Vallejo "Just Another Day" (1997)

Vallejo first video on TVT Records"Just Another Day".
The band comprises of twin brothers A.J. Vallejo and Alejandro, and younger brother Omar, with Bruce Castleberry.
Produced by TVT Records and directed by Bob Shallcross on January 22, 1997
AR.2001.007.007145

[@ijustwannabeadrummer]

Holy shit i found the band... I remember this was on the rock radio station round the time 311 Down came out( mid 90's), I never could find the band until I just googled the lyrics 27 something years later. I probably would have bought this bands album if I knew more about them! I used to love this song

[@rjfirst74]

That good ole Atx days.. And i agree at 100 very underrated! Such a down to earth person Aj

[@SumNutOnU2b]

Still one of my all-time favorite songs.

[@juanvicuna739]

2024 🎸🥁

[@Scott-fm3db]

Congratulations Vallejo!! High School Friend here.

[@markheydude3882]

I used to watch this on MTV in the old days. So good!

[@juanvicuna739]

2023 ✌️🎧🎼🎵🎸

[@RichardBramlett]

yep remember seeing them in '97 in Mississippi. Crazy!

[@y2jusy]

This was my theme music for my backyard wrestling organization in the 90s. Pumped me up

[@josephbrough3277]

ZZ Top, Stevie Ray, AC/DC all sayin "you go son!" Smokin Rock

[@MrGolfpimp42]

Underappreciated for sure , folks are missing out ...

[@elmarbeau]

love them !!!

[@sergenowehopweres5594]

cool video. Thanks a bunch for the video. :D

[@belyla]

Esta canción siempre me ha gustado mucho..!!! 90s rules

[@reneecrowe280]

How have I missed these guys? They are incredible! Looking forward to you visiting the Red Dog soon.

[@cameroncollins5399]

Learning in the school of rock from the drummer of this band

[@heatnationwpb]

Used to see them live in Hattiesburg Mississippi of all places They ALWAYS tore the roof off the mother! One of the best live rhythm sections you'd ever see.

[@davebell952]

President

[@elmarbeau]

Alternative Nation ........

[@archebunked5361]

Aj down to earth climbing damage set scaffolding 2000 feet high high as a mug.

[@chandlerwalrath9347]

Might be the most underrated band of all time easily.

[@jayswoboda6287]

Vallejo are incredible- I have seen them live over 20 times and every show is beyond awesome!!!!??

[@markheydude3882]

I totally agree! Great post!

[@Crysteria]

More like the most overrated band, they're garbage live and on the radio. Their music isn't anything special, they sound like a dollar general budget band that's riding the coattails of much better bands.

[@archebunked5361]

Music Hall 97 with Hootie and Julie and Amy @O'Brian

[@Inky_88]

what happened to this version? all i see now is the new version

[@zoesa4391]

DeZaparalya

[@TexasGrown1978]

This is when Austin was hitting it's peak as the live music capital! These were the best days of my life late 90s. I would sneak in steamboat with fake ID to see them and Ian Moore

[@Xanthious]

Man I went to college in Austin and mid to late 90s Austin was the best. . . . from what parts I remember.

[@Crysteria]

101X and KLBJ both overplayed the hell out of Valejo. Highly overrated band that was terrible live. They went over their set time slot at South Park Meadows, cutting into Days of the New's slot. Was great seeing Travis Meeks totally shit all over Valejo and they deserved the trashing they got. Entire audience was booing Valejo and telling em to get off the stage.

[@wendycamara8763]

Omar wrote all the killer songs,,,,,,, handed them to his little brothers, and they developed them into hit songs and of course the whole band has the chemistry to whip out a hand full of truly great songs

[@notyours1822]

Carlo

[@AFeralTrout420]

1:50 2:00

[@carlosbarraza3477]

Frank s lake Belton TX lake

[@archebunked5361]

Desperado Monte Carlos Rihanna lyrics

[@notyours1822]

Monte

[@TheMusclemanmoving]

Why isn’t this version on Apple Music?

[@ruggedrickrude1946]

SANDYS……Killeen TX 🇺🇸🥾🪖FT HOOD 🪖🥾🇺🇸

[@morebeer7673]

As good as they were when they got signed, I always liked the original sound from their early Birmingham days more. It was just the three bros. w/o the Latin/Santana vibe, and they would destroy the house when they played. The first gig my band ever did in B'Ham was in late 91, opening for The Bros, at Louie Louie. They were so high-energy and tight they made me want to quit, lol.