Dion DiMucci discography

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This is the discography for American musician Dion DiMucci (including Dion and the Belmonts). [1] [2] [3] [4]

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Dion is a singer and songwriter whose music has incorporated elements of doo-wop, rock, R&B and blues. [5] As lead singer of Dion and the Belmonts, then a solo career, he was one of the most popular rock and roll performers of the pre-British Invasion era. [2] He had 39 Top 40 hits in the late 1950s and early 1960s as a solo performer, with the Belmonts or with the Del-Satins. [6] He is best known for the singles "Runaround Sue", "The Wanderer", "Ruby Baby" and "Lovers Who Wander", among other hits. [7]

In the late 1960s, Dion shifted his style and released songs that were more mature and contemplative, such as "Abraham, Martin and John". [8] During the 1980s, Dion produced several Christian albums, earning a GMA Dove Award nomination in 1984 for the album I Put Away My Idols. [9] [10] He returned to secular music in the late 1980s with Yo Frankie (1989). [11] Between the mid-2000s and 2021, Dion released six Top Blues Albums. [7] Critics who had dismissed his early work, labeling him a teen idol, praised his later work and noted the influence he has had on other musicians. [12]

A Grammy-nominated artist, [13] Dion has released over 40 albums, and scored eleven Top 10 hits (including with the Belmonts) on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. [14] He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1989. [15] In 2002, Dion was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for "Runaround Sue". [16] Recent album awards include Favorite Blues Album for New York is My Home (2016), Favorite Compilations and Reissues for Kickin Child: Lost Columbia Album 1965 (2017) and Favorite Blues Album for Blues with Friends (2020). [17]

Studio albums

Dion and the Belmonts

YearAlbum Billboard 200 Record label
1959Presenting Dion and the Belmonts– Laurie Records
1960Wish Upon a Star with Dion and the Belmonts–Laurie Records
1967Together Again– ABC Records
1973Live at Madison Square Garden 1972144 Warner Bros. Records

Dion

YearAlbum Billboard 200 Top ChristianTop Blues Albums Independent Albums UK Albums Chart Record label
1961 Runaround Sue 11–––– Laurie Records
Alone with Dion–––––
1962 Lovers Who Wander 12––––
1963Dion Sings to Sandy115––––
Ruby Baby20–––– Columbia Records
Donna the Prima Donna–––––
Love Came to Me–––––Laurie Records
1968Dion128––––
1969Wonder Where I'm Bound–––––Columbia Records
1970Sit Down Old Friend––––– Warner Bros. Records
1971You're Not Alone–––––
Sanctuary200––––
1972 Suite for Late Summer 197––––
1975 Born to Be with You ––––– Phil Spector International Records
1976 Streetheart –––––Warner Bros. Records
1978 Return of the Wanderer –––––Lifesong Records
1979Fire in the Night––––– Ace Records
1980Inside Job––––– DaySpring Records
1981Only Jesus–––––
1983I Put Away My Idols–37 [18] –––
1984Seasons–––––
1985Kingdom in the Streets––––– Myrrh Records
1986Velvet & Steel–––––DaySpring Records
1989 Yo Frankie 130–––– Arista Records
1992Dream on Fire–––––Visionary Records
1993Rock N' Roll Christmas––––– The Right Stuff Records
2000Déjà Nu–––––Ace Records [19]
2003New Masters––––– Collectables Records [20]
2006Bronx in Blue––2–– Verve Forecast Records [21]
2007 Son of Skip James ––4–
2008Heroes:Giants of Early Guitar Rock––––– Saguaro Roads Records [22] [23]
2011Tank Full of Blues––342– Blue Horizon [24]
2016New York Is My Home––329– Instant Records [25] [26]
2017Kickin Child: Lost Columbia Album 1965 [27] ––––– Norton Records [28]
2020Blues with Friends––13152 KTBA Records
2021Stomping Ground––1––

Dion released a music video for every song from Blues with Friends (2020) [29] [30] and Stomping Ground (2021) [31] via social media.

Compilation albums

YearAlbum Billboard 200 Record label
1962Dion Sings His Greatest Hits29 Laurie Records
1964More of Dion's Greatest Hits–
1973Dion's Greatest Hits194 Columbia Records
1976Everything You Always Wanted to Hear by Dion and the Belmonts But Couldn't Get–Laurie Records
1991Bronx Blues: The Columbia Recordings (1962-1965)–Columbia Records
1997The Road I'm On: A Retrospective–Columbia/Legacy
The Best of the Gospel Years [32] –

Singles

Dion and the Belmonts

Sources: [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40]

Release dateTitles (A-side, B-side)
Both sides from same album except where indicated		US record label and numberChart positionsAlbum
US Hot 100 US AC UK Singles Chart [41] US R&B
1957"Santa Margarita" [42]
b/w "Teenage Clementine" [43] 		Mohawk 106non-album tracks [44]
"Tag Along" [45]
b/w "We Went Away" [44] 		Mohawk 107
1958"I Wonder Why"
b/w "Teen Angel" (from Dion Sings His Greatest Hits) [46] 		Laurie 301322Presenting Dion and the Belmonts [47]
"No One Knows"
b/w "I Can't Go On (Rosalie)" (from Together)		Laurie 30151912
"Don't Pity Me"
b/w "Just You"		Laurie 302140
1959"A Teenager in Love"
b/w "I've Cried Before"		Laurie 3027528
"A Lover's Prayer"Laurie 303573Wish Upon a Star with Dion and the Belmonts [48]
"Every Little Thing I Do"48Together [49]
1960"Where or When"
b/w "That's My Desire"		Laurie 3044319Presenting Dion and the Belmonts [50]
"When You Wish Upon a Star"
b/w "Wonderful Girl" (from Presenting Dion and the Belmonts)		Laurie 305230Wish Upon a Star with Dion and the Belmonts [51]
"In the Still of the Night"
b/w "A Funny Feeling" (from Presenting Dion and the Belmonts)		Laurie 305938
1966"Berimbau"
b/w "My Girl the Month of May"		ABC 10868Together Again [49]
1967"For Bobbie"
b/w "Movin' Man" 		ABC 10896

Dion

Sources: [52] [14] [4] [53] [3] [54] [55]

Release dateTitles (A-side, B-side)
Both sides from same album except where indicated		US record label and numberChart positionsAlbum
US Hot 100 US AC UK Singles Chart [41] US R&B
1960"Lonely Teenager"
b/w "Little Miss Blue"		Laurie 30701247Alone with Dion [56]
1961"Havin' Fun"
b/w "North East End of the Corner"		Laurie 308142
"Kissin' Game"
b/w "Heaven Help Me"		Laurie 309082Love Came to Me [57]
"Somebody Nobody Wants"
b/w "Could Somebody Take My Place Tonight" (from Love Came to Me)		Laurie 3101103 Runaround Sue [58]
"Runaround Sue"
b/w "Runaway Girl"		Laurie 31101114
"The Wanderer" [59] /Laurie 3115210
"The Majestic" [60] 36
1962"Lovers Who Wander"Laurie 3123316 Lovers Who Wander [61]
"(I Was) Born to Cry"42
"Little Diane"
b/w "Lost for Sure"		Laurie 31348
"Love Came to Me"
b/w "Little Girl"		Laurie 31451024Love Came to Me [57]
"Ruby Baby"
b/w "He'll Only Hurt You"		Columbia 4266225Ruby Baby [62]
1963"Sandy"
b/w "Faith" (from Together)		Laurie 315321Dion Sings to Sandy [63]
"This Little Girl" [64]
b/w "The Loneliest Man in the World" (from Ruby Baby) [65] 		Columbia 4277621Donna the Prima Donna
"Come Go with Me"
b/w "King Without a Queen"		Laurie 317148 Lovers Who Wander [66]
"Be Careful of Stones that You Throw" [67]
b/w "I Can't Believe (That You Don't Love Me Anymore)" [68] 		Columbia 4281031 [7] Donna the Prima Donna
"Lonely World"
b/w "Tag Along" (non-album track)		Laurie 3187101More of Dion's Greatest Hits [4]
"Donna the Prima Donna"
b/w "You're Mine"		Columbia 42852617Donna the Prima Donna [69]
"Drip Drop" [70]
b/w "No One's Waiting for Me" [71] 		Columbia 429176non-album tracks
1964"Then I'll Be Tired of You"
b/w "After the Dance"		Laurie 3225Alone with Dion [72]
"I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man" [73]
b/w "The Road I'm On (Gloria)" [74] 		Columbia 42977113non-album tracks
"Shout"
b/w "Little Girl" (from Love Came to Me)		Laurie 3240108 Lovers Who Wander [66]
"Johnny B. Goode" [75]
b/w "Chicago Blues" [76] 		Columbia 4309671non-album tracks
1965"Unloved, Unwanted Me"
b/w "Sweet, Sweet, Baby" (from Donna the Prima Donna)		Columbia 43213Ruby Baby [65]
"Kickin' Child"
b/w "Spoonful" [27] 		Columbia 43293non-album tracks
"Tomorrow Won't Bring the Rain" [77]
b/w "You Move Me Babe" [78] 		Columbia 43423
"I Got the Blues"
b/w "(I Was) Born to Cry" (from Lovers Who Wander ) [79] 		Laurie 3303
1966"Time in My Heart For You"
b/w "Wake Up Baby"		Columbia 43483
"Two Ton Feather" [80]
b/w "So Much Younger" [81] 		Columbia 43692
1968"Abraham, Martin and John" [82]
b/w "Daddy Rollin' (In Your Arms)" (non-album track) [83] 		Laurie 34644Dion [84]
"Purple Haze"
b/w "The Dolphins"		Laurie 347863
1969"I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound"
b/w "Southern Train"		Columbia 44719Wonder Where I'm Bound [85]
"From Both Sides Now" [86]
b/w "Sun Fun Song" [87] 		Laurie 349591Dion
"He Looks a Lot Like Me" [88]
b/w "Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever" [89] 		Laurie 3504
"If We Only Have Love" [90]
b/w "Natural Man"		Warner Bros. 7356Sit Down Old Friend [91]
1970"Your Own Back Yard"
b/w "Sit Down Old Friend" (from Sit Down Old Friend)		Warner Bros. 740175 Born to Be with You [92]
1971"Close to It All"
b/w "Let It Be"		Warner Bros. 7469You're Not Alone [93]
"Sunniland"
b/w "Josie" [94] 		Warner Bros. 7491
"Sanctuary"
b/w "Brand New Morning"		Warner Bros. 7537103Sanctuary [95]
1972"Running Close Behind You"
b/w "Sea Gull" [96] 		Warner Bros. 7663 Suite for Late Summer
1973"Doctor Rock and Roll"
b/w "Sunshine Lady" (from Sanctuary) [96] 		Warner Bros. 7704non-album track
1974"New York City Song" [97]
b/w "Richer Than a Rich Man" (non-album track) [96] 		Warner Bros. 7793Born to Be with You [92]
1975"Make The Woman Love Me"
b/w "Running Close Behind You" (from Suite for Late Summer ) [98] 		Warner/Spector 0403
"Born to Be with You"
b/w "Good Lovin' Man"		Big Tree/Spector 16063
1976"The Wanderer"
b/w "Little Diane"		Philips 6146 700 (UK)16Dion's Greatest Hits (UK) [99]
"Hey My Love"
b/w "Lover Boy Supreme"		Warner Bros. 8234 Streetheart [100]
"The Way You Do the Things You Do"
b/w "Lover Boy Supreme" [101] 		Warner Bros. 8258
"Queen Of '59"
b/w "Oh the Night" [101] 		Warner Bros. 8293
1977"Young Virgin Eyes [102] (I'm All Wrapped Up)"
b/w "Oh the Night" (from Streetheart) [103] 		Warner Bros. 8406non-album track
1978"Heart of Saturday Night"
b/w "You've Awakened Something in Me"		Lifesong 1765Return of the Wanderer [104]
"Midtown American Main Street Gang"
b/w "Guitar Queen" [105] 		Lifesong 1770
"(I Used to Be a) Brooklyn Dodger" [106]
b/w "Streetheart Theme" [107] 		Lifesong 1785
1980"Fire in the Night" [108]
b/w "Street Mama"		Lifesong 45082non-album tracks
"Sweet Surrender"
B-side unknown		Dayspring 618Inside Job [109]
1981"The Best"
B-side unknown		Dayspring 622Only Jesus [110]
1983"Day of the Lord" [111]
B-side unknown		Dayspring 632I Put Away My Idols [112]
"I Put Away My Idols"
B-side unknown		Dayspring 633
1984"Golden Sun, Silver Moon" [113]
B-side unknown		Dayspring 9016294155Seasons [114]
1985"Still in the Spirit"
B-side unknown		Myrrh [115] 9016382151Kingdom in the Streets [116]
1986"Simple Ironies"
B-side unknown		Dayspring 9016676155Velvet & Steel [117]
1989"And the Night Stood Still"
b/w "Tower of Love"		Arista 97977516 Yo Frankie [118]
"King of the New York Streets"
b/w "The Wanderer" (non-album track)		Arista 66255674 [119]
"Written on the Subway Wall"/"Little Star" (with Paul Simon) [120]
"King of the New York Streets"
b/w "And the Night Stood Still"/"Tower of Love"		Arista 66291097 [121]
1990"Sea Cruise" (from The Adventures of Ford Fairlane )
CD single		Elektra 819128 The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (soundtrack) [122]
1993"Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)"
b/w "Jingle Bell Rock" [123] 		The Right Stuff 17651Rock 'N Roll Christmas [124]
1997"Please Come Home for Christmas"
b/w "Wintertime" (non-album track)		The Right Stuff 19769
2015"New York Is My Home" [125] (with Paul Simon) [126] Blue HorizonNew York Is My Home [127]
2020"Song for Sam Cooke (Here in America)" [128] (with Paul Simon) KTBA Records [129] Blues with Friends [130]
"Blues Comin' On" (with Joe Bonamassa) [131]
2021"Angel in the Alleyways" (with Patti Scialfa & Bruce Springsteen) [132] Stomping Ground [133]

"Hello Christmas" (with Amy Grant) and "You Know It's Christmas" (with Joe Bonamassa) were released in 2020. [134] [135]

Billboard Year-End performances

Dion and the Belmonts

YearSongYear-End
position
1959 "A Teenager in Love"25
1960 "Where or When"21

Dion

YearSongYear-End
position
1961 "Runaround Sue"46
1962 "The Wanderer"12
"Lovers Who Wander"67
"Little Diane"86
1963 "Ruby Baby"32
"Donna the Prima Donna"76

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