Race With the Devil [#] - Gene Vincent, Davis, Tex
Gonna Back up Baby [#] - Gene Vincent, Wolfe, Danny
Bluejean Bop [#] - Gene Vincent, Levy, Hal
Important Words [#] - Gene Vincent, Davis, Tex
Crazy Legs [#] - Gene Vincent, Reed, Jerry
B-I-Bickey-Bi, Bo-Bo-Go [#] - Gene Vincent, Carter, Don
Five Days, Five Days [#] - Gene Vincent, Franks
Lotta Lovin' [#] - Gene Vincent, Bedwell, Bernice
Wear My Ring [#] - Gene Vincent, Darin, Bobby
Dance to the Bop [#] - Gene Vincent, Edge, Floyd
I Got It [#] - Gene Vincent, Glasser, Dick
I Got a Baby [#] - Gene Vincent, Matthews, Charles
Walkin' Home from School [#] - Gene Vincent, Bradford, Sylvester
Baby Blue [#] - Gene Vincent, Jones, Bobby [Rock]
True to You [#] - Gene Vincent, Beale, Hefty
Rocky Road Blues [#] - Gene Vincent, Monroe, Bill [1]
Git It [#] - Gene Vincent, Kelly, Bob
Say Mama [#] - Gene Vincent, Earl, Johnny
Rocky Road Blues [#][Instrumental] - Gene Vincent, Monroe, Bill [1]
For sheer attitude, it's hard to top this '50s legend, whose greasy hair, black leather outfits, and finger-in-socket wailing symbolized the spirit of early rock & roll. While his debut single, 1956's eternal "Be-Bop-A... more »-Lula," was his only Top 10 hit, lust-dripping songs like "Woman Love," "Lotta Lovin'" and "Crazy Legs," and pile-driving, out-of-breath raveups such as "Race with the Devil," "Bluejean Bop," and "B-I Bickey-Bi, Bo-Bo-Bo," became part of the rock & roll textbook. The rockabilly king was particularly influential in England, where his look reigned supreme, and where the Blue Caps' lead guitarist, Cliff Gallup, influenced the likes of Jimmy Page and (especially) Jeff Beck. --Billy Altman« less
For sheer attitude, it's hard to top this '50s legend, whose greasy hair, black leather outfits, and finger-in-socket wailing symbolized the spirit of early rock & roll. While his debut single, 1956's eternal "Be-Bop-A-Lula," was his only Top 10 hit, lust-dripping songs like "Woman Love," "Lotta Lovin'" and "Crazy Legs," and pile-driving, out-of-breath raveups such as "Race with the Devil," "Bluejean Bop," and "B-I Bickey-Bi, Bo-Bo-Bo," became part of the rock & roll textbook. The rockabilly king was particularly influential in England, where his look reigned supreme, and where the Blue Caps' lead guitarist, Cliff Gallup, influenced the likes of Jimmy Page and (especially) Jeff Beck. --Billy Altman