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Nov 15, 1956
Bobby Helms records "Fraulein" in an afternoon session at the Bradley Film & Recording Studio in Nashville
Nov 15, 1956
Buddy Holly has his third Nashville recording session for Decca Records. Like the previous sessions, it's commercially unsuccessful
Dec 4, 1956
Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash and Jerry Lee Lewis pose for a photo at the Sun studio in Memphis. The foursome conducts an impromptu jam session, which is subsequently dubbed "The Million Dollar Quartet"
Dec 10, 1956
Hank Thompson records "Rockin' In The Congo" at the Capitol Recording Studios in Hollywood during an afternoon session
Dec 14, 1956
Roy Orbison splits with his original backing group, The Teen Kings, during a recording session at the Sun Studio in Memphis. The band includes rhythm guitarist Johnny Wilson, who goes on to write hits for Kenny Rogers and Billy "Crash" Craddock
Dec 15, 1956
Tab Hunter records a pop version of the just-released Sonny James hit "Young Love," using The Jordanaires on backing vocals
Jan 3, 1957
Brenda Lee records her first country hit, "One Step At A Time," at the Pythian Studios in New York
Jan 4, 1957
Fats Domino records "I'm Walkin'" at the J&M Studio in New Orleans. Within months, Ricky Nelson launches a singing career with his version of the song
Jan 12, 1957
Elvis Presley records "All Shook Up" and "Tell Me Why" at Radio Recorders on Santa Monica Boulevard in Hollywood
Jan 15, 1957
Elvis Presley records "Party" at Hollywood's Radio Recorders for the "Loving You" soundtrack. Wanda Jackson will record the definitive version of the song, which becomes a hit for her in 1960 under the title "Let's Have A Party"
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