Biography:
Mark Dinning (August 17, 1933 - March 22, 1986[1][2]) was an American, teen idol, pop music singer.
Dinning was born Max E. Dinning[1] near Drury, Oklahoma but grew up on a farm outside of Nashville, Tennessee. From a musical family, three of his sisters formed The Dinning Sisters singing group that had a Top Ten hit in the late 1940s.
Dinning pursued a career in country music and, in 1957, record producer Wesley Rose got him a recording contract.
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The Lovin' Touch:Mark Dinning.
#84 on BB Hot 100 on MGM in
1960.
INTRO:
G Em7 G Em7
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
G Bm G Bm
dum-da-da-da....oooo-oooo-oooo-oooo)
#1.
G
I loved you and left you, and kissed a
Bm D
hundred more.
G C
But til I met you, oh, I never knew what
G D G D
I was looking for.
CHORUS:
G Em7 G
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Em7
the loving touch.
C G
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
D
got the loving touch.
BRIDGE:
G Em7 G Em7
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
dum-da-da-da.
#2.
G Bm D
Just enough of the stuff you need to satisfy.
G C
Your fingertips, oh, just make me flip, baby,
G Dm7 D
you don't even try.
CHORUS:
G Em7 G
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Em7
the loving touch.
C G
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
D
got the loving touch.
BRIDGE:
G Em7 Ab Fm
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
dum-da-da-da.
#3.
Fm Ab
Oh, life's a play, then someday, we've got to
Am7 Eb
end the show.
Ab Db
And, uh, when we kiss, uh, I know this is, the
Ab Eb Ab
only way to go.
CHORUS:
Ab Fm Ab
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Fm
the loving touch.
Db Ab
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
Db Eb
got the loving touch...whoaaaaa!
OUTRO:
Ab Fm Ab
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Fm
the loving touch..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#84 on BB Hot 100 on MGM in
1960.
INTRO:
G Em7 G Em7
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
G Bm G Bm
dum-da-da-da....oooo-oooo-oooo-oooo)
#1.
G
I loved you and left you, and kissed a
Bm D
hundred more.
G C
But til I met you, oh, I never knew what
G D G D
I was looking for.
CHORUS:
G Em7 G
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Em7
the loving touch.
C G
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
D
got the loving touch.
BRIDGE:
G Em7 G Em7
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
dum-da-da-da.
#2.
G Bm D
Just enough of the stuff you need to satisfy.
G C
Your fingertips, oh, just make me flip, baby,
G Dm7 D
you don't even try.
CHORUS:
G Em7 G
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Em7
the loving touch.
C G
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
D
got the loving touch.
BRIDGE:
G Em7 Ab Fm
(Dum-dum..dum-dum-da-da-da..dum-dum..dum-
dum-da-da-da.
#3.
Fm Ab
Oh, life's a play, then someday, we've got to
Am7 Eb
end the show.
Ab Db
And, uh, when we kiss, uh, I know this is, the
Ab Eb Ab
only way to go.
CHORUS:
Ab Fm Ab
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Fm
the loving touch.
Db Ab
Your charms are much too much, baby, you've
Db Eb
got the loving touch...whoaaaaa!
OUTRO:
Ab Fm Ab
Whoa, you've got the loving touch, yeah, yeah,
Fm
the loving touch..(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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