description The Sun Records Collection Overview
Released in 1994, this box set compiles pivotal blues and rockabilly tracks recorded at Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee, during the 1950s. Founded by Sam Phillips, the label was instrumental in the early development of rock and roll, serving as the launching pad for artists like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, and Jerry Lee Lewis. The collection features these foundational recordings, highlighting the raw, energetic sound that defined the label's output. It serves as an essential archive of mid-century American roots music.
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Who are the main artists featured in The Sun Records Collection?
The compilation includes pivotal early tracks from legends like Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Howlin' Wolf. These artists recorded at Sam Phillips' Memphis studio in the 1950s, helping lay the groundwork for rock and roll.
How many discs are included in the 1994 Sun Records Collection box set?
The original 1994 release is a comprehensive 3-CD box set compiled by the Sun Entertainment Corporation. It features over 70 tracks that chronicle the label's history from its early blues recordings through its rockabilly heyday.
Does the box set include Elvis Presley's first recordings?
Yes, it features Elvis Presley's earliest surviving commercial recordings from 1954, including his version of 'That's All Right.' These tracks were recorded before his contract was sold to RCA Victor in late 1955.
What genres of music are covered on this Sun Records compilation?
The collection primarily focuses on the raw sounds of 1950s rockabilly and rhythm and blues. You will also hear early country tracks and Delta blues recordings from artists like Junior Parker and Rufus Thomas.
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