Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. You Belong To My Heart
2. When God Dips His Love In My Heart
3. Just A Little Talk With Jesus
4. Walk That Lonesome Valley
5. I Shall Not Be Moved
6. There'll Be Peace In The Valley (For Me)
7. Down By The Riverside
8. I'm In The Crowd But Oh So Alone
9. Farther Along
10. Blessed Jesus Hold My Hand
11. As We Travel Along On The Jericho Road
12. I Just Can't Make It By Myself
13. Little Cabin On The Hill
14. Summertime Is Past And Gone
15. I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling
16. Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong
17. Keeper Of The Key
18. Crazy Arms
19. Don't Forbid Me
20. Brown Eyed Handsome Man
21. Out Of Sight Out Of Mind
22. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (1)
23. Reconsider Baby
24. Don't Be Cruel
25. Don't Be Cruel
26. Paralysed
27. Don't Be Cruel
28. There's No Place Like Home
29. When The Saints Go Marching In
30. Softly And Tenderly
31. Is It So Strange
32. That's When Your Heartaches Begin
33. Brown Eyed Handsome Man (2)
34. Rip It Up
35. I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye
36. Crazy Arms (1)
37. That's My Desire (1)
38. End Of The Road
39. Black Bottom Stomp
40. You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven
41. Elvis Farewell

Disc 2:

1. That's All Right - Presley, Elvis
2. Movie Magg - Perkins, Carl (1)
3. You're A Heartbreaker - Presley, Elvis
4. My Treasure - Cash, Johnny
5. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine - Presley, Elvis
6. You're My Baby - Cash, Johnny
7. I'm Left You're Right She's Gone - Presley, Elvis
8. New Mexico - Cash, Johnny
9. I Forgot To Remember To Forget - Presley, Elvis
10. That Lucky Old Sun - Lewis, Jerry Lee
11. Turn Around - Perkins, Carl (1)
12. Dixie - Lewis, Jerry Lee
13. Honky Tonk Gal - Perkins, Carl (1)
14. Milk Cow Blues Boogie - Presley, Elvis
15. Belshazar - Cash, Johnny
16. Marine's Hymn (Halls Of Montezema) - Lewis, Jerry Lee
17. Sure To Fall - Perkins, Carl (1)
18. Train Of love - Cash, Johnny
19. Will The Circle Be Unbroken - Lewis, Jerry Lee
20. Keeper Of The Key - Perkins, Carl (1)
21. I Was There When It Happened - Cash, Johnny
22. Old Time Religion - Lewis, Jerry Lee
23. Be Honest With Me - Perkins, Carl (1)
24. Silver Threads Among The Gold - Lewis, Jerry Lee
25. Mystery Train - Presley, Elvis
26. Lonely Street - Perkins, Carl (1)
27. Goodnight Irene - Cash, Johnny
28. Great Speckled Bird - Lewis, Jerry Lee
29. Forever Yours - Perkins, Carl (1)
30. Leave That Junk Alone - Cash, Johnny
31. Hand Me Down My Walking Cane - Lewis, Jerry Lee
32. Baby Let's Play House - Lewis, Jerry Lee

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #29722 in Music
• Released on: 2006-03-20
• Number of discs: 2

Customer Reviews

The Half Pence Dolly Mixture Release
Ok, so what's wrong with this release?
The sleeve notes are inaccurate, for example Charlie Hodge's presence is postulated as a possibility, however Elvis didn't meet Charlie until they were both in the army some time later.
The running order is wrong.
But what about the bonus CD?
This stuff is really cheaply available elsewhere, I recently bought a cd box set of sun release at a co op for £2.
What should I buy instead?
The Sony BMG Complete "Million Dollar Quartet" (with correct running order, excellent photos and sleeve notes and fantastic sound) for around the same price and a good Sun compilation.

One in a Million
This album is absolutely great value for money, you get a 41 track CD of the session in '56 completely uncut, and then ANOTHER CD with a further 32 tracks of some of the 4 artist's best Sun Records.

This is especially a great buy for Elvis Presley fans as he is clearly the ring leader in the famous jam-session, as he sings in every song many of which he sings on his own as the other 3 play instrumental roles.

The first thing that hit me about the session CD of this great album was teh outstanding quality. Considering this was recorded on tape 50 years ago it sounds perfect, excusing the occassional quieting voice as the artists presumabley leave the mics pick-up range.

Despite some reports I can confirm that Johnny Cash does indeed sing and play during this recording - confirmed in his autobiography, and how quickly they each pick up each song is a tribute to their outstanding talent.

It's one of those albums that made me pick up my acoustic guitar to play along to because you really get into it. It's great value for money and absorbing to listen to them enjoying music. It's real music, and these men were the pioneers.

Highly reccommended.