Dion Dimucci Biography

From Life On The Rock (EWTN)

[@mysticalmargaret6105]

It's now 2022. I've been a big Dion fan since I was a child in the 1970s and I still am! He's a wonderful storyteller, as well as a gifted singer and songwriter. His voice is better than ever and he's still good looking too. Dion is aging like fine wine! 💖💖💖

[@emiliamartucci8291]

Love your voice Dion. Thank you for all the happy earful of pleasant memories.

[@rosaliecaliendo6415]

Saw him with the ORIGINAL BELMONTS when I was a teenager at a Church dance.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@ItalianDude000]

wow you're lucky, i'll never get to experience that in my lifetime!

[@a.j.fisher813]

The way he describes and explained and tells these stories. He is absolutely relatable and a genius

[@oblivieon1567]

What's incredible is he's always like this. I saw him years ago live at a small theater and you're right the way he tells stories is awesome. He'd tell the story about the song (He puts you there where you can basically imagine it, see it) then sing the song. It was the coolest thing ever.

[@dorothyreed4067]

DION Is the best wish he make a movie of his life

[@bluejaystudios8506]

this is a musical about Dions life coming out on broadway in April!

[@zuttorizzo]

Ever since the 80s, Dion music "Yo Frankie", I have loved anything Dion has done! Especially his Live Dion DVD.

[@nobodyyouknow222]

This really fleshes out the the story of the loss of holly, valens ( valenzeula), and the big bopper... but the real story is how interesting Dion's life has been.

[@kaatjiemuller1077]

Dion is so charming!

[@lorraineduhamel8406]

Dion always has been and still hot and he still has looks and an amazing entertainer!!!!!!

[@rockhard2654]

heres a frist generation rock and roller whos last five albums are the best hes ever done amazing talent

[@cynthiacupler8005]

I like Him,+ His music.

[@johnodonnell8697]

Great story

[@MrAdriancooke]

One of the people I would most like to meet

[@Anto20220]

J'ai toujours aimé DION depuis ses débuts, jusquà aujourd'hui. Je possède plusieurs vinyles qui tournent dans mon juke-box. Il est fantastique

[@hollingbourne]

oh sweet deja vu ^.^

[@adrinathegreat3095]

The sad reality is he wasn't going to spend 36 bucks on a flight because he would sooner of spent money on Heroin. He'd said that he was paid 40 bucks for singing 3 songs when he was 14 and that was a months rent, so is using the same story here about his parents rent.

[@thelevisullivan]

Is that the real story of what happened? I say that because Waylon Jennings said that he gave the Big Bopper his seat and Tommy Allsup said that he flipped the coin with Ritchie for his seat.

[@Mike_Greentea]

it was all good until he started talking about the jesus cult! Thumbs down!

[@adrinathegreat3095]

Yea it's like he wanted to cash in on the untapped bible belt audience that would never have bought his kind of music in the past. Normal course for old rock and rollers once the hits have dried up is jump on the country bandwagon claiming you've always been a huge country fan. That was an easier market to have success in