The Dixie Cups

Not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

Eligible since: 1990

First Recording: 1964

Previously Considered? No  what's this?

The Dixie Cups
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Chapel of Love (1964)☆☊
Iko Iko (1964)☆☊

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Will The Dixie Cups be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame?
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The Dixie Cups

Rosa Lee Hawkins
Barbara Ann Hawkins
Joan Marie Johnson

Posted by Roy on Sunday, 02/2/2014 @ 08:29am

I feel better now. For some reason I thought this minor act WAS in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.

Posted by Mark Horwitz on Monday, 11/1/2021 @ 15:00pm

The Dixie Cups deserve their place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. The group had several singles make the Top Forty on Billboard (U.S.), during a time when the British Invasion in general and the Beatles in particular were dominating the charts. In fact, the Dixie Cups' recording of "Chapel of Love" hit #1 in the spring of 1964 and effectively "took back" the charts from the Fab Four. "Iko Iko," released the following year, became a second signature song for the trio and has been performed at numerous concerts, parties and festivals, just as "Chapel" has been played at countless weddings. The Dixie Cups have earned a spot in the Rock Hall!

Posted by Laura Pinto on Sunday, 05/29/2022 @ 11:48am

Laura
Couldn't agree more

Posted by Dr Rock on Sunday, 05/29/2022 @ 19:40pm

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