Gene Vincent Brenda Lee 1952 English Tour Programme on 2040-motos

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Nr rochdale, Lancashire, United Kingdom

GENE VINCENT BRENDA LEE 1952 ENGLISH TOUR PROGRAMME, US $, image 1

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GENE VINCENT BRENDA LEE 1952 ENGLISH TOUR PROGRAMME, This now very rare programme, is now 63 years old, two of the great rock n roll icons, if you need scans of the inside, please get in touch.

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