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"Woo-Hoo", by Richmond, Va. rockabilly band The Rock-A-Teens in 1959, peaked at #16 on the Billboard pop charts. The song is distinctive and is considered an instrumental due to its lack of lyrics. Apart from its title words, it gained popularity around the world since it is not subject to language barriers. After an album of the same name, and two follow-up releases, the song proved to be their only hit. The group broke up after a year and a half and none of the members continued in the music business. More information about the band, and the song, can be viewed at: styleweekly.com/richmond/the-story-of-woo-hoo/Content?oid=1379727
"Woo-Hoo", by Richmond, Va. rockabilly band The Rock-A-Teens in 1959, peaked at #16 on the Billboard pop charts. The song is distinctive and is considered an instrumental due to its lack of lyrics. Apart from its title words, it gained popularity around the world since it is not subject to language barriers. After an album of the same name, and two follow-up releases, the song proved to be their only hit. The group broke up after a year and a half and none of the members continued in the music business. More information about the band, and the song, can be viewed at: styleweekly.com/richmond/the-story-of-woo-hoo/Content?oid=1379727
