Ozzy Osbourne - Dont blame me

Scholes planned this session with the greatest zeal that ARC had already received about a million applications for a new “forty-five,” the contents of which no one knew. Recording studios closest to Memphis were in Nashville, sessions were scheduled for March 20 and April 3, and even a compromise was reached on Elvis accompanists. Steve Scholes did not hide his preferences for studio regulars, and guitarist Hank Garland and the Jordaners appeared next to Presley, to which the most famous saxophonist from the country capital, Boots Randolph, was added. Elvis insisted on inviting Scotty Moore, D.J. Fontana, and Floyd Cramer; there wasn’t only a double bass player from the last team,which just these months made up the band “Black Black Combo” and toured with it at the time of the two most popular instrumental hits - “Smokie-Part 2” and “White Silver Sands” (“White Silver Sands”).