Sun Records

Sam records B.B. King, but his new label struggles. Elvis is inspired by African-American music, but is chastised by his family and girlfriend for crossing racial lines. We meet cousins Jerry Lee Lewis and Jimmy Swaggart.

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♪ There's ain't no need for you to look at me ♪

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Sam, we need to talk about Bible School for Knox.

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Trixie, hon. You've been dodging me.

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2:10. If'n you say so.

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I'm coming.

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Oh, pardon me.

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Hey.

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"So?" "So?" "So?" You dense or something?

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Now, remember, 2:10 on the nose. Anytime.

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"5000 a quarter, guaranteed."

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And, uh, one for the Colonel, of course.

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That's cause our equipment's better.

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I'll tell ya what, B, quit playing lead.

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Tellin' the Blues Boy how to play the blues.

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♪ She just left a note that said ♪

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♪ Hey Caldonia ♪

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It was never my business, Becky, I don't know...

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Bye.

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Thank you.

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No, sir. Just asked her on a date is all.

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I'm tired of y'all telling me what to do all the time!

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spending all my time in hillbilly bars,

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You know what L stands for, don't you?

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Not long.

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longest day she lives,

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Why don't we press up Joe Hill our own selves, man,

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You know, that could just about be my theme song.

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Ironin'.

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There's a lot of things to do.

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