Track Listing
1. You Belong To My Heart
2. When God Dips His Love In My Heart
3. Just A Little Talk With Jesus
4. Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley
5. I Shall Not Be Moved
6. Peace In The Valley
7. Down By The Riverside
8. I'm With A Crowd But So Alone
9. Farther Along
10. Blessed Jesus Hold My Hand
11. As We Travel Along The Jerico Road
12. I Just Can't Make It By Myself
13. Little Cabin Home On The Hill
14. Summertime Is Past And Gone
15. I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling
16. Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong
17. Keeper Of The Key
18. Crazy Arms
19. Don't Forbid Me
20. Too Much Monkey Business
21. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
22. Out Of Sight Out Of Mind
23. Don't Be Cruel
24. Paralysed
25. There's No Place Like Home
26. When The Saints Go Marching In
27. Softly And Tenderly
28. Is It So Strange
29. That's When Your Heartache Begins
30. Rip It Up
31. I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye
32. That's My Desire
33. End Of The Road
34. Slack Bottom Stomp
35. You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven
36. Elvis
| Details | | Number of CDs: | 1 | | Contributing Artists: | Million Dollar Quartet | | Producer: | John Snyder | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Distributor: | Sony Music/Arvato Services | | Recording Mode: | Mono | | SPAR Code: | AAD |
Album Notes
Full performer name: Elvis Presley/Million Dollar Quartet.Million Dollar Quartet: Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash.Recorded at Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennesse on December 4, 1956.One year after leaving Sun for the more lucrative pastures of RCA Records, Elvis Presley returned to his first record label to attend a Carl Perkins recording session. Newcomer Jerry Lee Lewis was there adding piano to Perkins' new single, "Matchbox," and Johnny Cash dropped by when Sun owner Sam Phillips alerted Cash to the incredible photo-op taking place. A local newspaper took snapshots and dubbed the group The Million Dollar Quartet. All but Cash stuck around for a prolonged jam session, the results of which are contained on the extraordinary MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET, which captures Perkins, Lewis, and Presley rollicking through an astonishingly eclectic mix of gospel, county, and rhythm and blues, thereby neatly encapsulating the roots of rock and roll. RCA's release of these essential tapes vastly improves on the sound quality of the widely circulated bootlegs of the session.
Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 -- [A]s a slice of unvarnished rock'n'roll history, it's hard to beat. Elvis, especially, sounds like he's having the time of his young life.
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