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The Sun King: Sam Phillips. BACK IN THE MID-'50s, the Sun Records studio at 706 Union Avenue was the epicenter of a sudden, wrenching shift in world consciousness. Tremors had been felt for several years, and then, one afternoon in early 1954, Sam Phillips was busy with routine work in the tiny studio when Destiny walked in.
23 de nov. de 2015 · Courtesy of Tom Salva/Little Brown & Co. Sam Phillips, founder of the label Sun Records, didn't care much about making flawless recordings. Instead, the man who discovered Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee ...
Sam Phillips, who died on July 30, 2003 at the age of 80, was one of the true musical pioneers of the 20th century. A man who redefined the cultural landscape by producing and engineering local talent in his modest Southern studio and distributing the results on his own Sun Records label, he was one of the main people responsible for breaking ...
Other articles where Sam Phillips is discussed: T Bone Burnett: …album by Christian pop artist Leslie Phillips, proved significant personally. Burnett and Phillips—who recorded as Sam on later albums—became involved romantically, and the two were married in 1989 (they divorced in 2004).
A blues fan, originally from the Florence-Muscle Shoals region of Alabama, Phillips got involved in radio when he was young and wound up at WREC in Memphis in 1945. In October 1949, he decided to supplement his income as a disc jockey for WREC and so signed a lease on a building at 706 Union Avenue, where he was to open his Memphis Recording ...
16 de sept. de 2022 · Get Rhythm: Sam Phillips and Sun Records' Beginnings by Various Artists, released 16 September 2022 1. Howlin ... 50 buy track 4. The Prisonaires - Just Walkin In The Rain (Remastered 2022) 02:42 buy track 5. Little Junior's Blue Flames - Feelin' Good (Remastered 2022) 02:57 buy track 6. ...
sam phillips documentary 2000 Fantastic U.S. documentary on the history of Sam Philips, "the man who invented rock and roll," and Sun Records. Awesome vintage footage and photos of '50s Memphis, Beale Street, Howlin' Wolf, southern black culture and Oldsmobile Rocket 88 TV commercials.
