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Elvis made his first commercial recording at Sun Studio

That's All Right was cut in Memphis in July 1954

Elvis Presley recorded That's All Right at Sun Studio in Memphis in July 1954 with producer Sam Phillips, guitarist Scotty Moore and bassist Bill Black. It was released within days and is regarded as an early landmark of rock and roll.

Sun Studio, Memphis Recording Service
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame

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