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Sun Records Into The 60's
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Sun Records Into The 60's --- 1989-04-00
Made in EEC This boxed set of eight albums contains some of the best music made in Memphis, Tennessee in the 1960s. It represents the very finest issued and unissued music recorded by Sun Records and associated labels during that period. It covers the full range of Memphis music from Rock and Roll and Country to Rhythm and Blues, Soul and Gospel. It also contains recordings made for the Nashville-based Sun International Corporation after 1968. Following on from SUN BOX 106, The Rockin' Years, this box traces the Sun story through its unfashionable years. Nevertheless — and perhaps to the surprise of many — the quality of the music remains high. There are 131 recordings in this box. Of these, there are: 33 unissued recordings (never before issued in any form) 10 unissued takes (alternative performances to those previously issued) 5 unissued versions (performances from different sessions to previously issued versions) 5 undubbed or remixed versions (recordings previously issued now presented in a different form) 21 not originally issued (recordings released in the 1970s or '80s but not on the original Sun label) 57 original issues (recordings exactly as issued on the original Sun, P.I., Sun Int., Midnight Sun or Plantation labels) Comes with a 28 page booklet
Tracklist
Feel So Good
As Long As I Live
Bonnie B
What'd I Say
Don't Drop It
Great Speckled Bird
You Can't Help It (I Can't Help It)
Old Black Joe
Baby Baby Bye Bye
My Blue Heaven
My Blue Heaven
I Feel So Good (I've Been Twisting)
Good Golly Miss Molly
Waiting For A Train
I Can't Trust Me
I Can't Seem To Say Goodbye
Carry Me Back To Old Virginia
The Jackson Connection
Even Tho'
Canadian Sunset
Chinatown My Chinatown
Because Of You
Baby I Don't Care
Eddie's Blues
Blue Suede Shoes
Hambone
Girls Like You
Alice Blue Gown
St. Louis Blues
There's No Tomorrow
Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet
Big Dream
How Well I Know
Keepers of the Flame
Travelin' Salesman
I Won't Miss You
Candy Doll
Hey Bossman
Raining The Blues
Open The Door Richard
Shut Your Mouth
Herd Of Turtles
Little By Little
Time And Again
Midnight Blues
I Wanna Make Sweet Love
Honey Bee
Me And My Blues
Belle Of The Suwanee
Wait Til Saturday Night
Tragedy
One More Memory
Satisfied
Rockin' Daddy
Double Duty Lovin'
Back Street Affair
I Can't Quit
You Nearly Lose Your Mind
One More Memory
They'll Never Take Her Love From Me
My Bucket's Got A Hole In It
Guess I'd Better Go
Call Of The Wild
Drunken Gambler
Gone And Left Me Blues
I'll Wait Forever
Shot Out Of The Saddle
Don't Knock What You Don't Understand
Muddy Old River
Betcha Gonna Like It
Bobaloo
You Better Dig It
Shake 'em Up Baby
No-One To Call Your Own
Move On Down The Line
If That's The Way It Is (You Better Move On)
I See Trouble Down The Road
I Just Can't Help It
Just Walkin' In The Rain
Coming Down With The Blues
I Betcha Gonna Like It
I'm In Love Again
I Ain't Never
Will I Ever Be Free
All My Weakness
No You For Me
Breakin' Up Again
Cadillac Man
Stop, Wait And Listen
Don't Step On My Dog
Poison Ivy
Too Late To Right My Wrong
Trouble In Mind
Reconsider Baby
Big Big World
Rock Me Baby
Cadillac Man (1)
My Babe
Night Train From Chicago
Jim Dandy And Sweet 16
Heartbreak Hotel
Boppin' The Blues
What's So Good About Goodbye
Cadillac Man (2)
Frank, This Is It
I'm Tired, My Soul Needs Resting
Gonna Move In The Room With The Lord
Workin' Diggin' Deeper
Hush Hush (Somebody Call My Name)
Nobody's Bloodstains
What Can I Do?
Going Home With Jesus
On My Appointed Time
Jelly Roll King
Crawl Back
Take The Pain From My Heart
Please Let It Be Me
My Heart Belongs To You
Can't Live In This World By Myself
Nine Below Zero
Frank, This Is It
Sun International
Kay
Lookin' For My Baby
Pilot Town, LA
Workin' On The River
Sun Goin' Down On Frisco
Nitty Gritty Mississippi
San Francisco Lady
Tallahassee
The Old Home Place
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
Blackland Farmer
I'm Ragged But I'm Right
Stormy Monday Blues
There Ain't Much Left After Taxes
Jenny Lee
It's All Your Fault
Memphis Sun