*(1986) America AR-LP-1001-B2 ''Rock And Roll (Fais Do Do)'' (Take NA LP Master) Class of '55 скачать в хорошем качестве

*(1986) America AR-LP-1001-B2 ''Rock And Roll (Fais Do Do)'' (Take NA LP Master) Class of '55

''Rock And Roll (Fais-Do-Do)'' (Take NA America AR-LP-1001-B2 LP Master) (Mike Smotherrman) (America Records Music) (3:17) Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins, Roy Orbison Recorded September 17-20, 1985 at Sun Recording Studio, 706 Union Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee and American Sound Studio, 827 Thomas Street, Memphis, Tennessee Name (No. Or. Of Instruments Jerry Lee Lewis - Lead Vocals Johnny Cash - Vocals Carl Perkins - Vocals Roy Orbison - Vocals Additional Musicians Jack Clement, Marty Stuart - Guitar Reggie Young, Bob Wootton, Kenny Lovelace, J. R. Cobb - Guitar Memphis Strings - Strings Arranged by Mike Leech Ace Cannon, Wayne Jackson, Jack Hale, Jr., Bob Lewin - Horns Arranged by Mike Leech Bobby Emmons Keyboards & Synclavier Bobby Wood - Keyboard Mike Leech, Bob Moore - Bass Gene Chrisman, WS Holland, Buddy Harman – Drums Toni Wine, Paul Davis, Dan Penn, Rebecca Evans, Reba Russell - Backing Vocals Producer - Chips Moman Recording Engineers - David Cherry, Chips Moman, Johnny Rosen, and Andy Black Mastered by Danny Purcell for Georgetown Masters Photo Courtesy by Dave Darnell "Rock And Roll (Fais-Do-Do)" is a collaborative song by rock and roll legends Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Johnny Cash, and Roy Orbison. The song is the seventh track on the collaborative studio album ''Class Of '55: Memphis Rock & Roll Homecoming''. The album was released on May 26, 1986, by America/Smash Records. It was recorded between September 17–20, 1985, at the historic Sun Studio and American Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. The track was produced by Chips Moman and written by Michael Smotherman. In addition to the album release, it was featured as the B-side to the 1986 singles "Birth Of Rock And Roll" and "Sixteen Candles''. The project was a reunion of the surviving members of the famous "Million Dollar Quartet" (Lewis, Perkins, and Cash), with Roy Orbison filling the spot of the late Elvis Presley. The session served as a 30th-anniversary tribute to their collective beginnings at Sun Records in the mid-1950s. Source and more information about Hank Williams see: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Digitally Remastered © - Condor Records - ©