Defining rock and roll for a generation, street poet and singer Dion combined a host of musical traditions to produce a string of indelible pop hits. He revolutionized the doo-wop sound. Now enjoy an evening with the Grammy-nominated legend as he performs some of his biggest hits! Bonus footage includes One On One with Dion, vintage footage of Dion performing "Ruby Baby" on American Bandstand, photo gallery, and celebrith testimonials from Dion's 1989 induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

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Rock and roll legend Dion has enjoyed a long career as an artist who has crossed many genres and helped define the sound of rock for decades. His first group, Dion and the Belmonts, revolutionized the do-wop style from 1958-60 with hits such as "Teenager in Love" and "I Wonder Why."

Dion's solo career was no less successful, producing "Runaround Sue" and "The Wanderer" within the first few years; these songs have entered the canon of rock history as classics, and he enjoyed major chart success for the next few years until he took a hiatus to battle drug addiction.

Dion enjoyed a triumphant comeback in 1968 with the inspiring "Abraham, Martin and John," and went on to become a Grammy nominated star and a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Here, Dion performs some of his greatest hits from the entirety of his career, including all those mentioned above, as well as "Blue Monday," "I Let My Baby Do That," "Walking Blues," and "Love Came to Me".