Gene Vincent 33 rpm Vinyl MFP The greatest names in retro old Rock

AFW - Antique France Worldwide

Description

This 33 rpm vinyl record features Gene Vincent, an iconic rock'n'roll figure, presented in "The Greatest Names in Rock" collection. The cover boasts a dynamic visual: in the center, a color photograph of Gene Vincent in full stage performance, microphone in hand, wearing a light shirt and dark satin-look trousers. To the left, the collection title is printed in a vibrant yellow and red graphic, evoking the energy of 1950s-60s rock.

The visible side of the cover mentions several of Gene Vincent's signature tracks: "Long Tall Sally", "Baby Blue", "Blue Jean Bop" and "Rip It Up". The text is printed in white, clearly legible against the dark stage background. The bottom right corner displays the red logo of the MFP (Music for Pleasure) label, typical of accessible and popular French editions in the 1970s-1980s.

The jacket shows slight signs of wear visible on the edges and reflections on the surface, characteristic of an old record that has been handled but carefully preserved. No major snags appear on the presented side. The central photograph, dynamic and contrasting, highlights the artist's stage energy and the retro visual style of the collection.

The vinyl record is not visible in the photo; only the front cover is shown. The spine, back, or condition of the record itself are not observable in this image. The dominant colors are black, red, yellow, and white for the text, reinforcing the vintage aesthetic typical of this era.

This 33 rpm record is intended for anyone looking for an authentic piece from the golden age of rock, and particularly for Gene Vincent fans or those who enjoy thematic compilations released by MFP. The graphic style and layout are characteristic of popular French productions from the 70s-80s.

Condition

Used item sold as is. Visible signs of wear on the cover (edges, surface), with no major apparent defects on the presented side. The record is not visible in the photo; only the condition of the front cover can be assessed.

Did you know? Gene Vincent, a rockabilly pioneer, made music history with the song "Be-Bop-A-Lula" in 1956. The MFP (Music for Pleasure) label, founded in the UK, enabled the widespread distribution of many affordable compilations and reissues across Europe, especially in the 1970s and 1980s.

AFW Reassurance

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