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Carl Perkins may not be a household name like Elvis or Johnny Cash, but the man sure knows how to rock a crowd.
Live In Paris captures the legendary rock 'n' roller at the peak of his powers, belting out hits like "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Honey Don't" with the energy of a man half his age.
The blue vinyl adds a touch of class to this already stellar release, with the grooves gleaming like a freshly-polished Cadillac bumper.
And let's not forget the flexi vinyl, a quirky little bonus that only adds to the charm of this limited edition RSD 2020 release.
From the moment Perkins steps on stage, you can feel the electricity in the air.
His guitar playing is as tight as ever, and his vocals are as soulful as a preacher at a revival.
The band backing him up is top-notch, laying down a rock-solid foundation for Perkins to strut his stuff.
Sure, the recording quality may not be up to modern standards, but who needs pristine sound when you've got this much heart and soul pouring out of the speakers? Live In Paris is a timeless reminder of why Carl Perkins will always be a rock 'n' roll legend.
So kick off your blue suede shoes, pour yourself a glass of bourbon, and let this album take you back to a time when rock 'n' roll was king.
Live In Paris captures the legendary rock 'n' roller at the peak of his powers, belting out hits like "Blue Suede Shoes" and "Honey Don't" with the energy of a man half his age.
The blue vinyl adds a touch of class to this already stellar release, with the grooves gleaming like a freshly-polished Cadillac bumper.
And let's not forget the flexi vinyl, a quirky little bonus that only adds to the charm of this limited edition RSD 2020 release.
From the moment Perkins steps on stage, you can feel the electricity in the air.
His guitar playing is as tight as ever, and his vocals are as soulful as a preacher at a revival.
The band backing him up is top-notch, laying down a rock-solid foundation for Perkins to strut his stuff.
Sure, the recording quality may not be up to modern standards, but who needs pristine sound when you've got this much heart and soul pouring out of the speakers? Live In Paris is a timeless reminder of why Carl Perkins will always be a rock 'n' roll legend.
So kick off your blue suede shoes, pour yourself a glass of bourbon, and let this album take you back to a time when rock 'n' roll was king.