Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash
December 4, 1956, at the Sun Record Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.

The Complete Million Dollar Quartet session 1956

CD: Various - 2006 - The Complete Million Dollar Quartet

01. Instrumental    [0:01:46.28]
02. Love Me Tender - Instrumental    [0:01:00.44]
03. Jingle Bells - Instrumental    [0:01:58.06]
04. White Christmas - Instrumental    [0:02:07.08]
05. Reconsider Baby    [0:02:42.16]
06. Don't Be Cruel    [0:02:21.34]
07. Don't Be Cruel    [0:02:12.14]
08. Paralyzed    [0:03:00.38]
09. Don't Be Cruel    [0:00:36.12]
10. There's No Place Like Home    [0:03:37.48]
11. When The Saints Go Marchin' In    [0:02:15.11]
12. Softly And Tenderly    [0:02:44.54]
13. When God Dips His Love In My Heart    [0:00:18.38]
14. Just A Little Talk With Jesus    [0:04:14.16]
15. Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley    [0:03:32.40]
16. I Shall Not Be Moved    [0:03:44.09]
17. Peace In The Valley    [0:01:33.10]
18. Down By The Riverside    [0:02:25.72]
19. I'm With A Crowd But So Alone    [0:01:16.35]
20. Farther Along    [0:02:07.41]
21. Blessed Jesus (Hold My Hand)    [0:01:26.03]
22. On The Jericho Road    [0:00:52.58]
23. I Just Can't Make It By Myself    [0:01:03.14]
24. Little Cabin Home On The Hill    [0:00:47.30]
25. Summertime Is Past And Gone    [0:00:12.18]
26. I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling    [0:00:35.67]
27. Sweetheart You Done Me Wrong    [0:00:30.17]
28. Keeper Of The Key (Carl Lead)    [0:02:05.48]
29. Crazy Arms    [0:00:17.23]
30. Don't Forbid Me    [0:01:18.73]
31. Too Much Monkey Business    [0:00:04.62]
32. Brown Eyed Handsome Man    [0:01:15.05]
33. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind    [0:00:37.22]
34. Brown Eyed Handsome Man    [0:01:52.59]
35. Don't Forbid Me    [0:00:49.50]
36. You Belong To My Heart    [0:01:11.70]
37. Is It So Strange    [0:01:19.11]
38. That's When Your Heartaches Begin    [0:04:55.29]
39. Brown Eyed Handsome Man    [0:00:19.54]
40. Rip It Up    [0:00:22.30]
41. I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye    [0:00:55.43]
42. Crazy Arms    [0:03:35.23]
43. That's My Desire    [0:01:56.20]
44. End Of The Road    [0:01:49.16]
45. Black Bottom Stomp    [0:01:11.31]
46. You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven    [0:01:11.68]
47. (Elvis Says Goodbye)    [0:00:42.59]

Did the million dollar quartet actually happen?

"Million Dollar Quartet" is a recording of an impromptu jam session involving Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and Johnny Cash made on December 4, 1956, at the Sun Record Studios in Memphis, Tennessee.


Did Johnny Cash actually sing with the million dollar quartet?

There have been many questions about whether Johnny Cash was really part of The Million Dollar Quartet. In reality, Cash never provided any lead vocals on the recording, so his presence isn't so obviously known as the other three performers.21 mag 2023

Was there a woman with the million dollar quartet?

Marilyn Evans considered her brush with history nothing more than a life's footnote. And yet, every time Million Dollar Quartet is performed, she's center stage, in the spotlight. This is what happens when you become a character in a popular musical years after the fact.28 giu 2022


The product of a casual afternoon jam session in 1956 between Elvis Presley, then the biggest star in America, and the rock & roll legends Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins, these songs are a world away from the tight, well-produced rock & roll that Sam Phillips' Sun Studios was recording and releasing in the mid-'50s. More than half the material heard here consists of gospel music, and there are also versions of Chuck Berry's "Brown-Eyed Handsome Man" and "Too Much Monkey Business," as well as some classic country songs penned by Hank Snow, Gene Autry, and Bill Monroe. Relaxed and informal, these recordings are an illuminating snapshot of a moment in rock & roll history.
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