Elvis Presley - Elvis At Sun FLAC

Elvis Presley Rock and Roll Rhythm and Blues Rockabilly Vocal Country 2004 Europe

Tracklist

A1	Harbor Lights
A2	I Love You Because (Alternate Take 2)
A3	That's All Right
A4	Blue Moon Of Kentucky
A5	Blue Moon
A6	Tomorrow Night
A7	I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin')
A8	Just Because
A9	Good Rockin' Tonight
A10	I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
B1	Milkcow Blues Boogie
B2	You're A Heartbreaker
B3	I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (Slow Version)
B4	I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
B5	Baby Let's Play House
B6	I Forgot To Remember To Forget
B7	Mystery Train
B8	Trying To Get To You
B9	When It Rains It Really Pours

Credits

Producer, Engineer – Sam Phillips

Notes

Recorded at Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee, USA.
Mastered from original master tapes.

This compilation ℗ & © 2004 BMG Music.
Made in the USA. Contains previously released material.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 8 28766 12051 6
Barcode (Scanned): 828766120516

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
82876 61308 2	Elvis Presley	Elvis At Sun ‎(CD, Comp, Copy Prot.)	RCA, BMG Strategic Marketing Group	82876 61308 2	Europe	2004
BVCM-31120	Elvis Presley	Elvis At Sun ‎(CD, Comp)	RCA, BMG	BVCM-31120	Japan	2004
82876 61205 2	Elvis Presley	Elvis At Sun ‎(CD, Comp, RM)	RCA, BMG Music	82876 61205 2	US	2004
82876 61205 2	Elvis Presley	Elvis At Sun ‎(CD, Comp, RM)	RCA, BMG Music	82876 61205 2	US	Unknown
82876 61205 2	Elvis Presley	Elvis At Sun ‎(CD, Comp)	RCA	82876 61205 2	Australia	2004

Perongafa

Was the LP made from analog masters? And what's your source?

Thabel

As I learn more about DSD I'm getting a better impression of it. But don't have a way to listen to it without converting to 24-bit PCM. Don't know how it compares to analog. Actually nobody can hear 32-bit floating point either, so we have some uncharted waters around here to test.

Malhala

George_Slv Was the LP made from analog masters? And what's your source? Back of LP sleeve states “Mastered from original master tapes using DSD technology for optimum sound quality.” Sounds incredible.

Debeme

If you haven't got the necessary pocket money for the original Sun 45s but want to hear these essential first Elvis recordings on vinyl then you should get a copy of this release. The sound quality is substantially improved in comparison to the 70s RCA LP "The Sun Collection" but also to the 1999 "Sunrise" double-CD. It's hard to fully appreciate from today's point of view the impact that these recordings had in the mid-50s in the American South. The great music writer Nick Tosches calls them "earth-shaking", and even if you listen to them today for the umpteenth time they haven't lost any of their raw energy and their mystery.