Scotty Moore Papers, 1950-2008, undated.

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Scotty Moore Papers, 1950-2008, undated.

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The Scotty Moore Papers span the years 1950 to 2008 and include some undated materials. The papers contain Moore's personal files, photographic material, clippings, and publications. Both Moore's personal and professional life is documented through the files and photographic material; the correspondence and contracts being of particular note. The clippings in the collection shed additional light on Moore's career, particularly his relationship with Elvis Presley. Overall, the Papers showcase Moore's career from his early days at Sun records to the present, providing rich insight to the life of a rock and roll guitar legend.

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