Mr. Twister
Connie Francis · Connie Rocks [Bear Family (Germany)] [2003]
(One, two, one, two, three.)
You ought to see my baby twist
He goes around like a disc
And when the music strikes a groove
You ought to see my baby move
He's my mister and I love him, hey Mr. Twister.
And when he takes me to a dance
I don't ever get a chance
'Cause all the girlies can't resist
The way my baby does the twist
He's my mister and I love him, hey Mr. Twister.
Around and around my mister
Around and around Mr. Twister
Around and around my mister
Around and around Mr. Twister
He's my baby and I love him, hey Mr. Twister.
My baby always takes the floor
How he steals the show
And if I wanna be his Miss
I gotta learn do the twist
He's my mister and I love him, hey Mr, Twister, go ahead.
(Around and around my mister
Around and around Mr Twister
Around and around my mister
Around and around Mr. Twister
Ah, ah, ah, Mr. Twister.)
You ought to see my baby twist
He goes around like a disc
And when the music strikes a groove
You ought to see my baby move
He's my mister and I love him, hey Mr. Twister.
Yeah, around and around my mister
Around and around Mr. Twister
Around and around my mister
Around and around Mr. Twister
He's my baby and I love him, hey Mr. Twister...
Mr. Twister
Connie Francis delivers a vibrant performance of 'Mr. Twister,' a track that exemplifies her mastery of the 1960s rock and roll revival. Recorded for the Bear Family compilation 'Connie Rocks,' the song showcases her signature vocal style, blending pop sensibilities with the energetic rhythms of the era. As one of her most recognizable hits, 'Mr. Twister' remains a staple of her discography, capturing the spirit of mid-century dance music while highlighting her ability to reinterpret classic rock and roll standards for a new generation of listeners. The recording stands as a testament to her enduring appeal and her significant contribution to the catalog of American pop music from the 1960s.