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James Cotton Enters His 65th Year in Blues
Blues legend James Cotton appears in Victoria, BC Thursday, January 22nd at 8:00 pm at the Alix Goolden Hall. Now... -
Sam Phillips Commemorative US Postage Stamp Campaign On Tour
The Sam Phillips Commemorative US Postage Stamp Campaign is on tour again and today it stops in MEMPHIS… "where it... -
Bear Family Sun Collections
In the Spring of 1952, Sam Phillips took the bold step of launching his own record label. He'd been in... -
Million Dollar Quartet – Dec. 4 1956
The Million Dollar Quartet is the name given to recordings made on Tuesday December 4, 1956 in the Sun Record... -
LAST CHANCE TO TAKE PART IN ROCK N? ROLL HISTORY
Rock Pioneer’s Stamp Campaign Has Set Deadline When a 28 year old man from Florence, Alabama settled in Memphis, Tennessee and... -
Sam Phillips Commemorative Stamp Update
The following is a letter from our friend, Liz Scott, the driving force behind the campaign for the Sam Phillips... -
Top Ten Old Time Memphis Records
JASON GELT recently listed his "Top Ten Old Time Memphis Records" in the LOS ANGELES EXAMINER: 1. Johnny Ace, "Pledging... -
The Man Who Saved The “Sun Sound”
* This is an old article that we just happened across and thought we’d share. It’s not 100% accurate, but...
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