats Connie Sloan!
Randal Johnson thank you !
Randal Johnson thank you 😊
Man, you are on a roll!! This is the early days of rock & roll and it was an exciting time to be a music lover...so many great artists...so many great songs!
I love to see someone from the young generation enjoy music from past eras. I’m 65 and I can appreciate the old and the new as long as the music doesn’t overpower the message.
Another great song by Dion is "Where Or When". It's a real change of pace from this one.
Would love to see you check out Runaround Sue, also by Dion and the Belmonts!
Oh, Man, so much fun. Love this.
You should listen to Abraham, Martin, and John, excellent!
My favorite song by Dion. He’s one of those singers like Elvis who people knew by his first name back then. Great reaction.
I love this too. Leif Garret covered this and Run around Sue in late 70s and he was my teenage heartthrob. Your killing it with all this great music. I love that you are so open to so many genres of music. 😊
Omg I had that Leif Garret 8 track. Being named susan I’m not the biggest fan of run around sue but it was Leif so that helped lol.
Rock on By David Essex for cool song.
I remember dancing around the living room with my mom, to this song. Thanks, for reminding me of a great memory ♥️
Try Bobby Darren, same kind of sound, any of his songs, a movie was made of him, good wstch
So glad to see your reaction to doo-wop !
I wonder why, teenager in love, run around sue, lover who wander.. all dion tracks that are great. Then do Bobby Darin dream lover , Mack the knife, and beyond the sea
I not only get a buzz listening to music my brothers exposed me to growing up, but also enjoying your reaction to the classics! Good on you for broadening your mind and ears to great music!
He's Got true Soul , never heard this version , good Pick my Young Friend 👏
If you're going back this far, listen to Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers "Why Do Fools Fall In Love?"
Music back then made people smile and feel happy. Not like today when so many songs sing about angry things.
I love this tune...finally saw the visual a year ago and was blown away. He's a player, and the looks on the audience faces is priceless! The guys want to BE him, the girls want to be WITH him. Damn, some smooth stuff
Dion was great!! My younger brother and I used to watch this every time it was on TV when we were kids. It was a movie but I don’t remember the name of it. Danny and the Juniors world be singing “At The Hop” too. “Runaround Sue” is great by Dion and I used to spend my nickels at the corner store listening to Dion’s “Donna The Prima Donna” sitting at the soda fountain with my friends. Great memories!!😊❤️🎵
You should listen to Carole King and/or James Taylor.
@@daddybog7189 one of my favorites too :))
Ugh. Along with Elton John, Carly Simon, Rod Stewart, and the Eagles, these overplayed bores and their ugly voices made it a torment to enter any public space for decades.
One of my favorite performers from the era. Ruby Baby and Donna the Prima Donna are two I'm sure you will enjoy by Dion.
although not my era, I had 7 older sisters so I was schooled in the music of the 50s/early 60s, especially the teen idol crooners. There was so much more than Elvis. I remember listening to Frankie Avalon, Bobby Vee, Bobby Vinton, Dion, Bobby Darin and my favorite-Ricky Nelson. Other artists of that era that I liked were Gary US Bonds, Chubby Checker, Buddy Holly,
My favorite Dion song, when he was still with the Belmonts, was I Wonder Why.
From Dion, I recommend "Runaround Sue", "Teenager in love", "Donna the Prima Donna" and "That's my desire"
The tables are turned on him on Runaround Sue. She's the wanderer. Lol Great song too. I like it even better. Great reaction!
Dion said Little Richard’s mom saw him in a hallway and asked if he was the man who sings “Ruby Baby” and he said yes and she told Dion he had SOUL
Can we talk about those incredible backing vocals ❤?
Dion will be fresh in 100 years time 😝😎❤️🎶💪🏻
That gem never gets old. This is pure gold.
Runaround Sue is another great song from Dion that will definitely not disappoint you.
It was performed by Dion a bit before my time, but I still love it.
Dion DiMucci. One of a group of young Italian singers who were popular in the 50s. He got serious when he sang Abraham, Martin, and John.
He had previously been in Dion and the Belmonts. They had a hit with A Teenager in Love. They were on the same tour with Buddy Holly, Ricthie Valens, and Big Bopper when those three died in the plane crash. Dion had been invited to join them on the plane, but he thought the price for a ticket was too high.
Abraham, Martin and John is a must. Very moving, tearful.
“i wonder why” is another amazing song by dion !! love your channel btw
Dion is an amazing artist...he is still making music...he had an amazing spiritual journey in his life. He is now a devout Catholic! 😎👍✌️
Cruising with your steady in his 57 Chevy with the music blaring, OMG it was great!
Classic, my brother and I would get into this when we were young even though it was 20 years after release
I’m named after him (my middle name is Dion) He was my moms favorite. 💙 Run Around Sue ( you should listen) was her favorite, because quess what her names Sue. These songs weren’t long enough.
The audience was not ready for that reminds me of Back to the Future when rock n roll was starting up.
when i was 16 we went to this pub in australia that played 50s 60s n 70s.... man 16 yrs forward and i wish i was still there with this music...
Dion did a great song “ Abraham Martin and John” that was pretty awesome 👏
One of my Momma's favorite when she was a teenager
He's still performing. You can catch him live. Do run a round sue next.
One of the great song performed by Dion--great music from the 50's when I was a "teenie bopper". He is still around and sings occasionally--saw him at New York State Fair some years ago. Check out his songs: Where or When and That's My Desire--beautiful love songs. Thanks, Cathy Farrell
One of the biggest hits and great singer. Those were the times.
Dion has a new album. It’s an amazing blues album. Song for Sam featuring Paul Simon. It’s based on his time with Sam Cooke in segregated south. Really good. But from the early days- Runaround Sue.
Back in the day, Dion was the epitome of cool. He was originally the lead singer in a group called Dion and The Belmonts i the late '50s, then went out on his own around 1961 or so. This is one of his best songs, along with "Runaround Sue" and "Ruby Baby". He an the Belmonts did some great stuff together; you should check them out.
Dion's ode to the original Playa!! Dion DiMucci...Doo-Wop at it's finest!
Love Dion!!! I have all his vinyl record albums. We use to dance to this song at our high school dances. Another good song is Runaround Sue! I'm you're enjoying his music....😊🕺💃
Dion DiMucci was a star in the 1950s Doo-Wapp scene. He had a few hit songs in the mid to late 60s as well. He's a pioneer in Rock and Roll History, from the same time as Elvis, Chuck Berry, Carl Perkins and all of the rest of the guys that started what came to be known as Rock and Roll. Thanks
"Run around Sue" next.. 🙂🙂
Hey, I love Jevon's reaction! He 'gets' it ! Dion was just cool. Great voice. Great song ! I grew up in the '50s-60s and this was one of my all time favorites. Jevon you might like Dion's "Runaround Sue." A lot of music then were just great dance songs. To cheer you up. Written for kids to dance to.
He used to be with The Belmonts, a group that did some great music.
Hahah about time man! Run around sue amongst others!! This was also a great movie as was the Blues brothers and the Big Chill soundtracks.EDIT: PLEASE, PLEASE, SISTER ROSETTA THARPE, BABARA LYNN, ARETHA FRANKLIN, GENE PITNEY.
I think his gravelly voice is in perfect harmony with the saxophone
Before Dion was a solo artist, he was part of a vocal group called Dion & the Belmonts. Their song "I Wonder Why" is perhaps my favorite song that Dion was a part of, although this one and "Runaround Sue" are good too.
Now this was a really cool song I love it's one of my favourites.
When the group started out they were called the Belmont.
Then their name changed to Dion and the Belmonts and then later on I think sometime in the 70s Dion went solo and he just called himself Dion.
The video you're playing I think it's from the era when they were just called the Belmonts if I'm correct.
Keep the videos coming love all your reactions love hearing what you think about the music that I love a lot.
I’m surprised you haven’t reacted to Little Richard yet! He was one of the founding fathers of rock & roll with Good Golly Miss Molly, Long Tall Sally, etc. He was a hell of a showman. We lost him just this past May.
I remember this well. A North American Top Ten hit in the era just before the Beatles changed everything. Very early 60's if my memory serves me. Some days it does!
As a little girl dancing and singing along to this one with my mom in the living room, she'd love the little swagger I would put on for it.
Such good memories you are bringing back 💗
I love this reaction, you feel music so much, it's a joy to see.
You could maybe give Cliff Richard a listen? Congratulations or Wired for sound or Summer holiday or Power to all our friends for something upbeat or, my personal favorite, Next Time for a ballad :)
This song goes way back to the day before I was born but they used to play it at the skating rink when I was a kid decades ago. And yes, he's letting you know, he's a player, lol! Great react!
love your reaction that what all the kids did back when this was new at this time this was the BEST rock n roll song ever
Refreshing, If I Can Dream by Elvis Presley (With Royal Harmonic Orchestra). Especially in today's world.
Dion was a true RnRoll pioneer. Started out as Dion and the Belmonts. Was popular and made songs for many years. Your taste and appreciation of the early RnR years is impressive. You are usually very , very accurate in most all of your reviews. I know , I grew up to and with these fantastic artists and groups long ago.
Dion is a Badass! Love this tune!
RUN AROUND SUE ..top notch .. any one of his songs will do the job. great performer and early heart throb of many, many girls
Love Dion and The Belmonts!! Check out "I Wonder Why" and "Teenager In Love."
Runaround Sue is another great Dion song. Also Abraham, Martin and John is a favorite.
I just can’t help but smile and laugh when I hear you describe the song and how you like it. You are so darn cute and by precious, and here I am a 65 year old Caucasian woman who grew up with all this music. I like it when a youngster finds truly oldie but goodies music. Keep up the great work. Keep this old lady happy!
Your reaction bring joy and a smile to my heart! They don’t make much music like that nowadays! I grew up in the 70s!
Before my time, more my mum's time but grew up listening to their music , fab song 🎵
Oh Jay, you just made my day. My husband lived in CA. for awhile and he traveled back and forth to NY where we both grew up to see some friends from time to time. Well, during one visit we met and after riding around in his truck with him for a week or so, I realized that every time I was in his truck I'd hear, "The Wanderer" so I spoke to him about the co-incidence. He answered that he had it on a playlist cause it was his song... he was the wanderer. Well, I don't know if he ever learned that I was the one that kept letting the air out of his tires but after 36 yrs., we're still together. lol I too have it on my playlist on my phone. It is catchy. Thanks for your reaction.... take care and be well. Peace.
....and I really didn't let the air out of his tires. lol
Runaround Sue 1961, and yes one of my favorite songs that year and I was 13 years old.
LOVE Dion!
Dion for❤️ever🤗
Dion is one of the greats
Before Dion (DiMucci) went solo, he fronted Dion and the Belmonts ("Teenager in Love"). Dion's other big hits were "Runaround Sue" and "Ruby Baby."
We must never forget that awesome music..
I freaking love this song Jayvee! His group was called Dion and the Belmonts. You are so much fun to watch.
Dion is awesome. He’s still alive and writing songs to this day. Has his own YT channel. He’s also in Dion and the Belmont’s. “Teenager in Love” is one of there greats.