Previously Unreleased Music by Carl Perkins
The King Of Rockabilly Carl Perkins returns to Sun Records with the landmark release of his never-before-heard album, Some Things Never Change. Tracked in Nashville and his Jackson poolhouse, Perkins shines as produced by Bill Lloyd. Arriving in celebration of 70 years of “Blue Suede Shoes,” the album features new originals and versions of John Hiatt's "Memphis In The Meantime" and Johnny Cash's "Get Rhythm," backed by sons Stan and Greg Perkins and studio aces Jerry Douglas and Pete Finney.
Some Things Never Change - Out Now
Mickey Murray parlayed a modest impression of Otis Redding into a surprising pop-chart entry in 1967, with “Shout Bamalama” making it nearly halfway up the Top 100. Murray recorded over a dozen sides for SSS Int’l, but follow-ups like his self-penned “Lonely Room” and the hard funk of “Hit Record” failed to generate any chart action. Collectables compiled 18 of his best for 1999’s Shout Bamalama: The Very Best of Mickey Murray. ~ John Bush, Rovi
