This weekend, I will be journeying with Hartbeat Co-Curator, Vivian Hart, Hartbeat Director of Research, Greg Lew and his bride,chloe, The Queen of All Media to Minneapolis to view a performance of "Million Dollar Quartet." It's a musical inspired by the true story of what happened at the Sun Record Company Memphis Recording Service on December 4th, 1956. Carl Perkins was in the studio to record some new material with his brothers and a drummer. Producer Sam Phillips wanted to broaden the sparse rockabilly instrumentation,ray ban glasses, so he brought in his latest musical find, a piano player named Jerry Lee Lewis. During the afternoon, former Sun artist,louboutin, Elvis Presley, (now signed to RCA) dropped by as did Johnny Cash. They started jamming,chloemaindesigner.com, and engineer Cowboy Jack Clement rolled the tape machine. In something of a rock and roll mystery, the tapes were lost for years but were eventually discovered and released in various forms staring in 1981. The music consisted of gospel, country and R B, with some Christmas songs interspersed. The recording lacks some technical polish, but does capture a moment in the history of rock and roll. It will be very interesting how it translates to the stage. I will let you know in the next Hartbeat.
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