The Rockabilly Filly Rosie Flores.?

Born in San Antonio, TX and raised in Southern California, Rosie Flores' music blends the best of honky tonk, rockabilly, and jazz with the traditional sounds of her Tex-Mex heritage.Has anyone ever heard of Rosie, and if so. whats is your thoughts on her style of music. Do you have any favorites of hers?

I,m posting a link to you tube for those who have never heard Rosie before.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5W3L3U_o-...

I just answered your Wanda Jackson question, then I saw this.

I've not only heard of Rosie, I've played the same bill with her several times. The guitar player in my band had a thing for her, so I've also seen her play at least fifty times. To be honest, Rosie's a sweetheart but I've never been a big fan. A few exceptions-Her cover of Merle's "My Own Kind Of Hat" on the Tulare Dust tribute record. Her hit version of James Intveld's "Crying Over You". Also I remember a great Elvis cover at the annual Elvis birthday party one year (Club Lingerie in Hollywood) with The Screaming Sirens, a band she was in for a short time. I can't remember what they did though!

I'll check back to learn something about her...heard the name that's about it.

I don't know much about her either Tex but I received something on myspace the other day about her and someone playing some clubs in California if my memory serves me correctly.