Jack Finey was a German rock and roll performer who kept the spirit of 1950s rock alive into the 1960s, when the style was evolving rapidly around him. "Evelyn" / "Aufmachen Mary" from 1963 is pure early rock and roll—driving rhythms, boogie-woogie influences, and straightforward attitude. Unlike the slicker pop records of the day, Finey's approach stays raw and unpolished, closer to the original rock and roll blueprint. There's an authenticity here that's refreshing, even if production-wise it's rougher around the edges than his contemporaries. Perfect for rock and roll purists and collectors seeking genuine 60s European rock and roll that hasn't been overly smoothed or produced.