Rock On With Gene Vincent Mfp 50463 Lp Made In England on 2040-motos

US $9.97

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Location:

Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

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The LP cover was placed on a scanner twice and the images were stitched together so there may be some odd bits at the top and bottom edges of the image.

ROCK ON WITH

GENE VINCENT

Be-Bop-A-Lula

Flea Brain

Lovely Loretta

Maybellene

My Baby Don't Low

Rip It Up

Say Mama

Be-Bop Boogie Boy

Darlene

Cat Man

Who's Pushing Your Swing

Ready Teddy

MFP 50463

MADE IN ENGLAND

USED LP

Cover grade: VG++ very light ringwear

Disc grade: EX Beautiful shiny disc.

I use conservative “Goldmine” grading standards. I only rate discs NM that I know have not been played by me or anyone else. I have to rate "promos" that have cut corners, saw cuts or gold stamps as VG+ even though the covers are otherwise NM or sealed. I note any additional condition problems in my descriptions.

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