Ronnie and the Red Caps
The band's history begins in 1957 when several Cortland, New York musicians… Read Full Bio ↴The band's history begins in 1957 when several Cortland, New York musicians formed the band The Vegas Kings, which soon changed their name to Ronnie and the Rumblers. This band's lineup had Ronnie Padavona on the bass guitar, along with singer Billy de Wolf, guitarist Nick Pantas, drummer Tom Rogers, and saxophone player Jack Musci.

In the band again changed their name, along with a few changes of personnel. The band was now known as Ronnie and the Red Caps. At this point, Padavona began singing, replacing de Wolf. Musci also left the band, and a new guitarist, Dick Botoff, joined. The Redcaps lineup released two singles: "Lover" b/w "Conquest" (with De Wolf on vocals on the A-side) on the Reb label, and on Seneca (S 178-102, USA), 'An Angel Is Missing' with 'What'd I Say' on the B side (both songs featuring Ronnie Dio on vocals).

In 1961 they changed their name to Ronnie Dio and The Prophets.
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Ronnie and the Red Caps Lyrics


An Angel Is Missing An angel is missing from heaven tonight And if they start…
An Angels Is Missing An angel is missing from heaven tonight And if they start…
Blue Days Blue Nights (O-o-o oh, blue nights) (O-o-o oh, blue days) and goodbye (G…
I Left My Heart in San Francisco I left my heart in San Francisco. High on a hill…
Lover Every night I hope and pray A dream lover will come…



Ronnie & The Redcaps Early in the afternoon is the only time my mind…
What I'd Say Have I a hope for half a chance, To even ask…
What I´d Say Have I a hope for half a chance, To even ask…
What'd I Say I GOT HOME JUST IN TIME TO SAY GOODBYE Writers Wayne…


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