Elvis Presley Song 'That's All Right' (1954) - fan comments, trivia, on which cd to buy it

Elvis Presley Song:
That's Alright, Mama (1954)
(Music and lyrics by Arthur Crudup)
That's all right mama became Elvis' first single.  He recorded 
this rockabilly standard in Sun Studios in Memphis in July 1954
with musicians Scotty Moore and Bill Black.

The song was released on a single later the same month. 
Some say rock and roll started with this record.

"Well, that's alright, Mama;
That's alright for you.
That's alright, Mama; just any way you do"
That's Alright, Mama, by 24K Gold Music Shows

this song is a classic along with;
*i got a woman
*i want you, i need you, i love you
*hound dog
*dont be cruel
*return To Sender :D:D

and many more

thomas

I just like him for his music and it was good and exiting

zac

I just like him for his music and it was good and exiting

zac

Because Elvis is The Best. Because the song is the Elvis' soul.

Vick
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