Gene Vincent

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Gene Vincent - Italy, May 1960 @wtiennest

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Tommy Facenda

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Gene Vincent & Joe Moretti (Rome, 1960)

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The Beatles with Gene Vincent at the Star Club, Hamburg, 1962. © Horst Fascher

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Britt Hagarty: The Day the World Turned Blue (Life of Gene Vincent)

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Ricky Nelson (The Adventures Of Ozzie & Harriet - Who Is Betty?) 1958

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Rolling Stone Magazine 576 April 19, 1990 - Celebration of Four Decades of Rock

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KAMA SUTRA KSBS2027 - THE DAY THE WORLD TURNED BLUE 1971 (mp3)

Producer: Tom Ayres

AI Casey - Iead guitar, Richard Bennett - rhythm guitar, Larry Knechtel - piano, Don Randi - piano and celeste, Mark Dorinson - bass guitar, Jack Ranelli - drums, Jackie Frisco - backing vocals

How I Love Them Old Songs

High on Life (Jackie Frisco bv)

North Carolina Line (Jackie Frisco bv)

You  Can Make It if You Try

Our Souls

There is Something on Your Mind

The Day the World Turned Blue (Don Randi celeste, Jackie Frisco bv)

Boppin the Blues

Looking Back

Oh Lonesome Me

The Woman in Black

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Gene Vincent with The Cole Joy Boys at The Johnny Cash Show, Australia, 1959

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Gene Vincent

CHALLENGE 59337 (1966) mp3

·       Bird Doggin’

·       Ain’t That Too Much

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Gene Vincent (Feb 11, 1935 – Oct 12, 1971)

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Gene Vincent died on 12 October, 1971. He was only 36 years old.

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Gene Vincent   (with Jody Fair and John Ashley) Hot Rod Gang, 1958

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Gene Vincent in UK film Live It Up! (1963) Musical director: Joe Meek (x) (xx)

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This is a very exciting picture. Alex (stuartsutcliffe here on Tumblr) has been kind enough to send it to me. 

It’s Stuart and John in the crowd of a Gene Vincent concert at the Empire Theatre in Liverpool, March 1960. (I believe!)

Scanned by Alex from a limited edition Stuart Sutcliffe book. Many thanks!