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Gene Vincent

The Wild Cat: Hits Collection

The Wild Cat: Hits Collection

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Format: Vinyl / 12" Album

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Our Take

Hot diggity dog, grab your blue suede shoes and get ready to rock n' roll with Gene Vincent's "The Wild Cat: 1956-62." This album is a real knee-slapper, packed to the brim with those sweet, sweet rockabilly tunes that'll have you swinging and jiving all night long.

Vincent's voice is like butter melting on a hot biscuit - smooth, soulful, and oh-so-silky. Whether he's crooning about lost love or raising the roof with some good ol' fashioned rock n' roll, Vincent's vocals are a force to be reckoned with.

The guitar work on this album is nothing short of spectacular. Those twangy riffs and slick solos will have you tapping your toes and nodding your head in no time. It's like a sonic rollercoaster ride, with plenty of twists, turns, and surprises along the way.

And let's not forget about the rhythm section - those cats are the real MVPs of this album. With their tight grooves and infectious beats, they lay down the foundation for Vincent's vocals and guitar work to shine.

Overall, "The Wild Cat: 1956-62" is a rip-roaring good time from start to finish. So grab your dancing shoes, crank up the volume, and let Gene Vincent take you on a wild ride through the golden age of rock n' roll. Trust me, you won't regret it.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Be-bop-a-lula
2. Woman Love
3. Race With the Devil
4. Blue Jean Bop
5. Crazy Legs
6. Lotta Lovin'
7. Dance to the Bop
8. Git It
9. Say Mama
10. Wild Cat
11. My Heart
12. Pistol Packin' Mama
13. Jezebel
14. She She Little Sheila
15. I'm Going Home
16. Brand New Beat
17. Lucky Star
18. Be-bop-a-lula '62

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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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