November 3, 1957 – Jerry Lee Lewis

November 3, 1957 – Sun Records releases “Great Balls of Fire,” written by Otis Blackwell (who penned “Don’t Be Cruel” and others for Elvis Presley). By the second week in December, the single is ensconced in the Top Ten on the pop, country and R&B charts. It becomes the best-selling record in Sun’s history. @jerryleelewis #ROCkabillyHop #GreatBallsOfFire
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October 31, 1934 – Ray Smith

October 31, 1934 – Rockabilly musician Ray Smith, known for the 1960 hit “Rockin’ Little Angel,” is born in Melber, Kentucky. “Rockin’ Little Angel” took a portion of its melody from the 1844 song “Buffalo Gals”. The record sold over one million copies, earning a gold disc. #ROCkabillyHop #RaySmith #RockinLittleAngel #HappyBirthday
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