Singer Dion DiMucci first hit the charts in 1958 with a backup doo wop group called the Belmonts. Dion also had a successful solo career as a pioneering rock singer, and a brief comeback with the folk-tinged "Abraham, Martin, and John." In the eighties, he recorded several gospel albums. He still tours today, playing and singing songs from all phases of his long career.
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- Dion The official site of this 50s and 60s teen idol includes a photo gallery, gig and tour schedule, biography, discography with purchasing information, and an insight into his spiritual journey.
- Dion DiMucci and the Belmonts Provides photographs and biography of this successful white doo-wop act, songs and chart rankings.
- The Wanderer Drummer Frank Funaro, formerly of the Del-Lords, talks about one of his favorite drum tracks. One could say that he is pleased to be playing in the Little Kings with Dion.
- Dion & the Belmonts Two-part story on local guys from the Bronx who made it big. Covers their recording careers together, apart, reunited. Also information on two live performances.
- Return to the Church Hourlong interview from "The Journey Home" in which Dion DiMucci talks about his Christian faith and fields viewers' questions. [RealAudio.]
- Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: Dion Information on the 1989 inductee.
- All Music Guide: Dion Biography, discography, links to related artists.
- Box Set Shows Range of Dion Review of "King of the New York Streets."