78 RPM - Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two - Home Of The Blues / Give My Love To Rose - Sun - USA

78 RPM Record

Artist:	Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two
Label:	Sun
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	279
Date:	10 Aug 1957
Format:	10"
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	10 Own, 5 Want
Price Guide:	$30
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PRICE GUIDE

$30

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A	Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two	Home Of The Blues	Cash, Douglas, L. McAlpin	Rate
B	Johnny Cash And The Tennessee Two	Give My Love To Rose	J. Cash	Rate

Notes

Recorded July 1, 1957, Sun Studio, 706 Union Ave., Memphis, TN
Johnny Cash (vocal, guitar), Luther Perkins (guitar), Marshall Grant (bass).
Producer: Jack Clement
Overdub sessions July 31 & August 1, 1957: Sid Manker (guitar), Jimmy Smith (piano); James M. Van Eaton (drums), Malcolm Yelvington, Asa Wilkerson, Bill Abbott, Don Carter, Lee Holt (backing vocals)
U 268-3 HOME OF THE BLUES
U 269-5 GIVE MY LOVE TO ROSE

BB Aug 19, 1957, p. 101 (Review Spotlight)
BB Sep 9, 1957, p. 61 (This Week's Best C&W Buys)
BB #3 C&W - Home of the Blues

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Comments and Reviews


Break-In Master 20th Mar 2016		Wish I could find my Sun book!! I could give ya more information here & there.



bill mann 19th Feb 2016		Overdubbed cuts only on Sun LP 1245 'Sing Hank Williams and Other Favorite Tunes'



Break-In Master 19th Feb 2016		Okay, thanks for letting me know!



make1968 18th Feb 2016		Do not know if those are for 45s, I only have the 78. The two copies I have are both Memphis (?) pressings without deltas. I've tried to add a comment of deltas whenever I've found them (but only directly from the record that's in my hands).



Break-In Master 18th Feb 2016		According to my info, the Deltas are: 17163 8/10/1957 Sun 279 a Johnny Cash Home Of The Blues 17164 8/10/1957 Sun 279 b Johnny Cash Give My Love To Rose (version 1) But these MIGHT be for the 45!! Is that what you have?



make1968 28th Jan 2016		This seems to be the same issue with the one that's now linked. Nevertheless, the other (previous) one should probably credit The Tennessee Two for the band, as I haven't seen a label without them. [mod: entries merged, artist credits adjusted]



BigBadBluesMan 6th Mar 2014



BigBadBluesMan 6th Mar 2014