Catalog Number: C-10849 Condition Details: Vinyl plays with occasional crackles (play-graded). Double LP. Cover has creases near edges; scuffing, surface impressions (front/back). Inner-sleeve is original (generic white). Spine has no text and shows wear. Shelf-wear along top/bottom-edge and corners. Opening shows signs of wear and divots. (Not a cut-out.) Tracks: Personality (Lloyd Price ) Bye, Bye Love (Everly Brothers ) Pink Shoelaces (Dodie Stevens ) Bo Diddley (Bo Diddley ) Short Fat Fanny (Little Richard ) Sh-Boom (The Crew Cuts ) Runaway (Del Shannon ) Li'l Darlin' (The Diamonds ) Blueberry Hill (Fats Domino ) Wake Up, Little Susie (Everly Brothers ) Chantilly Lace (Big Bopper ) Maybelline (Chuck Berry ) Honeycomb (Jimmie Rodgers ) Rockin' Robin (Bobby Day ) Stagger Lee (Lloyd Price ) Love Letters In The Sand (Pat Boone ) Red Sails In The Sunset (The Platters ) My True Love (Jack Scott ) Sea Of Love (Phil Phillips ) Sweet Little Sixteen (Chuck Berry ) Just A Dream (Jimmy Clanton ) What A Difference A Day Made (Dinah Washington ) Come Go With Me (The Dell-Vikings ) Tammy (Debbie Reynolds ) The Stroll (The Diamonds ) Chanson D'Amour (Art And Dotty Todd ) Tragedy (Thomas Wayne ) Mr. Sandman (The Chordettes ) Smooth Operator (Sarah Vaughan ) April Love (Pat Boone ) About The Record: Great Rock Revival, released in 1972 by Tampa Records (catalog no. C-2 10848), is a double vinyl LP compilation celebrating classic rock and roll hits primarily from the 1950s and early 1960s. This album, distributed by Columbia Special Products, features 30 tracks by various artists, including iconic names like The Everly Brothers, Chuck Berry, and Lloyd Price, capturing the nostalgic spirit of the rock revival movement during the early 1970s. Historically significant for its role in reintroducing vintage rock to a new generation, it reflects the era's growing interest in retro music amidst the rise of progressive and hard rock. Notable hit singles include Lloyd Price?s Personality and Stagger Lee, The Everly Brothers? Bye, Bye Love and Wake Up, Little Susie, Chuck Berry?s Maybelline and Sweet Little Sixteen, and Del Shannon?s Runaway, all of which were major chart successes in their original releases. The compilation, with some tracks electronically remixed for stereo, remains a valuable snapshot of rock?s foundational era.