Ooh My Head!

Hey remember that young rockabilly Kat from Southern California. That was our very first big Latino hit? Well you know what, some young musicians told DaltonJerry once that Ritchie Valens was not rockabilly, ever since Dalton has been playing his tune's and will continue to play them because they are a part of rock n' roll history. And the crowd loves those songs. Never forget Ritchie Valens, Eddie Cochrane did'nt!

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• Rock
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[cinema33]

Awesome!  Valens would be smiling.

[Bluenotecats]

@cinema33 I so glad you can see that.... A tribute is always done with honor.

[rockabillygaz]

top stuff lads

[Bluenotecats]

@rockabillygaz We have a CD release coming this year.....

[davina911]

i think that they ruined the song. its just way to fast other than theat good job.

[Bluenotecats]

@davina911 I am glad that you even know what the original sounds like, so many people today go...Who Ritchie Valens?

[Bluenotecats]

@SaRkAzTiiC Thanks for your comments.

[Bluenotecats]

@HEYBUDD. I just got it....I spelled Cochrane wrong for Eddie Cochran. Dislexia strikes again! angst!

[Bluenotecats]

Now as we 25,414 views on Ooh My Head, our version while upbeat, fast and more modern is played as such because that's the way we feel when the song is performed, we give our best. Our version exemplifies the visionary sight of the original artist, he gave us a gift in which to ROCK N' ROLL. Thanks to every one for their comments.

[boki77]

i think its a cool version

[airdancr1]

Very cool version. I gotta check you guys out next time you come through the East Bay.

- Jon