This 1970 collection gathers sides cut for the Sun Records label between 1958 and 1960, showcasing Rich's early, raw explorations of rockabilly and R&B. It offers a glimpse into the Memphis rock and roll scene before his later countrypolitan stardom.
- The album compiles tracks recorded for Sun Records, including "Lonely Weekends" and "Who Do You Think You're Foolin'."
- This release arrived during a period when Rich was transitioning between labels and genres, prior to his major hits on Epic.
- The album highlights Rich's versatile musicianship, playing piano and guitar on these recordings.
Charlie Rich was a Grammy-winning singer and guitarist known for his genre-bending blend of country, rockabilly, soul, and rock and roll. By 1970, he had moved to Epic Records and was beginning to achieve his greatest commercial success.
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