Gene Vincent was a key figure in the history of rock n roll, if only for his iconic landmark hit in 1956 with the self-penned Be-Bop-A-Lula, which remains one of the great rockabilly records of its time. It has become one of the most recorded rock n roll songs of all, and has been a standard in the repertoire of bands all over the world ever since. Performing with his band The Blue Caps, his moody image of a leather-clad bad boy with distinctive quiffed hair, the mystique heightened by walking with a pronounced limp the result of a motor-cycle accident in 1955 made him a popular figure in rock n roll films and tours on both sides of the Atlantic, and he was at least as popular in the UK as the USA, influencing as he did not only rockers like Cliff Richard and Johnny Kidd, but also The Beatles.

Tracklist:
A1 Hey Hey Hey Hey
A2 Lavender Blue
A3 Private Detective
A4 Shimmy Shammy Shingle
A5 Someday (You'll Want Me To Want You)
A6 Another Saturday Night
A7 Slippin' And Slidin'
B1 Long Tall Sally
B2 Send Me Some Lovin'
B3 Love Love Love
B4 Good Golly Miss Molly
B5 Baby Blue
B6 Suzie-Q
B7 You Are My Sunshine