Elvis' 1st Recording Digitally Transferred at the Country Music Hall of Fame
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- Elvis Presley's "My Happiness" b/w "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" 7" vinyl is available here: thirdmanstore....
In June of 1953, Elvis Presley made his first ever recording directly to acetate at Sun Studios in Memphis, TN. This one-of-a-kind piece of music history was recently purchased by Jack White at auction. On February 26th, 2015, Jack White met with legendary music archivist Alan Stoker at the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, TN to have this "holy grail of rock n roll" digitally transferred, so Third Man Records could repress it for the masses. A facsimile of this record, using this transfer without alteration, was available on Record Store Day, April 18th, 2015. A cleaned-up and re-mastered version of this recording is available as a 7" on Third Man Records.
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Thanks to Jack and everyone at Third Man for allowing me to be a part of this historic transfer and project.
Thank you you for your expertise on this project . I live on Maui but if I was there I'd be first in line for that 78 .All I can hope for is a copy down the road .Thank you to Jack for making it possible .
Alan Stoker It's much better sounding than ever before. Have you guys ever tried using one of those laser record players to play old records like that? From what I've heard, they can bypass a lot of surface noise to get a clearer sound out of 78's.
mysteryjesus Curiously, I've actually heard laser gramophone players don't do so well with clicks because, unlike conventional players, they can't move dust out of the way when playing.
Phaneronic
I am not certain about any source for your curiosity, but they actually exist. This is not a joke. They are manufactured out of Japan. They can actually read more of the groove than a stylus. Of course they have to be cleaned like this record was. They cost upwards of $10,000. The company sent me some samples of the difference between the laser and a stylus and it cleaned up the sound considerably decently. They are called elp. I think there are samples on the website.
I'm aware of their existence, I was merely stating their inability to vacate dust particulate in the stylus' path.
I just have to brag, My dad is Alan :) I am so proud of you Daddy!
+Emily Stoker lol.
its surprising.
I went to high school with your dad! You should be proud!
@Emily you should be proud!
@@thecoochmon112 I can’t believe I’m just now seeing this! I’m extremely proud of my Dad! He’s amazing!
What I find fascinating is that single moment in time when Elvis walks into Sun Studios unaware how his life was about to change in such a big way.
I'd always hear the knock on Elvis of how he didn't write his own songs (as if Robert De Niro writes his own scripts) - anyhow, Dylan, Jack White, Lennon and many, many other great songwriters will explain the impact Elvis had on them and the world. You may not like Elvis' music, but his talent, musical and cultural impact are immeasurable.
FUCK THE ELVIS HATERS! THEY DON'T MATTER!
Neither did Sinatra, Garland, Caruso, Pavarotti, etc, but they were still world-class singers and legends, so why do the idiots single out Elvis for not writing his own material? The fact that he was a master interpreter of the music he sang, and that he changed popular music and culture forever, should be enough - though I doubt if said idiots realize how much Elvis did in that respect. To understand it, they would really need to understand the music and culture of his time. It's easy to be blasé about such things when they've grown up surrounded by different types of rock music, but don't understand that it didn't always exist, and that it had a beginning - and only when they understand the times in which it exploded onto the world stage will they fully appreciate its initial impact.
Lennon sucks. Otherwise agree.
I agree with Jack. Even through the pops and clicks you can hear Elvis voice clearly. I wish more of his Sun Studio recordings sounded that clear.
"Sounds incredible".....
Understatement, to say the least.
It's a Historical recording and a Historical Moment in modern day music. It ROCKED the world.
I just love the part when Jack lifts up the label with the pen knife and peer's into June 1953
Wow, these two men are keeping and carrying music history into the future and handling it with such reverence and care of the recognition of the importance and value of this act for future historical records.
Elvis shook the world!
Along with my Mother I gotta Bragg! Alan is my Grandfather and seeing this stuff is really cool! Thanks to everyone who was apart of it.
Thank You Jack White for buying this treasure, and releasing it for the FANS. Well done sir.
Amazing! Elvis LIVES!
Everything of Elvis that I've ever experienced certainly still lives. :) ...and even more!
That sounds so much better than the transfer on the Elvis at Sun box set!
saving history for us to enjoy in our lives and ones to come.
should be something we all strive for.
Watching this was fantastic.
Jack WHite is a genius- or borderline genius. His intellect runs deeper than any ocean- & not just w. music. He's got his head straight, despite the fact he overworks himself. He's a fantastic man! A good hearted one right there...
Fascinating! This is like the Holy grail of music, it'll probably disappear one day and no one'll know where it is.
Thank you to Jack White, Alan Stoker and all those who preserve our musical heritage!
AWESOME JOB ALAN, WELL DONE JACK. PLEASE RELEASE THIS OVER IN ENGLAND, LONG LIVE THE KING
That is so cool!!! I'm awestruck!!! Thanks so much Jack for getting this!
Alan Stoker is a legend. Great work.
I LOVE ELVIS and I adore Jack White. I was wondering who bought this acetate on January 8th, 2015, which was auctioned off on what would have been Elvis' 80th birthday. I am SOOOOO grateful it was Jack White. My respect for him has multiplied ten-fold.
Honey Bee I'm surprised at his speed. Just 3 months later he released it. I respect his turnaround time.
Fantástico!
thanks JAck White
History!
This is one of the coolest things Jacks ever done and there's a long list of that now I'm telling you.
Elvis cut the sole acetate demo of "My Happiness" and "That's When Your Heartaches Begin" on Saturday, July 18th 1953. It's considered to be the second most valuable recording of it's kind in the world, after a similar recording of Buddy Holly's "That'll Be The Day" by the Beatles.
It should be the most valuable, given that without Elvis there would be no Beatles, to quote John Lennon - and he was right.
such a young ELVIS
Jack White has now become an important part of the Presley legacy, much respect. Jack if you read this please release your disc in Europe.
My wife Jo and myself were in Nashville in 1992 we visited Sun Records [not to be confused with the original Sun studio in Memphis] owned by Shelby Singleton. We had been given the contact number Rockin'Rex [London rock n roll record dealer], so I phoned them. After questioning about what records and artists we were interested in they said we could visit the next day. We spent most of the day in a series of broken down garages going through new old stock Sun records, we were walking on broken 78s - this was the stock they had bought from Sam Phillips. We were then shown around the new studio and it had floor to ceiling height cupboards all round, they opened those up to show us all of Sam Phillips tape archive. We were then asked to stand back while they opened a safe and they showed us that acetate. I said that I had heard that it was lost they told us that they had bought it from a childhod friend of Elvis and they had been in dispute for years with RCA about the ownership of the recording. They did say then that they had come to an agreement with RCA over it and it was due to be released shortly - it has taken a while since then !! Phil Whyte
Amazing! I can't wait to hear the whole thing! Thank you, Jack!
Jack White is incredibly generous to share this with us.
Lovely!
Joe and I are proud and happy for what you do with vinyl acetate
Wow, thanks for sharing that moment with us.
Thank you for sharing with us Jack! :)
Wow!!!!! It sounds amazing.!!!
This is Amazing!! Thank you for sharing and preserving this record.
Thank you Jack White!!!
Wow that is so great, very impressive
Wow. Cool. Very awesome to preserve this sort of modern music history.
That label... so cool.
Softly And Tenderly was recorded and released in August 1953, if that helps narrow down the recording date of My Happiness
Wow, that was so cool!
This is so beautiful! How I’ve longed to b with you, My Happiness! Jack hen you bringing that Happiness to Third Man Upholstery? Been patiently waiting for an update. Maybe you already have and that’s why you’re off the radar... I’ll be at Skulls tomorrow night. Come tell me all about it... I can’t wait to hear about your next Happiness! 💗💗💗🙌🙌🙌💗💗💗🤘🤘🤘🌈🌈🌈🔆🔆🔆⚡️⚡️⚡️🥰🥰🥰
Great. He's only a prayer away.
Awesome!
amazing!!
Wow! That's all I can say, really.
so good
I somewhat do this type of job. In no way am I comparing myself to him, but he's really the man for this project.
Bryan Ladd Now that sounds interesting, i am a serious music lover and Mr Presley is of course one of my main idols, i am also very interested in the technical side including preservation and so i would find it most intriguing how this process is carried out, could you please give me some idea how a record that is very damaged can be restored?
If I was Jack White, at exactly 1:03 I would say, "What the fuck are you doin'? You put these on before you touch It !" I would then tossed a fresh pair of white cotton jewelers gloves at him.
Stoker cleaned it up afterwards, but it still seems kind of reckless.
was sold in stores, but we aint got it here in uk, I would love a copy if jack is reading this,
Transfer it wet ??? Wow !!! Never heard of this
Amazing :)
Great!
Imagine holding and listening thee original record. Would it have been recorded on tape first of all in the studio at the time or was there a machine that recorded straight to vinyl? Elvis didn't record it in June 53 it was July 18th 1953.
I have one ( Blue Christmas) made by Thorne Nogar for me. I’ve only played it twice and you can hear Elvis talk.
If someone can tell me how to post a picture on here I’ll post it for you to see
Good job
What is the one word one definitely would not want to hear at a historic moment like this, while In the process of making this transfer…? "Whoops!!"
I really shocked that they didn't first examine the groove under a microscope to determine if the laminate was lifting in any areas.
July 18, 1953
The guy: I think its gonna clean up well
The record: 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥
My godness
You❤
If only I had the money to buy it myself!😂
What about removing crackles & pops & balancing & re-releasing?
It was released raw on the 78 version to both make it authentic and to avoid damaging any sound information. Listen to the first few songs on Anthology 1 by the Beatles and you'll see what I mean; their noise reduction at the time led to quite a bit of information being lost. When this got re-released as a 7-inch 45, crackle reduction and such was done.
Is that Barry's cousin from storage wars?
Does anyone know how many copies of this there will be available at record store day ? I really would like a copy.
Are there acetates in existence for the sun recordings?
Crazy historical!
My only question is, how is this different from the Cd version that came out 20 years ago?
Very
@@TheLanceAdams How is it different...
I thought he gave it to his mother?
Sounds like someone is frying some chicken in the background LOL
It's a one of a kind that's over 60 years old; we're lucky it even exists at all.
Don't knock the rock Absolutely a Blessing !!!!!!!!!!!!
I can't believe how good the recording actually is behind all that surface noise. He really sounds alive... also please use the cue lever, my soul hurt a little watch you lift the stylus by hand.
Someone who makes their living making transfers of records know how to cue it properly. Come on.
@@RoastBeefSandwich You would think so! But clearly that's not the case. Many scratches are left on records as a result of hand-cueing. It's silly to expect your shaky hand to rival a well-designed cue lever.
Anyone know how much he paid for that record?
tylersmyler $300,000
@@Ghosthunt64 Damn! Seems a bit cheap considering
Did anyone else wince at the thought of a wet transfer?
Remember when he played Elvis on Dewey Cox movie 😂🤣
Alan sounds bit like matthew mcconaughey
He looks like Johnny Depp
He paid 100k for that damn
$300k, actually.
These two guys doing their best to destroy that ancient artifact that belongs in a museum
This is absolutely amazing. Thank you for sharing this.
There's something extremely profound about Elvis' first record being called my happiness especially if he did it for his mom. Either way, his happiness was lost when his mom died or he became so famous that the only happiness he had was singing...and Lisa Marie
Please, Jack, contain your enthusiasm. :/