RCA 47-6800
(original) USA, Jan. 4, 1957
Words & Music by: Side A – Lee Rosenberg, Bernard Weinman; Side B – Stanley Kesler
Musicians: Elvis Presley (vocals and guitar), Scotty Moore (lead guitar), Chet Atkins (guitar), Bill Black (bass), D.J. Fontana (drums), Marvin Hughes (piano), the Jordanaires (backing vocals)
Recording sessions: Produced by Steve Sholes at Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, Side A - Sep. 2, Side B - Sep. 1, 1956
Highest chart positions: Side A - US #1, US Country #3, US R&B #3, UK #6; Side B – US #34, US Country #8
Words & Music by: Side A – Lee Rosenberg, Bernard Weinman; Side B – Stanley Kesler
Musicians: Elvis Presley (vocals and guitar), Scotty Moore (lead guitar), Chet Atkins (guitar), Bill Black (bass), D.J. Fontana (drums), Marvin Hughes (piano), the Jordanaires (backing vocals)
Recording sessions: Produced by Steve Sholes at Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA, Side A - Sep. 2, Side B - Sep. 1, 1956
Highest chart positions: Side A - US #1, US Country #3, US R&B #3, UK #6; Side B – US #34, US Country #8
“Too Much”
was originally recorded by R&B artist Barnard Hardison in 1954. Elvis’ cover
version dwarfed the original one in terms of sales and chart success and became
his 6th #1 hit in the States.
List
price: Very Good+ $15, Near Mint $30; labels with horizontal line combined with the absence of the
dog are listed for VG+ $100, NM $200.
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