Gene Vincent 1971

[@grandparamone8624]

Gene Vincent . A real gentleman and a true rock and roller. I sure miss you!!

[@charlessim3812]

A very thoughtful and insightful man. And an amazing talent.

[@leftygeezer]

That's the most I've heard Gene speak. He was the definition of "keeping it real". Very humble. Rare in artists these days.

[@paulbrennan3996]

R.I.P Gene Vincent a True legendary singer a Pioneer of ROCK N ROLL a true musical Icon sadly still missed today from a Teddy Boy 🎼📻🎶🚀🤝🙏😍🤩🙌🎸

[@Doc_Cartwright]

Gene keeps his dignity and integrity while having to face rubbishy questions from a patronising arschlog interviewer. You can tell if someone's being sincere by where their voice comes from - from Gene it's right down there from the depths of his soul. In the year of his death he sounds so much at peace with himself, despite all that pain he was going through. RIP in rock'n'roll heaven, Gene.

[@motekhall]

Not once did the interviewer ask Gene who his influences are or really bother to listen to him, what a wasted opportunity. The same stuff about his leg , black leather, violence etc , about the level of a tabloid journalist. Still its great to hear Gene's voice even if he's being baited, the man stayed the same till the end.

[@chetonabet6208]

We sure do miss You Gene.

[@stacyblue1980]

God Bless you Gene. xx R.I.P. xx thank u 4 posting this. under-rated man. wish he was still here.

[@mr.borken]

What a great guy. I appreciate the upload

[@john_atco]

"how do you take it ?" well er. .gene vincent ?brilliant then and now.

[@matiasblacud]

Sincere answers to poor questions.

[@Ireland299]

ROCK N ROLL STAR FOREVER GENE VINCENT , R, I P

[@2012sam]

It was nothing to do with the black leathers! I bought GENE's records in the 1950's before we even knew what he looked like! It was all to do with the MUSIC.

[@heathstjohn6775]

Seemingly a gentle-hearted man.

[@stephenmcqueen5137]

I'd love to learn more about Gene, I suppose KZbin and listening to you guys is a good start

[@bernyrock4093]

L'année du départ de Gene pour le paradis des grandes Stars .

[@kjruss]

gene Vincent legend

[@philippewaldeck2284]

good good gene

[@paulowens8862]

You justify to me wtf man. He may as well have tried to bench press a tower block than mess with this wiley cat. Gene was very very smart .... very sincere, supremely honest and incredibly talented

[@Erkele]

Thanks.

[@lazur1]

One of the worst interviewers w/just about the most well-spoken rocker ever.

[@blueeyedsomething]

A serious journalist should be well-informed and objective. This interwiever ist just a wannabe. What a contrast to such a man and real artist like Gene Vincent.

[@christophercruz8359]

Not only was he (the interviewer) condescending, but it's clear that he also didn't do his research.

[@pqdlindasgaiolascarlinhosd5758]

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[@revscott58]

Did Gary Busey copy Genes voice? Their voices sound so similar!

[@christophercruz8359]

While I can't say that I agree, I nevertheless think that Mr. Craddock's opinion on what musical dislike actually is, is interesting: "All music is good. Music...well opera is fantastic, but I am too stupid in my mind to accept what the artist is trying to put across to me, you see? So that's not his fault, that's mine, so I blame myself, okay?"

[@ЮрийБакиев-н7и]

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