Paul Peek - Rock-A-Round With Paul Peek (Vinyl LP | Limited Edition | UK Reissue | 1996)

Paul Peek – Rock-A-Round With Paul Peek collects 18 rock & roll tracks – from the title song, which Peek co-wrote with Esquerita, through his own songs like “Sweet Skinny Jenny” and “Brother-In-Law” to several Ray Stevens compositions. A curiosity: a rehearsal recording of “Maybelline” with Gene Vincent on vocals and Paul Peek on guitar. On offer is the 1996 UK LP from the Demand Series, released as a “Collectors & limited edition”.

Pressing details

• Label / Cat. no.: Demand – DM LP 2040 / DMLP 2040 / DMSLP-2040 (Demand Series)
• Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Limited Edition
• Pressing: UK Reissue
• Country: UK
• Year: 1996
• Genre: Rock & Roll, Limited Edition

Condition

• Condition: Second hand
• Media: M-
• Sleeve: NM- (still in original shrink-wrap, unopened)

Graded to Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.

Tracklist

Side A

1. The Rock-A-Round (2:25)
2. Rockin' Pneumonia And Boogie Woogie Flu (2:18)
3. Pin The Tail On The Donkey (1:54)
4. Brother-In-Law (2:23)
5. Through The Teenage Years (2:20)
6. Waikiki Beach (2:07)
7. I'm Not Your Fool Anymore (1:59)
8. Gee But I Miss That Girl (2:17)
9. Watermelon (2:06)

Side B

1. Sweet Skinny Jenny (2:15)
2. Short Shortin' (2:21)
3. Olds-Mo-William (2:19)
4. Walking The Floor Over You (2:22)
5. Hurtin' Inside (1:59)
6. Coming Home In The Morning (2:02)
7. Young Hearts (1:57)
8. If (2:06)
9. Maybelline (Rehearsal Take) (2:19)

Personnel

Paul Peek; on “Maybelline (Rehearsal Take)” Gene Vincent sings and Paul Peek plays guitar. Songwriters include Paul Peek, Ray Stevens, Esquerita, Jerry Reed, Ernest Tubb and Chuck Berry.

FAQ

Is this the original pressing?
This is the 1996 UK Demand Series LP (DMLP 2040), released as a “Collectors & limited edition”. The recordings themselves are considerably older.

Is the record still sealed?
The copy is still in its original shrink-wrap and unopened; media is graded M-, the sleeve NM-.

What does Media M- / Sleeve NM- mean?
M- (mint minus) means practically as new, NM- (near mint minus) nearly as new with minimal traces. See our vinyl grading guide for details.

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