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Bill Black

“That’s All Right”

By Noel Shine

Winter 2024

January 9, 2025 by Leave a Comment

Elvis Presley performing with Scotty Moore and Bill Black in 1956.

On the 70th anniversary of Elvis' "That's All Right" recording, Noel Shine looks back with nostalgia on the song that changed the world. The seventieth anniversary of the recording of Elvis’ first record, “That’s All Right,” a seminal moment in music history, happened this past July 5. Sam Phillips, proprietor of Memphis Recording Studios, was at the control desk on that … [Read more...] about “That’s All Right”

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