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Slow Down
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Hey Jim
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Sign On The Dotted Line
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Crawdad Hole
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A Fool for Loving You
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My Gal Mary Ann
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Let’s Bop
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Take Me To That Place
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Hey Slim
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When I Dream
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Jack Earls Manchester, Tennessee
Jack Earls' early career is proof that Sam Phillips and Sun Records had a much deeper and wider talent pool than "just" Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash. and Jerry Lee Lewis to draw on. One of Sun Records' first wave of rockabilly artists, Earls was there when Elvis was writing the book on how to meld hillbilly music with rock & roll, though his own impact on the music was more subtle. ... more
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