The Screaming End - High-Quality Horror Novel for Thriller Fans | Perfect for Halloween Reading & Scary Story Lovers
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The Screaming End - High-Quality Horror Novel for Thriller Fans | Perfect for Halloween Reading & Scary Story Lovers
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Amazon.com "Let's rock again!" Gene Vincent screams in his signature rocker, "Be Bop-A-Lula," and throughout this 20-song document of the first heady year of his career, he and the Blue Caps (surely, the greatest rockabilly band ever) do just that, again and again, rocking with controlled abandon--though just barely controlled. Guitarist Cliff Gallup rips off insane riffs that are the perfect match for Vincent's own pinched wail, in songs that are either scary ("Race with the Devil"), or flat amazed ("Who Slapped John?"), or nothing but the beat, the beat, the beat ("Cat Man"). All of it will leave you convinced that the title is an understatement. --David Cantwell
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Nobody, but nobody exemplied the "rockabilly" sound like Gene Vincent. Carl Perkins was great, Jerry Lee and Elvis, Buddy and the Hall of Fame rockers of the mid-to-late 50s were all fantastic, but if you are looking for "pure rockabilly," you've come to the right place. Don't take my word for it; ask Jeff Beck, who knows a bit about rock music.Vincent's breathless, edgy vocals have to be heard to be believed. He brings back the `50s rock scene like no one I've ever heard. You just can't help picture a greasy-haired guy and pretty pony-tailed, bobby-soxed girl dancing to Gene's uptempo songs. You'll know what I mean by just looking at some of the names of the titles here.You wanna "bop?" You wanna feel good? Just have a listen. This is a rockabilly at its best and a CD treasure.
