RARE SURF 45 THE REVELS COMANCHE / RAMPAGE (YELLOW WAX)
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Description
This is a copy of a terrific single by The Revels: "Rampage" b/w "Comanche" (Impact 7). Released in 1962. The A side label says that "Rampage" is a live recording, made at the opening of the Colleseum (sic) in Jacksonville, Florida. The B side was made famous in the 1994 film, Pulp Fiction, directed by Quentin Tarantino--but that was not the first appearance of this song in a film. The B side label says "Comanche" is the Detoured Theme from the motion picture The Exiles, which is a remarkable film from 1961, directed by Kent MacKenzie, which details in the cinema-verite style the lives of urban Native Americans.
Beautiful yellow wax, lots of scuffs. Plays with some noise (the "Comanche" is side is a bit louder than the "Rampage" side). Some writing on the A side label, a date stamped on both. Overall, VG condition.
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