Gene Vincent & Jim Pewter "radio Interview" '68 Gvms 1 Rare Rockabilly on 2040-motos
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Artist: Gene Vincent & Jim Pewter
Title: Radio Interview Part I & II Year: 1968 Label: GVMS 1 M Description: Hard to find interview record from legendary rockabilly guitarist Gene Vincent. Both sides are part of the same interview from 1968. Shipping: $3.50 1st class to US/ $14.50 International 1st class Thanks and good luck! |
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