Then, in 1969, Roe hit #1 once again ... That’s a hell of a run, and it’s bookended by two extremely fun songs. “Dizzy,” Tommy Roe’s second and final #1 hit, has a great beat, a funky ...

Has there ever been a song with a title that’s as apropos to the music that accompanies it as “Dizzy”? The 1969 No. 1 hit single by Tommy Roe keeps listeners spinning in the same way the ...

1969 - No. 1 Billboard hit: "Dizzy," Tommy Roe. The song is Roe's biggest hit. It remains at No. 1 for four weeks and sells 6 million records. By Billboard Staff 2002 – Diana Streisand Kind ...

(CBS 11) - Tommy Roe (born May 9, 1942 in Atlanta ... "Sheila" in 1962 (his first one to chart) and "Dizzy" in 1969. Today's song being featured would be his last one to chart in the top 10.

This day in music: 1969 _ No. 1 Billboard hit: Dizzy, Tommy Roe. It is Roe's biggest hit, selling 6-million records. 1967 _ No. 1 Billboard pop hit: Happy Together, the Turtles. 1963 _ Rapper M.C ...

American Singer/Songwriter Tommy Roe had several top hits in ... “Hooray for Hazel” (1966), Worldwide #1 “Dizzy” (number #1 hit worldwide!) (1969)", “Jam Up and Jelly Tight” (1970).

It's been 50 years since Tommy Roe topped the Billboard pop chart with "Dizzy." Roe, who had six Top Ten hits in the course of his career, toured the U.K. with the Beatles in 1963. Initially ...

Tommy Roe is a multifaceted international artist who wrote, co-wrote, and recorded, six top ten hits between 1962, and 1969, more than ... "SHEILA" and "DIZZY," topping the Billboard chart at ...

In the charts Peter Sarstedt was hoping to share a frozen orange juice, the Beatles were up on the roof and it all turned Tommy Roe a little dizzy ... price from June of 1969 of an everyday ...

Harry Belafonte. Nat King Cole. I could go on and on and on. One song that has always stuck with me is “Dizzy” by Tommy Roe. Here’s a refresher for you: For those who’ve never heard the ...

It’s entirely possible that you’ve never heard of Tommy Roe, but he hit #1 twice, and he did it years apart. The second time was with “Dizzy” in 1969, and that’s one of the foundational ...

March 30, 1969 _ No. 1 Billboard Hit: Dizzy, Tommy Roe. The song is Roe's biggest hit. 1967 _ No. 1 Billboard Pop Hit: Happy Together, The Turtles. 1967 _ The cover of the Beatles' Sgt.