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’So, Sam Phillips, did you force Elvis to sing black music and record That’s All Right, Mama?” Re-post

2023-04-22

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Since I made this podcast, Baz Luhrmann's ludicrous tissue of lies, the movie Elvis, has been released. Happily, as an Elvis fan on a mission to tell the true story of El, ever since my heart was broken the day he died, I was able to get to the source, and here I push Sam re that's All Right. Even so, after the interview, we became friends, and he said, "I think you really understand what me and Elvis and Sun Records were all about. I thank you for your in dept, investigative approach."