Cause and Effect presents:
Elvis Presley, Sun Records, and the roots of Rock n Roll…oh, and Dread Zeppelin!
Explore the music of Elvis Presley during the 1970s, from his electrifying 1974 performance at the Richmond Coliseum to his final studio sessions in October 1976. This show takes a closer look at the deep cuts that defined his later years, revealing a more introspective and soulful side of his artistry. We will also hear an eclectic mix of Sun Records legends, the obligatory Glenn Danzig block, and tribute to the blues and gospel pioneers who inspired Elvis’s earliest work. It’s a rich journey through the music that shaped an icon and the influences that helped create it. Oh, and Dread Zeppelin! [correction: early in the program I state that I was born the day Elvis died but I misspoke lol I meant to say year, not day!]
(We won’t be listening to either of these albums, but the covers are cool!)
[Top picture By RCA Victor – Billboard, March 10, 1956, page 54, Public Domain; By scene-out.com, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16188731;
Show Archive
Play show / Add show to playlistPlaylist:
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Elvis Presley, “Bossa Nova Baby (Viva Mix)”
from Bossa Nova Baby: The Ultimate Elvis Party Album
RCA Victor/Legacy - 2014
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Elvis Presley, “Also sprach Zarathustra (Live at Coliseum, Richmond, VA, March 18, 1974)”
from Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis (Legacy Edition)
RCA/Legacy - 1974
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Elvis Presley, “See See Rider (Live at Coliseum, Richmond, VA, March 18, 1974)”
from Recorded Live On Stage In Memphis (Legacy Edition)
RCA/Legacy - 1974
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Little Junior's Blue Flames, “Mystery Train (Remastered)”
from Mystery Train (Remastered) - Single
Sun Memory Music - 2019
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![Tiger Man (King of the Jungle) [Remastered] - Single](https://is2-ssl.mzstatic.com/image/thumb/Music211/v4/02/4e/6e/024e6e71-5ba5-b5bd-4bce-3cc7d7ced5b0/8433391786260.jpg/170x170bb.jpg)
Rufus Thomas Jr., “Tiger Man (King of the Jungle) [Remastered]”
from Tiger Man (King of the Jungle) [Remastered] - Single
Sun Memory Music - 2019
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Jerry Lee Lewis, “Walking the Floor Over You”
from 50 Reasons to Love: Jerry Lee Lewis
Universal Music Australia Pty. Ltd. - 2010
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Elvis Presley, “Where Could I Go But to the Lord”
from Peace In the Valley: The Complete Gospel Recordings
RCA Records Label - 1999
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Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, “So Glad You're Mine”
from The Very Best of Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
GAMC - 2009
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Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, “That's All Right”
from Crudup's After Hours (Nothing But the Blues)
History - 1999
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Sister Rosetta Tharpe, “Up Above My Head (I Hear Music In the Air)”
from Complete Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Vol. 2 (1943-1947)
Fremeaux Heritage - 2000
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Danzig, “Heart of the Devil”
from Danzig III: How the Gods Kill
American Recordings Catalog P&D - 2016
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Phish, “Suspicious Minds / Hold Your Head Up (Live)”
from Live Phish 12.1.95 (Hersheypark Arena - Hershey, PA)
JEMP Records - 1995
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Elvis Presley, “Tomorrow Is a Long Time”
from Elvis Presley: The Searcher (The Original Soundtrack)
RCA/Legacy - 2018
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The Misfits, “American Nightmare (New Found Sounds Studios 1981)”
from The Misfits Box Set
Astralwerks (ASW) - 1996
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Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, “She's Gone”
from Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup Vol. 1 1941-1946
Document Records - 1993
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Jackie Brenston & His Delta Cats, “Rocket 88”
from Sun Records 60th Anniversary (Box Set)
Curb Records - 2011
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Elvis Presley, “Gospel Medley: Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child / Where Could I Go But to the Lord / Up Above My Head / Saved (Live)”
from Peace In the Valley: The Complete Gospel Recordings
RCA Records Label - 1999
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