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Various Artists - Where Rock 'n' Roll Was Born: Celebrating 100 Years of Sam Phillips [2 LP]

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Format: Vinyl
Label: SUN RECORDS
Rel. Date: 11/03/2023
UPC: 015047807567

Where Rock 'n' Roll Was Born: Celebrating 100 Years of Sam Phillips [2 LP]
Artist: Various Artists
Format: Vinyl
New: In Stock $39.98
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DISC: 1

1. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins
2. Rock 'N' Roll Ruby - Warren Smith
3. Just Love Me Baby - Rosco Gordon
4. All Alone and Lonely - the Prisonaires
5. Feelin' Low - Ernie Chaffin
6. Love My Baby - Hayden Thompson
7. Mystery Train - Elvis Presley
8. Whole Lotta Shakin' Going on - Jerry Lee Lewis
9. Mona Lisa - Carl Mann
10. There's No Right Way to Do Me Wrong - the Miller Sisters
11. Right Behind You Baby - Ray Smith
12. Ten Years - Jack Clement
13. Ooby Dooby - Roy Orbison
14. Feelin' Good - Little Junior Parker
15. I Walk the Line - Johnny Cash
16. Red Headed Woman - Sonny Burgess
17. Sentimental Fool - Barbara Pittman
18. Little Fine Healthy Thing - Billy "The Kid" Emerson
19. Hydramatic Woman (Feat. Big Walter Horton) - Joe Hill Louis ; Big Walter Horton
20. Peepin' Eyes - Charlie Feathers
21. Heaven or Fire - Dusty Brooks and His Tones
22. I'm Gonna Forget About You - Ike Turner
23. Flyin' Saucers Rock 'N' Roll - Billy Lee Riley
24. Let's Take a Little Walk - Willie Nix
25. The News Is All Around Town - Billy "Red" Love
26. Hold Me in Your Arms - James Cotton
27. My Baby Walked Off - Howlin' Wolf
28. On My Knees - Charlie Rich

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Where Rock 'n' Roll Was Born: Celebrating 100 Years of Sam Phillips[2 LP] Determination and passion drove Sam Phillips to create Sun Records and change music forever, and Sun is celebrating his 100th birthday with a 2-LP anthology of songs he brought to life. The gatefold features archival photos and liners from Grammy-winning writer Robert Gordon about Phillips' legendary legacy. Known as "The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll," tracks from artists like Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis remind listeners what the Big Bang of rock and roll sounded like in 1950s Memphis.
        
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