On July 18, 1953, ElvisPresley walked into Sun Records in Memphis, TN to record his first demo. This one-of-a-kind piece of music history was purchased by Jack White at auction. and had this rare recording digitally transferred. #Repost @thirdmanrecords | Sun Records

Did you know? Elvis Presley’s very first single on Sun Records featured a double shot of history: “That’s All Right” on one side, and his rockabilly take on Bill Monroe’s “Blue Moon of Kentucky” on the other. Elvis transformed Monroe’s bluegrass waltz into an upbeat, driving anthem. Pretty cool way to ignite the rock ’n’ roll revolution right here at Sun! We love when y'all drop your Elvis knowledge in the comments. What's a favorite Elvis memory of yours? We'd love to hear. 😎 Stream "That's Al

Elvis Presley was undoubtedly Sun Records’ biggest star, burning brightly during his tenure at the label from his musical beginnings in 1953 to when his contract was sold to RCA in 1955. It’s not an overstatement to say Elvis Presley influenced every rock and roller, and his Sun label mates were no exception! This collection of songs is Elvis as interpreted by his Sun contemporaries like Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, and Roy Orbison, sharing their versions of songs Elvis made famous. Grab your o