Elvis Presley - That's All Right (Official Audio) 

This song started it all. A legend was born.

I think this guy’s gonna be a legend. He has potential

16.08.2024 ❤Elvis you will never die!!!!

This is the first record I bought of Elvis in 1956 when I was 13 years old, I have every recording he made in my collection.

People today don’t even understand how important this song was when it came out. It opened a lot a doors and influenced most of the amazing talented musicians that came afterwards in the 60’s and 70’s.

This Song was Recorded on July 5th 1954... "Elvis Presley was The BIG BANG of Rock & Roll" -John Lennon

70 YEARS AGO THE ROCK AND ROLL WAS BORN !!! THANKS ELVIS !!

That day, The King was born.

Don't forget that this was recorded in one take!

I think that they should play more of Elvis Presley on the radio stations I love Elvis Presley forever

THE BIRTH OF ROCK N ROLL 1954 WHEN ELVIS INTRODUCED THIS SONG

Damn, his voice sounded modern back than it still so to this day, not a bit dated. That’s what I call talent and gift.

People went nuts went this was played on a blues show. They went ballistic when they saw him live just after this. He was an international sensation within 24 months of this airing.

Elvis first song

19 year old Elvis singing this one, was he talented or what? Forever The King

Elvis Presley was the most influential artist of all time. Some people try to argue but no one else is even close. He made rock and roll popular which had a huge influence on Buddy Holly, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Eagles, you name it. Rock and roll eventually led to heavy metal. Black Sabbath is considered the first metal band and they were influenced by Elvis. Lead singer Ozzy Osbourne once said that listening to Elvis growing up inspired him more than anyone else to become a musician. Elvis impacted and changed music like no one else.

Very laid back song... I love it!! This song started it all for Elvis! 👑❤️

Say what you want about his originality, but the man could sing.

Hard to believe this song is 70 years old, this was the beginning of rock n roll going mainstream.....'Before Elvis there was Nothing' - John Lennon.

The birth of Rock & Roll.

He is a legend, will always be.....The King.

This is what the birth of rock and roll sounds like.

Elvis's Sun Sessions unparalleled by anybody in the 50s

Well, that's all right, mama That's all right for you That's all right mama, just anyway you do Well, that's all right, that's all right That's all right now mama, anyway you do Mama she done told me Papa done told me too 'Son, that gal your foolin' with She ain't no good for you But, that's all right, that's all right That's all right now mama, anyway you do I'm leaving town, baby I'm leaving town for sure Well, then you won't be bothered with Me hanging 'round your door Well, that's all right, that's all right That's all right now mama, anyway you do

The King of Rock and Roll! Much love to you, Elvis.

I think "steal" is a very strong word. Elvis was inspired by this music and wanted to do his own reditions of the music he loved. He was a cover artist as well as a visionary.

before Elvis, there was nothing - Lennon . . . legends never die. Incredible human being.

Love this song, it's simple but Elvis's voice makes it beautifully melodic 🥰

Elvis, 19 Scotty & Bill recorded this song on 5 July 1954. By combining this old blues song with hillbilly & Country, the trio literally created Rockabilly- the Big Bang of rock and roll and the world was never to be the same again. The song was originally written and recorded by bluesman Arthur “Big Boy” Crudup on 6 September 1946 one of Elvis’s biggest early inspirations.

Without Elvis there'd be no Beatles -John Lennon

My knees shaking while cooking bacon and eggs. Elvis is the best! Period!

His voice sounds like the old blues guys. Amazing

I was 7 months old when he recorded this song. Here I am listening to it many decades later. RIP his daughter Lisa. 😢

The time when Elvis never knew how famous he would become...

To think a less than two minute song inspired by his mother is what got his long term career started. May he Rest In Peace

The king Of Music, The Rock, Rockabilly, Country, Gospel, Rhythm and Blues, halls of Fame. Nobody else has ever done that.

Birth of Elvis, birth of Rockabilly.

Where in the hell did this guy come from? Wow just wow

God must have been showing off, when he made this beautiful man inside and out. 😱😱😱😱😱😱😁😁😁❤️🤩🤩🤩❤️❤️💯💯💯❤️❤️❤️

ELVIS PRESLEY WAS UNIQUE THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ELVIS PRESLEY 🎸❤️

Still the peak. You knew the world shook on it's axis when the guitar started

Elvis was, and is still the GREATEST SINGER EVER !!!!

Por siempre... Elvis Presley...

This Song And a young man from Tupelo Mississippi changed the world forever. His name is known all over the world as ELVIS !!!

RIP Elvis 👑👑👑

He has this thing in his throat that grinds the living soul out of me 🤌🏾

Legendary

The first rock song. Real classic.

Who else is here after seeing the movie ?

On the night of July 7, 1954, Memphis disc jockey Dewey Phillips played a brand-new recording of the song “That’s All Right” sung by 19-year-old Elvis Presley, who lived there in Memphis. Right away, listeners starting calling, demanding that he play it again, asking exactly what kind of music it was - blues? rock ’n’ roll? - and wanting to know more about the singer. Dewey played the song fourteen times that night. During one break, he called the Presley home, wanting to get Elvis down to the studio for an interview. Elvis, who’d been told that his record might be on the radio, had been too nervous to listen. “I thought people would laugh at me,” he later explained. So he’d gone to the movies. Dewey asked his mother to find him, saying, “I played that record of his, and them birdbrain phones haven’t stopped ringing since.” Mr. and Mrs. Presley hurried to the theater, searched the dark rows, found their son, and hustled the boy off to WHBQ for the interview. As a child, Elvis Presley soaked up gospel music at church. He listened to country music on The Grand Ole Opry radio show, blues singers on the streets of Memphis, spirituals at tent revivals, symphony orchestra concerts in the park, opera on the family’s wind-up Victrola. “What kind of singer are you?” the manager of a Memphis recording studio asked him when he made his very first record. “Aw, I sing all kinds,” he answered. “Who do you sound like?” she pressed. “I don’t sound like nobody,” he insisted. His answer was more than youthful boasting. Presley’s unabashedly original style embraced all kinds of American music and crossed all borders of race, class, and region. As biographers have noted, that democratic principle of his music helped win legions of fans. - by Bill Bennett and John T.E. Cribb, The American Patriot’s Daily Almanac

The opening of the flood gates to Rock N Roll, still the finest music today. recorded at Sun Studios, Union Ave, Memphis the birth place of Rock N Roll, one music that will NEVER die, we wont let it.

Elvis Presley's inaugural song! It all started with this one, ladies & gentlemen!

Love this song! Damn, young Elvis shows his raw talent.

"Musically and socially, 'That's All Right' is a landmark recording. It is on this song that Elvis first synthesizes black blues, white country and western, black and white gospel, and pop to produce a new and exciting sound. Close friend Eddie Fidal and others close to the fledgling star said Elvis was hurt by the charge that he merely copied from black artists, because he admired those musicians so much and knew it wasn't true. We feel this accusation unjustly diminishes Elvis's achievement of fusing black and white musical influences. Indeed, he helped pave the way for reciprocal changes in the dynamics of black and white relations, musically and culturally...Furthermore, Elvis was the first white man to top all music charts, including the black rhythm and blue lists. This gut-level reaction to the innovator and his music proves the amalgamation of spirits and styles was real and that Elvis was neither a fraud nor a mere imitator." -Samuel Roy and Tom Aspell, "The Essential Elvis"

FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOEVER SHALL BELIEVETH UNTO HIM SHALL NOT PERISH BUT HAVE EVERLASTING LIFE - JOHN 3:16

At Sun Records in 1954, Sam Phillips recorded & produced Bill Black on double bass, Scotty Moore on lead guitar & Elvis on rhythm acoustic guitar & vocals. The magical recipe for a groundbreaking masterpiece😎👍

Ah yes The good Old Elvis Presley days he recorded this song in 1954 long live the king

Scottie, Bill and Elvis took this old bluesy song and turned it upside down and blended country and western, along the blues, and make it an acceptable and pop sound that was pleasing to the masses and created Rockabilly as well. This can be considered the 1st pop sound of the modern era.

I'm from Detroit (blow the reveille)! Most of you probably know this story. *Elvis* was not an instant star when he walked in to Sun Studios to record a song for his mother. Sam Phillips thought he saw something in this kid. But, they spent months rehearsing, trying to find the right vehicle for him (with no success). One night, after a long session, Elvis sat down with a guitar and started singing an _'irreverant'_ version of Arthur Crudup's 'That's All Right (Mama)'. He was using that style of singing we all came to know & love; Where you could *HEAR* the _'hip-shakin'_ in his voice. *Scotty Moore:* "What's that your doin'?" *Elvis:* _"Oh, man. I'm just goofin' it."_ *Scotty:* "Do it again. I'll try to add some guitar to it." Then, *Sam* stuck his head out of the booth: "What's that your doin'?" *Elvis* (same response): _"Oh, man. I'm just..."_ *Sam:* "Well do it again and I'll tape it." *AND ELVIS ROCK AND ROLL WAS BORN!* Peace. Stay Healthy! - Dave B.

Just got back from watching the great film! They did a great job covering the song

I love this song and I'm 12 years old.

The legend that is Elvis Presley!

He’s my everything. God sent me him because I needed him.

The legacy of Sun Records.

I'm a Elvis Presley fan

I can’t believe I’m banging a song from 1950s! This is lit AF

My favourite Elvis song. The song that started the cultural and musical revolution, he truly fathered most of the music today with this song. So full of potential at this time, truly on the precipice history.

HAIL TO THE KING

Elvis voice at 19 years!The beginning of Revolution !

When Elvis sang this song, no one though that it would bring dozens of new music genres

bravossssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Thank you Arthur Crudup for writing this song back in 1946.

If Elvis had lived to see 80... this is his voice...

The Greatest singer of the world

神だよなぁ

Man...he sure could sing 💜

The king.❤️

When a king was born

And a young King was made ❤️😎

I keep seeing people say “He made Rock and Roll popular.” No. Elvis CREATED rock and roll. It did not exist before him.

I particularly love this song, along with the way he sings it. (It's amazing!). And adding that to the mixed elements of Country and Jazz is perfect! 💀🎸🤘🏼

What is all right... All right... That song surely is... "That's all right Mama".

There will only ever be 1 king of rock and roll

RIP Scotty . One hell of a reunion with Elvis in heaven.

I’m 16 and I grew up loving Elvis with my granddad that movie was so moving and it rebirths my love for him

He was one and only true king and the Star! Born in poverty. Just like the star, born from darkness...Today stars are incomparable to Elvis! They have minimal talent and hundreds of managers running the show!! All Elvis needed to do a concert was a microphone and his guitar and all women fainted the minute he start singing... Nobody can achieve that today.

Thus the legend was born.

40 years today, the King left us...may you rest in peace Mr. Presley.

Love Elvis for 65yrs keeps living on in my heart ❤️ R I P Elvis 💙 miss and love you forever.🥀💙💔a very sad day in1977.

My Son loves this song .. he is always singing it to me ❤ I'm 7O years old ..I still can't help falling in love with my gorgeous awesome Elvis xx ❤❤❤💙💙💙💔💘🙏😢

Not bait: Elvis is the king of rockabilly

The best singer all the time.

My favorite Elvis song.

Definitely made the right career move.

He’s the greatest 20th century singer of all time and the king of rock and roll

THE KING

66 years ago of this song , this amazing song , the beginning of the greatest king of all

Dont forget elvis was playing the second guitar and is leading the song with it

Jedna od onih Elvisovih koje ti se svide na prvu! KRALJ!!!! KING!!!! RE!!!!!

Elvis was at the good place at the right time. He was generous towards his fans. He was a wonderful entertainer. He was good looking and good signer. He was the first to put rock and roll on the map.