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[message]The Indispensable Gene Vincent
The Indispensable Gene Vincent
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Our Take
Our Take
Gene Vincent's music is like a fine wine - it only gets better with age. The Indispensable Vol. 2 (1958-1962) is a time machine back to the golden age of rock 'n' roll, where leather jackets and slicked-back hair were the norm.
Vincent's raw, gritty vocals are on full display on this album, transporting listeners back to the days of smoky dive bars and juke joints. Tracks like "Be-Bop-A-Lula" and "Race with the Devil" showcase his undeniable talent for blending rockabilly with a touch of rebellion.
The infectious energy of Vincent's music is impossible to ignore, with each track practically begging to be danced to. Though some may dismiss him as a one-hit wonder, this compilation proves that his influence on rock music is far-reaching and enduring.
From the fiery guitar riffs to the pounding drums, every element of The Indispensable Vol. 2 (1958-1962) is a testament to Vincent's place in music history. Whether you're a die-hard rock 'n' roll fan or just looking to expand your musical horizons, this album is a must-listen for anyone with a pulse.
So sit back, crank up the volume, and let Gene Vincent take you on a wild ride through the heyday of rock 'n' roll. Trust us, you won't regret it.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Five Feet of Lovin'
2. Somebody Help Me
3. Look What You Gone and Done to Me
4. Hey Good Lookin'
5. I Can't Help It (If I'm Still in Love With You)
6. Summertime
7. Now Is the Hour
8. The Wayward Wind
9. Lonesome Boy
10. You Are the One for Me
11. Maybe
12. My Heart
13. I Got to Get to You Yet
14. The Night Is So Lonely
15. Beautiful Brown Eyes
16. Rip It Up
17. Maybellene
18. High Blood Pressure
19. Be Bop Boogie Boy
20. In Love Again
21. I Can't Believe You Wanna Leave
22. Who's Pushing Your Swing?
23. Gone, Gone, Gone
24. Annaannabelle
Disc: 2
1. Say Mama
2. My Baby Don't 'Low
3. Important Words
4. I Might Have Known
5. Over the Rainbow
6. Vincent's Blues
7. Ready Teddy
8. She She Little Sheila
9. Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positve
10. Pretty Pearly
11. Darlene
12. Why Don't You People Learn to Drive?
13. Greenback Dollar, Watch & Chain
14. Crazy Times
15. Wild Cat
16. Right Here On Earth
17. Hot Dollar
18. Big Fat Saturday Night
19. Mitchiko from Tokyo
20. Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain
21. Everybody's Got a Date But Me
22. Wild Cat
23. My Heart
Disc: 3
1. Summertime
2. Say Mama
3. Rocky Road Blues
4. Be-bop-a-lula
5. Pistol Packin' Mama
6. Weeping Willow
7. Crazy Beat
8. I'm Gonna Catch Me a Rat
9. It's Been Nice
10. That's the Trouble With Love
11. Good Lovin'
12. Mister Loneliness
13. Teardrops
14. If You Want My Lovin'
15. I'm Goin' Home (To See My Baby)
16. Love of a Man
17. Spaceship to Mars
18. There I Go Again
19. Baby Don't Believe Him
20. Lucky Star
21. The King of Fools
22. You're Still in My Heart
23. Held for Questioning
24. Be-bop-a-lula
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About the artist
Gene Vincent
Gene Vincent: The Wild One of Rock 'n' Roll In a music scene overrun with clean-cut crooners and pop idols, Gene Vincent emerged as a rebel with a cause. With his signature slicked-back hair, leather jacket, and leg-shaking performances, Vincent was the embodiment of rock 'n' roll rebellion in the 1950s. Born Vincent Eugene Craddock in Norfolk, Virginia, Vincent rose to fame with his band, The Blue Caps, and scored his first big hit with "Be-Bop-A-Lula" in 1956. The song's infectious energy and Vincent's raw vocals instantly captured the hearts of rebellious youth everywhere. But Vincent's appeal went beyond just his bad-boy image. His music was a potent mix of rockabilly, blues, and country, resulting in a sound that was equal parts dynamic and soulful. Tracks like "Race with the Devil" and "Lotta Lovin'" showcased Vincent's versatility as both a singer and a songwriter. Despite his success, Vincent's personal demons often threatened to overshadow his music. His struggles with substance abuse and legal issues were well-documented, adding a layer of darkness to his already edgy persona. But through it all, Gene Vincent remained an influential figure in the rock 'n' roll pantheon. His impact can be felt in the music of countless artists who followed in his footsteps, from The Beatles to The Rolling Stones. While Vincent may have been known as the "Wild One" of rock 'n' roll, his legacy is one of enduring talent and unapologetic attitude. Gene Vincent may have burned out too quickly, but his flame still burns brightly in the hearts of music lovers everywhere.
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