ROCK AND ROLL PILLS, Various, Sun Records Compilation LP
Founded in 1952 by Sam Phillips (2). During the 1950s-1960s it defined the Rockabilly genre with artists like Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis, and of course Elvis Presley. The first record on Sun was “Blues in My Condition” by “Little Walter” Horton and Jack Kelly. During the first year, Phillips recorded several artists who would go on to have successful careers. Among them were B.B. King, Rufus Thomas and Howlin’ Wolf. Thomas’s “Bearcat”, a recording that was similar to “Hound Dog”, was the first real hit for Sun in 1953. Little Junior’s Blue Flames hit #5 with “Feelin’ Good” later in 1953. In July 1969, Phillips sold 80 % of his interest to Shelby S Singleton Jr.
| A1 | Wade & Dick– | Wild Woman |
| A2 | Macy Skipper– | Bop Pills |
| A3 | Jimmy Williams (4)– | Fire Engine Red |
| A4 | Jimmy Williams (4)– | Sonny Boy |
| A5 | Macy Skipper– | Watch That Stuff |
| A6 | Barbara Pittman– | Sentimental Fool |
| A7 | Carl McVoy– | Tootsie |
| B1 | Macy Skipper– | Slow Rock And Roll |
| B2 | Jean Chapel– | I Won’t Be Rockin’ Tonight |
| B3 | The Kirby Sisters– | Red Velvet |
| B4 | Jean Chapel– | Welcome To The Club |
| B5 | Maggie Sue Wimberly– | Rock’N’Roll Cinnamon Tree |
| B6 | Maggie Sue Wimberly– | Call Me Anything But Call Me |
| B7 | Barbara Pittman– | Voice Of A Fool |
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