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World's Greatest Rock & Roll Band

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The year was 1954, when Scotty Moore and Bill Black were hired for a demo session lead by a young kid from Tupelo, Mississippi. Elvis Presley's first recording session at Sun Studio in Memphis produced the song "That's Alright Mama". This piece of original artwork by entertainer Ronnie McDowell is a snapshot from that era, when the trio, which soon added drummer D.J. Fontana, toured the South in Scotty's wife Bobbie's 1953 Chevy Bel Air. These four Southern boys were on the heels of a phenomenon that no one could fathom.

The car inspired Ronnie McDowell to "close his eyes," and picture what it must have been like, driving through rural Mississippi, with Bill's stand up bass strapped to the hood. Scotty provided an original photograph of the Bel Air, which Ronnie meticulously reproduced in detail, all the way down to the original license plate number!

The result is this 20" X 28" print titled "The World's Greatest Rock 'N Roll Band." This "must-have" for all rock and roll fans is being offered for the first time right here!

Price: $35.00

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