1952 Vincent Black Lightning

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"1952 Vincent Black Lightning" is a folk-rock ballad by Richard Thompson that tells a tragic love story centered around a legendary British motorcycle.

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1952 Vincent Black Lightning canonical 1

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instanceOf folk rock ballad
song
composer Richard Thompson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Richard Thompson NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter James NERFINISHED
Red Molly NERFINISHED
featuresTheme crime
death
loyalty
motorcycle
romance
featuresVehicle Vincent Black Lightning motorcycle NERFINISHED
firstReleaseAlbum Rumor and Sigh NERFINISHED
firstReleaseYear 1991
genre British folk
folk rock
hasCoverVersionBy Bob Dylan (live performances) NERFINISHED
Del McCoury Band NERFINISHED
Greg Brown NERFINISHED
Mary Lou Lord NERFINISHED
hasCultFollowing true
hasPart guitar solo
inspiredBy Vincent Black Lightning motorcycle model NERFINISHED
instrumentation acoustic guitar
language English
lyricist Richard Thompson NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus tragic love story
notableFor storytelling lyrics
virtuosic acoustic guitar work
performer Richard Thompson NERFINISHED
recordedBy Richard Thompson NERFINISHED
recordLabel Capitol Records
setting England

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Richard Thompson (British musician) notableSong 1952 Vincent Black Lightning
subject surface form: Richard Thompson