Gene Vincent: Be Bop Boogie Boy / Say Mama. Uk Issue Vg+ on 2040-motos

US $54

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Artist: Gene Vincent

Title: Be Bop Boogie Boy / Say Mama.

Label: Capitol

Catalog Number: 45-CL 14974

Other notes: uk issue

Grading: vinyl: vg+

Cover: company sleeve

Grading: I use m-,vg+,vg,vg-,poor.

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