Latest Updates - Gene Vincent

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Comment by make1968:

From left to right:
Gene Vincent, Russell Williford, Dickie Harrell, Jack Neal, Paul Peek. (1956)

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Comment by KeithS SUBS ●:

Not so easy

Cliff Gallup bowed out at an early stage as he was an older family man and had no interest i all the travelling. Wiki says he left in 1956 Bassist Jack Neal left about the same time
Russell Williford and then Johnny Meeks took over main guitar duties after that
Paul Peek replaced Wee Willie Williams
Dickie Harrell on drums
Bobby jones was the one who played Fender bass

The 1957-58 lineup was Johnny Meeks, Dickie Harrell, Paul Peek, and Tommy “Bubba” Facenda
I'd guess the telecaster is Milliford

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

Can anyone name me the four Blue Caps as depicted on the sleeve for me please? Presumably, that will be Cliff Gallup with the Fender Telecaster

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Comment by Madame Streggae:

Shouldn't this be credited to the Caps as well as GV?

What brought me here was actually the 'Sounds Like Gene Vincent' album which followed this one and which I listened to and found there were no Blue Caps on it. Good enough but just not quite as rockin' without them, for me anyway.

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Comment by South Shields Football Club:

Terry Christie,

Shakin'Up A Storm by Gene Vincent & The Shouts Columbia 33SX 1646 October 1964 The 14 Original Rock'n'Roll Tracks 60 years ago and Gene's live stage performance and he made a great friendship with the late Johnny Kidd.

Terry Christie,Sunderland.

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Comment by Bgray1:

Added front cover without Promotional sticker. Added missing gatefold and back cover. Fourth label variant added.

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Comment by walk2013 SUBS:

[YouTube Video]

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Comment by PhilMH:

I agree that this should be 1982, not 1974. Correction request has been submitted.

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Comment by PhilMH:

I only just noticed today - after having had this LP for 40+ years! - that the back cover still mentions "Five Feet of Lovin" at the top, even though that was one of the tracks chopped out for this abridged version! And to answer Record Dragon's question from 2016 - the ST prefix in the catalogue number on the 1974 single and LP was most likely just a common-or-garden mistake, other companies have done that sort of thing too (e.g. Atlantic - I'm pretty sure I have a couple of mono reissues on that label from the 70s or 80s which bear the SD - "Stereo Disc" - prefix).

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

@Madame Streggae: Oops! Yes, lots more!

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Comment by Madame Streggae:

No - many more than that. Check under Gene Vincent.

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Comment by Strawberry_Lynn:

A huge act like Gene Vincent only released two LP's during his lifetime?

Incredible

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Comment by Madame Streggae:

Just found a first issue in a local charity shop for £7. Clearly had a bit of a life but looks like it should clean up well enough for a decent play. Quite a surprise to find something like this - I've had the French reissue since `76 and it's always been a favourite.