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Gene Vincent And His Blue Caps-"bluejean Bop" Capitol Records French Release on 2040-motos

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Perry, Kansas, United States

Perry, Kansas, United States
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Gene Vincent "Bluejean Bop" Capitol # 2C064-82077, French release , VG++   Combined shipping up to 5 lps in one box

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