Groupe Rock 'n' Roll US originaire de Richmond (Virginie). Les "Rock-A-Teens" étaient composés de Vic Mizelle, Bobby "Boo" Walke, Bill Cook, Eddie Robinson, Paul Dixon et Bill Smith.

One of the genuinely compelling true primitive rock 'n roll acts of the late 1950's, the Rock-a-Teens (not to be confused with the identically-named 1990's outfit) generated some real excitement with their one major claim to fame, the bracing single of "Woo-Hoo" b/w "Untrue" for Roulette in 1959. As legend—probably close to the truth has it—the band cut the stomping A-side and its companion in the back room of a record store and sold it to the Doran label. They had it, but it was Roulette that got "Woo-Hoo" into stores and jukeboxes in 1959, before the band disappeared into the mists of time.
The " Rock'n'roll-A-Teens " were composed of Vic Mizelle, Bobby "Boo" Walke, Bill Cook, Eddie Robinson, Paul Dixon and Bill Smith.

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Talents : Vic Mizelle : Vocals, Guitar - Bobby "Boo" Walke : Guitar - Bill Cook : Guitar - Eddie Robinson : Sax - Paul Dixon : Bass - Bill Smith : Drums

Style musical : Rock 'n' Roll

THAT'S MY MAMA

Années en activité :

DISCOGRAPHY

Singles

08/1959	SP DORAN #3515 (US)	Woo-Hoo (instr.) / Untrue
09/1959	SP ROULETTE R-4192 (US)	Woo-Hoo (instr.) / Untrue
12/1959	SP ROULETTE R-4217 (US)	Doggone It Baby / Twangy (instr.)

Album

1960

LP 12" ROULETTE R-25109 (mono) / SR-25109 (stereo) (US)

WOO-HOO - Woo-Hoo / Doggone It Baby / I'm Not Afraid / That's My Mama / Dance To The Bop / The Story Of A Woman / Twangy / Janis Will Rock / Pagan / Lotta Boppin' / Oh, My Nerves / I Was Born To Rock

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