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  1. Rocky Road Blues
  2. Anna Annabelle
  3. Rip It Up
  4. Important Words
  5. Who's Pushing Your Swing
  6. High Blood Pressure
  7. Lonesome Boy
  8. Maybelline
  9. Gone Gone Gone
  10. You Are The One For Me
  11. I Might Have Known
  12. Beautiful Brown Eyes
  13. Crazy Beat
  14. I'm Gonna Catch Me A Rat
  15. It's Been Nice
  16. That's The Trouble With Love
  17. Good Lovin'
  18. Mister Loneliness
  19. Teardrops
  20. If You Want My Lovin'
  21. Spaceship To Mars
  22. There I Go Again
  23. Spaceship To Mars
  24. King Of Fools
  25. You're Still In My Heart
  26. Held For Questioning
  27. Where Have You Been All My Life
  28. Temptation Baby
  29. The Beginning Of The End
  30. Spaceship To Mars
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Gene Vincent • Important Words CD

Gene Vincent remains one of the defining voices of early Rock 'n' Roll, and Important Words offers a fascinating glimpse beyond his best-known recordings. Originally issued on vinyl in 1989, this updated edition has been expanded with a wealth of rare, previously unissued and alternate studio recordings, bringing together 30 tracks recorded between 1958 and 1961.

Alongside alternate versions of familiar material such as Rocky Road Blues, Rip It Up and Maybelline, the collection uncovers lesser-known recordings including Important Words, Who's Pushing Your Swing, Crazy Beat, Spaceship To Mars and The Beginning Of The End. The performances reveal different facets of Vincent's remarkable voice and character while offering plenty of fascinating variations for anyone already familiar with his classic catalogue.

With 30 rare, unissued and alternate studio recordings spanning a crucial period in Gene Vincent's career, Important Words is a treasure trove for collectors and a fascinating addition to any Gene Vincent collection. Essential listening for fans of one of the most distinctive and influential voices in Rock 'n' Roll history.

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