GENE VINCENT Into The Seventies (1988 UK 17-track LP compilation which saw the first reissue of Gene's Kama Sutra material since it first saw the light of day in the early seventies, glossy picture sleeve with extensive album notes. The sleeveshows a little scuffing & minor edge discolouring & the vinyl grades EX/EX- with a few light paper scuffs to show play SEE233) more...
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GENE VINCENT Gene Vincent (1970 US 10-track stereo vinyl LP, textured pasted gatefold picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little edge scuffing with minimal gerneral shelfwear & the vinyl remains in excellent condition, showing just a few light surface scuffs after over forty years in the wild KSBS2019) more...
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GENE VINCENT If Only You Could See Me Today (1971 UK 10-track LP, pinched spine textured picture sleeve. The sleeve shows just a little light shelfwear and the vinyl remains in excellent condition with few signs of play) more...
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GENE VINCENT The E.P. Collection (1989 UK 22-track compilation LP gathering all the E.P. tracks from Gene's now very collectable back catalogue for Capitol, picture sleeve with extensive album notes. The sleeve shows minimal shelfwear and thevinyl looks barely played SEE253) more...
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GENE VINCENT A Million Shades Of Blue (2010 issue UK 21-track CD album - Gene Vincent was the man who had wowed America, challenged Elvis, launched Rock'n' Roll in Britain and France and inspired a generation, was seen in his native land as a bitof a has-been. His audience was the French arty intelligentsia and UK Teds, but there were still those who believed in Gene. One was Kama Sutra, the New York label who brought us The Lovin' Spoonful and Gene fanatics The Flamin' Groovies. In more...
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