The Dixie Cups were best known for their 1964 No. 1 single "Chapel of Love" and the 1965 hit "Iko Iko." The former showcased the close harmonies of Rosa and Barbara Hawkins and their cousin, Joan ...

The Dixie Cups were also responsible for the Crescent City-centric "Iko Iko." The evening will start with Loyola's Final Take vocal trio, which is Kennedi Rose, Kyron Butler and Renaissa Washington.

The Dixie Cups were best known for their 1964 No. 1 single “Chapel of Love” and the 1965 hit “Iko Iko,” the website reported. “Chapel of Love” featured the close harmonies of the ...

Yet the Dixie Cups kept recording and kept having hits. Perhaps their most influential record was a 1965 hit with an impromptu interpretation of a Mardi Gras Indian-inspired verse, “Iko Iko,” a ...

Rosa Lee Hawkins of the Dixie Cups enlisted Phoenix journalist Steve Bergsman to share her story of obsession and abuse in "Chapel of Love" memoir.

Iko Iko spent 10 weeks on Billboard’s top 100 charts. The Dixie Cups found instant success with Chapel of Love and Iko Iko, and they spent the decades after working to reclaim that success.

The Dixie Cups were best known for their 1964 No. 1 single “Chapel of Love” and the 1965 hit “Iko Iko,” the website reported.

In 1965, the Dixie Cups released a recording of "Iko Iko," a song based on a chant from the Mardi Gras Indian tradition rooted in celebrating the solidarity between Black and Native American ...

Rosa Lee Hawkins, Singer in the Dixie Cups, Dies at 76 She was the youngest member of the girl group, famed for landmark pop singles “Chapel of Love” and “Iko Iko” By Jazz Monroe January ...