Biografia:
Bobby Rydell (born Robert Louis Ridarelli, April 26, 1942, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania[1]) is an American teen idol from the early 1960s era of rock and roll. According to Allmusic music journalist, Kim Summers, "Rydell is one of the most sought-after nightclub and concert acts in the U.S., and his interest in show business began at the age of four. His performance in Bye Bye Birdie and his recordings "Wild One" and "Volare" made him a famous performer in the 1960s.
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I Dig Girls:Bobby Rydell.
#46 Hot 100 on Cameo Records in 1959.
INTRO:
D# G#
Man, I sure dig girls..
#1.
G# C#
I dig girls who wear a ponytail..Short Fat Fanny
or as thin as a rail.
D# C#
Whoa, whoa, baby, I don't care..she can be a dream
G#
lover or a nightmare.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The big or the small ones..the short or the tall ones..
G# D# G# D#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
#2.
G# C#
I dig girls from Tennessee..New York, Chicago, or the
mighty 'Big D.'
D# G#
Whoa, whoa, baby..I'm telling you..a Tallahassee lassie,
or a Sioux City Sue.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The young and the old ones..the shy and the bold ones..
G# D# G# D#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
BRIDGE:
C# G#
And I dig walking you in the park..I dig smoochin' you in
the dark.
A# D#
I dig dating you every night..I don't feel right unless
I hold you tight.
#3.
G# C#
I'm like a Romeo looking for a Juliet..and I'm gonna find
her, you can bet.
D# G#
Whoa, whoa, baby..I'm telling you..be you a 'Plain Jane'
or a Linda Lou.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The good and the bad ones..the happy and the sad ones..
G# D# G#
I dig girls, but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
(Wail it, baby!)
(INTERLUDE:SAX:) C G D
#4.
G# C#
I dig girls who wear a ponytail..Short Fat Fanny
or as thin as a rail.
D# C#
Whoa, whoa, baby, I don't care..she can be a dream
G#
lover or a nightmare.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The big or the small ones..the short or the tall ones..
G# D# G#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
OUTRO:
G#
Yeah, I dig you..yeah, I dig you..
Oh, baby, I dig 'em all..short ones, tall ones,
skinny ones..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
#46 Hot 100 on Cameo Records in 1959.
INTRO:
D# G#
Man, I sure dig girls..
#1.
G# C#
I dig girls who wear a ponytail..Short Fat Fanny
or as thin as a rail.
D# C#
Whoa, whoa, baby, I don't care..she can be a dream
G#
lover or a nightmare.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The big or the small ones..the short or the tall ones..
G# D# G# D#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
#2.
G# C#
I dig girls from Tennessee..New York, Chicago, or the
mighty 'Big D.'
D# G#
Whoa, whoa, baby..I'm telling you..a Tallahassee lassie,
or a Sioux City Sue.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The young and the old ones..the shy and the bold ones..
G# D# G# D#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
BRIDGE:
C# G#
And I dig walking you in the park..I dig smoochin' you in
the dark.
A# D#
I dig dating you every night..I don't feel right unless
I hold you tight.
#3.
G# C#
I'm like a Romeo looking for a Juliet..and I'm gonna find
her, you can bet.
D# G#
Whoa, whoa, baby..I'm telling you..be you a 'Plain Jane'
or a Linda Lou.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The good and the bad ones..the happy and the sad ones..
G# D# G#
I dig girls, but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
(Wail it, baby!)
(INTERLUDE:SAX:) C G D
#4.
G# C#
I dig girls who wear a ponytail..Short Fat Fanny
or as thin as a rail.
D# C#
Whoa, whoa, baby, I don't care..she can be a dream
G#
lover or a nightmare.
CHORUS:
D# C#
The big or the small ones..the short or the tall ones..
G# D# G#
I dig girls..but most of all..yeah, I dig you.
OUTRO:
G#
Yeah, I dig you..yeah, I dig you..
Oh, baby, I dig 'em all..short ones, tall ones,
skinny ones..(Fade.)
A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
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