Carl Perkins - Up Through The Years 1954-1957 (CD)

Carl Perkins - Up Through The Years 1954-1957 (CD)

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Carl Perkins - Up Through The Years 1954-1957 (CD)1 CD with 8 page booklet, 24 tracks. Playing time approx. 61 mns. Carl Perkins, later called 'The King of Rockabilly', made his initial recordings for Sam Phillips' Memphis based Sun Records in late 1954. His original version of Blue Suede Shoes will remain one of the best selling rockabilly records of all time. This compilation, mastered from the original master tapes in the Sun Records vaults, a primer on Carl's stellar Sun years, is essential!

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026