Studio Session for Sun Records, September 10-11, 1954

	Studio :	Sun Studio, Memphis, Tennessee
	Producer / Engineer :	Sam Phillips

I’ll Never Let You Go

	Take NA					UN [Tape Box #12]
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Satisfied

Take 01

1:15

"N.G."

UN [Tape Box #12 (continued)]

I’ll Never Let You Go

	Take NA					UN [Tape Box #12 (continued)]
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	Take NA	Incomplete	1:07	Probably on one of tape boxes #12 or 9	OPA1 4197	Good Rockin' Tonight LP(Bopcat 101)/Bopcat 100 LP/Sunrise

I Don’t Care if the Sun Don’t Shine

U-130

	Take 01	Incomplete	0:43		OPA1 4195	Sunrise+"Good Rockin' Tonight LP"/Bopcat 100 LP [Non-RCA Tape]
	Take 02	FS	0:32		OPA1 4195	Sunrise+"Good Rockin' Tonight LP"/Bopcat 100 LP
	Take 03	M	2:32		F2WB 8042	Sunrise+Good Rockin' Tonight LP/Bopcat 100 LP

Just Because

	Take 01					UN [Tape Box #10]
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	Take NA					UN [Tape Box #9]
	Take NA	M	2:34	Continued	F2WB 8118	50's Box 1

I’ll Never Let You Go

	Take NA					UN [Tape Box #9 (continued)]
	Take NA

Good Rockin' Tonight

U-131

	Take 01					UN [Tape Box #9 (continued)]
	Take 02?	M	2:13		F2WB 8043	Platinum/Sunrise/50's Box 1 [Tape Box #3]

Just Because (slow version?)

	Take NA					UN [Tape Box #3 (continued)]
	Take NA

	Musicians:
	Guitar :	Elvis Presley
	Guitar :	Scotty Moore
	Bass :	Bill Black
	Percussion :	Buddy Cunningham? Beating on an empty record box, I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine only
	Guitar :	Doug Poindexter? Perhaps on Just Because and Good Rockin' Tonight

	Notes:
	The incomplete outtake of I'll Never Let You Go as released by RCA comes from a copy of the Good Rocking Tonight LP (Bopcat 100).
	The two incomplete outtakes and the master of I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine were finally mastered from the original(?) tape on 'Sunrise' in 1999. All previous RCA/BMG releases came from a copy of the Good Rocking Tonight LP (Bopcat 100). Stereo clicks could be heard between the takes. These recordings were later re-issued on "Good Rockin' Tonight" (Bopcat 101) in 1979. Note that the complete version actually is the master. The sound quality of the second Bopcat LP implies that the tape used could be first generation. The same song sounds extremely noisy and distorted on the 50's Box. It could be 2% too fast as well. RCA never received the master, but used a tape transfer of a SUN 78 RPM.
	It is of course not certain that Doug Poindexter and Buddy Cunningham really played on the session.
	In Jorgensen's "A Life in Music" it can be found that Sholes' notes indicated that RCA received 1 take of Satisfied, 10 takes of I'll Never Let You Go, 3 takes of I Don't Care if the Sun Don't Shine (probably not true), 17 takes of Just Because and 2 takes of Good Rockin' Tonight. According to the same source, a slow version of Just Because was recorded after the master. If so, this would explain why one version out of three of that particular song was mentioned by name instead of RCA matrix number.
	Guessed tape box order: #12, #10, #9 and #3.