When he graduated from high school, Presley worked as a factory
worker and truck driver. He made a record for his mother at Sun Record Co. in
1953, which he said “sounded like somebody beating on a bucket lid.” Sam
Phillips asked him to record a song the following year. “After a coffee break,
Elvis started singing a song with a rock ‘n’ roll beat. Phillips and the others
liked it” (The Elvis Reader). His
1954-1955 Sun sessions are listed on the National Recording Registry of the
Library of Congress.
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