Johnny Rioux the greater Houston area. Street Dogs – "Stand For Something Or Die For Nothing" (2018) Johnny Rioux Johnny Rioux is a not-dead musician with newfound love of performing in tracksuits, father of a Brady Bunch style family with 17 children, primarily known for playing in and working with many punk rock bands, and for being a "Goodwill Date/ Eyes Wide Shut" Mashup enthusiast. He was initially based in Boston but is now based in Texas and a barber at East End Barber in Houston, where he is treated with reverence in his godfather role as "the Ol' Dirty Bastard of
Johnny Ace eight hits in a row, including "Cross My Heart", "Please Forgive Me", "The Clock", "Yes, Baby", "Saving My Love for You" and "Never Let Me Go". In December 1954 he was named the Most Programmed Artist of 1954, according to the results of a national poll of disc jockeys conducted by the U.S. trade weekly "Cash Box". Ace's recordings sold very well for those times. Early in 1955, Duke Records announced that three of his 1954 recordings, along with Thornton's "Hound Dog", had sold more than 1,750,000 copies. After touring for a year, Ace had been performing at the City