A label that lived on 45s still left behind a short shelf of long-players, plus a few later collections that kept the 706 Union Avenue sound in print. Rockabilly fire and country heartache share the same grooves.
1Dance Album of Carl PerkinsCarl Perkins's 1957 only Sun LP, home to Blue Suede Shoes, Matchbox and Honey Don't.1000pts
2Original Sun Sound of Johnny CashA 1964 Sun LP of overdub-free Cash recordings, the last original-era Sun album of his work.791pts
3The Million Dollar QuartetThe impromptu December 1956 Sun studio jam of Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash, first issued on LP in 1981.753pts
4With His Hot and Blue GuitarJohnny Cash's 1957 debut and the first LP Sun ever issued, featuring Folsom Prison Blues and I Walk the Line.668pts
5Johnny Cash Sings Hank WilliamsA 1960 Sun LP pairing Cash's takes on Hank Williams songs with his own Sun-era sides.565pts
6Roy Orbison at the Rock HouseA 1961 Sun LP gathering Roy Orbison's rockabilly sides like Ooby Dooby, cut before his Monument fame.439pts
7Now Here's Johnny CashA 1961 Sun LP that kept mining Cash's unreleased Sun recordings after he left for Columbia.439pts
8Sings the Songs That Made Him FamousJohnny Cash's 1958 second Sun LP, collecting Ballad of a Teenage Queen, Guess Things Happen That Way and other hits.439pts
9Greatest! (Johnny Cash)A 1959 Sun LP of Johnny Cash singles and outtakes, including Get Rhythm and Luther Played the Boogie.439pts
10All Aboard the Blue TrainA 1962 Sun LP of Johnny Cash's railroad songs, from Train of Love to Rock Island Line.439pts
11Jerry Lee Lewis (1958)Jerry Lee Lewis's 1958 self-titled debut LP on Sun, a showcase of his pounding piano rock and roll.439pts
12Story Songs of the Trains and RiversA 1969 Sun International album of Cash's train and river songs that reached No. 2 on the country albums chart.0pts
13Jerry Lee's Greatest!Jerry Lee Lewis's 1961 Sun LP, including his hit cover of What'd I Say.0pts
