Biography:
Dion Francis DiMucci (b July 18, 1939), better known as Dion, is an Italian-American singer-songwriter now widely recognized as one of the top vocalists of his era, blending the best elements of doo-wop, traditional pop, and rnb styles, as well as a forerunner in the development of rock and roll.
Early years
Dion was born to an Italian-American family in the Bronx borough of New York City. As a child, he used to accompany his father, a vaudeville entertainer
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- Little Girl Of Mine
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Queen Of The Hop:Dion.
Album - Lovers Who Wander - #12 on
BB Hot 200 on LAURIE Records in 1962.
INTRO: D G D
#1.
D G
Well, you can talk about your Julie and
your Peggy Sue.
G
Keep your Miss Molly plus your Mary Lou.
C
When it comes to The Chicken or doin' The Bop.
D
I got a girl they call the Queen of The Hop.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
#2.
G
Well, she wears short shorts and a rock 'n
roll shoes.
G
You ought to see her dance to the Yellow Dog Blues.
C
She's my sugar time baby, I'm her lollipop.
D
Everybody knows I love my Queen of The Hop.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
BRIDGE:
C G
Well she tunes in to Bandstand every day, to watch
the kids Twistin' across the USA.
C
She don't care 'bout a thing exceptin' rock 'n roll.
D
My baby drives me crazy when she does The Stroll.
G
Do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..
C G
do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..
BRIDGE:
C G
Well she tunes in to Bandstand every day, to watch
the kids dancin' across the USA.
C
She don't care 'bout a thing exceptin' rock 'n roll.
D
My baby drives me crazy when she does The Stroll.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
OUTRO:
G
I said, now, that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)..yes,
that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Oh, well that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Yes, that's my queen..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Album - Lovers Who Wander - #12 on
BB Hot 200 on LAURIE Records in 1962.
INTRO: D G D
#1.
D G
Well, you can talk about your Julie and
your Peggy Sue.
G
Keep your Miss Molly plus your Mary Lou.
C
When it comes to The Chicken or doin' The Bop.
D
I got a girl they call the Queen of The Hop.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
#2.
G
Well, she wears short shorts and a rock 'n
roll shoes.
G
You ought to see her dance to the Yellow Dog Blues.
C
She's my sugar time baby, I'm her lollipop.
D
Everybody knows I love my Queen of The Hop.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
BRIDGE:
C G
Well she tunes in to Bandstand every day, to watch
the kids Twistin' across the USA.
C
She don't care 'bout a thing exceptin' rock 'n roll.
D
My baby drives me crazy when she does The Stroll.
G
Do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..
C G
do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..do it, do it, Queen (pow!)..
BRIDGE:
C G
Well she tunes in to Bandstand every day, to watch
the kids dancin' across the USA.
C
She don't care 'bout a thing exceptin' rock 'n roll.
D
My baby drives me crazy when she does The Stroll.
CHORUS:
G
Oh, well, I love my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Now, you know who I mean? (Queen of The Hop.)
C
Sweet little sixteen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Yes, that's my queen (Queen of The Hop.)
OUTRO:
G
I said, now, that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)..yes,
that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)
G
Oh, well that's my Queen (Queen of The Hop.)
Yes, that's my queen..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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