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- Date: 2026-04-12 09:32:59
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-04-12 and was most recently seen on 2026-04-12.
Wikipedia Overview
The Head Cat is an American rockabilly supergroup formed by vocalist/bassist Lemmy, drummer Slim Jim Phantom and guitarist Danny B. Harvey. Lemmy died in 2015 and as of 2017, former Morbid Angel member David Vincent took Lemmy's place as vocalist and bassist.
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Democrat-Gazette columnist Michael Storey, writer of Otus the Head Cat, dies - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Lost Live Review: The Head Cat at Dante's, Friday, Jan. 16 - Willamette Week
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Inside Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister's Explosive New Album - Rolling Stone
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THE HEAD CAT Reissues Featuring Late MOTÖRHEAD Frontman LEMMY Are On The Way - Sonic Perspectives
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Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister tills rock's roots in the Head Cat - SF Weekly
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At long last, the news that didn't fit the first time - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Hear Lemmy’s Rockabilly Band Cover Johnny Cash - Rolling Stone
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OTUS THE HEAD CAT: White River Monster unmasked, but still scary - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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OTUS THE HEAD CAT: Flood-displaced legions of snakes seek shelter - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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A giant among felines, the name Otus fits to a T - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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U.S. males: 5 living presidents go postal via stamps - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Gusty, cartoon weatherman, found dead at 16 - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Domestic fire ants no picnic, but do beat imports - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Encroaching roaches run rampant as weather cools - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Please rate creepy clowns on a scale of 1 to 10 - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Wrestling skeptics due for lump of coal, Virginia - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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On Capitol monuments, the devil is in the details - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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OTUS THE HEAD CAT: White River legend is a ton of tuna salad - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Plethora of pollen produces putrid puddles - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Airport doggedly determined to ferret terrorists - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Beneficial in wild, big bug a man-eater in captivity - Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Motorhead’s Lemmy announces new album with side-project The Head Cat - NME
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Lemmy-Fronted HEADCAT Unseal Two Live Albums - DMME.net
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Big money made '07 melon contest ripe for scandal - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Classic interview: Lemmy talks rockabilly and picks his 10 essential songs playlist - MusicRadar
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OTUS THE HEAD CAT: City hall is changed to Six Flags Over Marshall - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Maumelle inundated with homeless beavers - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Slim Jim Phantom and Danny B Harvey – The Head Cat – Interview Exclusive - uber-rock.co.uk
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WACKEN 2017 RUNNING ORDER IS HERE 25th May 2017 - MetalTalk
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SCV News | Dec. 27: Rockabilly Star Danny Harvey Performs at Keyboard Galleria - SCVNews.com
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Clinton 'baby' grows up to be foundation deputy - The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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Motorhead + The Stray Cats = The Head Cat! Can You Dig It? [VIDEO] - FMX 94.5
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