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| Format: | | CD |
| Condition: | | NEW More Info |
| Label: | | CHARLY 00443193 |
| Released: | | 20130615 |
| Genre: | | ROCK/G |
| Quantity: | | 5 in stock |
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The 'SUN' Cuts - all 18 of the 'Sun Songs'. Jack Earls' early career is proof that Sam Phillips and Sun Records had a much deeper and wider talent pool than "just" Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis to draw on. His sides, all but two unreleased, are as good as anything the label ever issued and Jack Earls' later career is proof that there is occasionally justice in the cosmos -- 25 years after Elvis Presley was put in the ground, Earls was playing Las Vegas. One of Sun Records' first wave of rockabilly artists, Earls was there when Elvis Presley was writing the book on how to meld hillbilly music with rock & roll, though his own impact on the music was more subtle. In contrast to Elvis, Earls only lasted at Sun for one single, "Slow Down," though that record did do well. By most accounts, he was also present in the studio the day that Elvis cut "Mystery Train," and ran home to get his copy of the single so that the Hillbilly Cat could learn the words. Compiled by Adam Komorowski. Digital Remastering by Peter Rynston at Charly Studios, London.
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