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BE-BOP-A-LULA 1
Written by: Gene Vincent & Tex Davis
Performed by: Gene Vincent 2 -1956
Appears on: "Be-Bop-A-Lula" (A-side: "Lotta Lovin'," Capitol, 45rpm
CL-14599)-1957; Gene Vincent (Bella Musica, LP #89917)-1956 3 ; Gene Vincent
Memorial Album (EMI-Pathe, LP #81001)-1958, (EMI-Capitol, LP #81002)-1979 &
(Magic France, CD #3930668, France)-2008; Be-Bop-A-Lula '62 (Capitol, 4-Track EP
#ESP-1-20448, US)-1962 & (Capitol, 4-Track EP #EAP-1-20448M, France)-1962; Gene
Vincent & His Blue Caps: The Bop That Won't Stop (Capitol, LP #11287)-1974; Gene
Vincent Singles Album (Capitol, LP #26233)-1982; Gene Vincent Capitol Collectors
Series (Capitol, CD #C2-94074)-1990 & (Capitol, CS #C4-94074)-1990; Gene
Vincent's Legendary Blue Caps (Magnum, CD #89)-1996; Gene Vincent: Be-Bop-A-Lula
(Castle Pulse, CD #383)-2001; Blue 'Gene' Rock (Rockstar, CD #25)-2005; Here
Comes Gene (Primo, CD #6065)-2008; et al.

1 "Be-Bop-A-Lula" was not picked by Capitol Records as the first single to be
released, however, Vincent's publisher, Bill Lowery, got Capitol to agree that
"Be-Bop-A-Lula" would be the "B-side" of the song they had chosen as the first
single, "Lotta Lovin'." Prior to the release of the single, Lowery had
promotional copies pressed of "Be-Bop-A-Lula" and he sent them to radio stations
throughout the country. By the time Capitol released the single, "Be-Bop-A-Lula"
had already gained attention from the radio DJs and the public. As a result,
"Be-Bop-A-Lula" obscured the original "A-side" song, became a hit and launched
Gene Vincent as a pop star. It peaked at #7 and spent 20 weeks in the Billboard
Pop Chart, made it to #16 in the UK and was influential to many British Rock &
Rollers. Vincent's breathless, panting vocal made the inane lyrics seem loaded
with sexual dynamite and an easy target for outraged moralists nationwide.

2 Born Eugene Vincent Craddock, Gene Vincent was an important figure in the
development of Rock & Roll, and was one of the originators of the branch music
that has since become known as Rockabilly.

3 Covered by: Willie "Loco" Alexander; Arno; The Astronauts; The Aztecs; The
Beatles; The Beau Marks; Pete Best; The Bill Black Combo; The Rhythm Diplomats;
Boz & Friends; David Cassidy; Adriano Celentano; Challenger; Johnny Clark & the
Four Playboys; The Classics; Eddie Cochran; Jess Conrad; The Countdown Singers;
Los Crazy Boys; Scatman Crothers; Demented Are Go; Johnny Devlin; Dion & the
Belmonts; Daniel Donoso; The Drifters; Vince Eager; Cliff Edmonds; David Essex;
The Everly Brothers; Graham Fenton's Matchbox; Ivor Fisher; Foghat; Glen Glenn;
Gary Glitter; Frank "Paris Slim" Goldwasser; Enrique Guzmán; Johnny Hallyday;
Houseshakers; Jive Bunny & the Mastermixers; Tom Jones; The Kettels; The Last;
Scooter Lee; John Lennon; Jerry Lee Lewis; Little Richard; Mary Lyn Maiscott;
Jack Marshall, Ed Matzenik; Joe Meek; Midnight Mike; Mina; Eddy Mitchell; Van
Morrison; Mystery Train; Nannette Natal; Jerry Naylor; Sandy Nelson; Original
Sinners; No Alternative; Charlie Parker; Carl Perkins; Johnny Powers; P.O.X.;
The Quarrymen; Cliff Richard; Brian Seltzer; The Shadows; Winston Slade; T.K.
Smith; Snake; The Spiders; Stars at Studio 99; Stray Cats; Billy Thorpe; Alan
Vega; Waldo; Dew Watson; Wild Angels; Ted Williams; Jerry Wilson; Victor Wood;
Link Wray; The Zodiacs; The Zoots & the Swinging Suits; et al.

4 Transcribed from the track on this album.