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In July of 1953, an 18-year-old Elvis Presley walked into the offices of Sun Records to record two songs, “My Happiness” and “That’s When Your Heartaches Begin,” as a gift for his mother. When asked by receptionist Marion Keisker about his style and whom he sounded like, Elvis had two answers: “I sing all kinds,” and “I don’t sound like nobody.”  A Boy From Tupelo: The Complete 1953-1955 Recordings chronicles the rise of the singer who “don’t sound like nobody,” before he became The King of Rock and Roll. It includes every surviving demo and master recording Elvis recorded for the Sun label, rare session takes and live recordings on local radio stations and at the Louisiana Hayride, where Elvis enjoyed his breakthrough success as a live performer. Sun founder Sam Phillips, who’d cut the first records for artists like Howlin’ Wolf and Junior Parker, believed that blues songs written by predominantly black artists had the potential to reach white audiences, and was taken b...

I have the privilege to bring you the collection of one of the original Elvis Presley fan club presidents and editor of the legendary magazine, the Elvis Echo . Paulette is selling her collection of privately acquired items directly from Elvis Presley, his manager Tom Parker, associates Tom Diskin. the movie studios and record labels. This collection is ONE OF A KIND! You will never see these items again. Here is a list of items we will be putting up in the BackinMemphis shop - Click Here . You are getting an exclusive preview of what is to come! Paulette has an AMAZING collection in great condition! I get the shakes looking over everything she has. Check it out and IF YOU ARE SERIOUS about buying any of the items listed, email me. I will be listing them all in my shop this summer. Here is your chance to jump on it before anyone else! This collection is BEYOND AWESOME!   A FEW OF THE ITEMS IN THE COLLECTION CONSIDERED VERY VALUABLE      ...