Artist Bio:
The Rock-A-Teens were an American rock and roll group formed in Richmond, Virginia in the 1950s. The band is best known for their hit single "Woo-Hoo," which was released in 1959 and became a popular song in the rockabilly genre. The catchy instrumental track features a prominent saxophone riff and was later covered by various artists, including The 5.6.7.8's and The Kill Bill soundtrack. The success of "Woo-Hoo" helped the Rock-A-Teens gain recognition and a following in the music industry.
Despite the popularity of "Woo-Hoo," the Rock-A-Teens did not achieve significant commercial success with their other releases. The band disbanded in the early 1960s, but their music continued to be influential in the rockabilly and garage rock scenes. The Rock-A-Teens are considered a one-hit wonder, but their impact on the music industry and their legacy as pioneers in the rock and roll genre remains significant.
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