From Nashville To Memphis: The Essential '60s Masters - Collective Personnel

Collective Personnel

  • Elvis Presley – vocals, guitar, piano
  • Scotty Moore – guitar
  • Hank Garland - guitar, bass
  • Chip Young - guitar
  • Neal Matthews - guitar
  • Harold Bradley - guitar
  • Grady Martin - guitar, vibes
  • Jerry Reed - guitar
  • Jerry Kennedy - guitar
  • Charlie McCoy - guitar, harmonica, organ
  • Reggie Young - guitar
  • Dan Penn - guitar
  • Pete Drake - steel guitar
  • Floyd Cramer - piano, organ
  • David Briggs - piano, organ
  • Gordon Stoker - piano
  • Henry Slaughter - piano, organ
  • Bobby Wood - piano
  • Hoyt Hawkins - organ
  • Bobby Emmons - organ
  • Bob Moore - bass
  • Henry Strzelecki - bass
  • Tommy Cogbill - bass
  • Mike Leech - bass
  • D. J. Fontana - drums
  • Buddy Harman – drums, tympani
  • Gene Chrisman - drums
  • Boots Randolph - saxophone, vibes, shakers
  • Rufus Long - saxophone
  • Ray Stevens - trumpet
  • Ed Kollis - harmonica
  • The Jordanaires - backing vocals
  • The Imperials - backing vocals
  • Millie Kirkham - backing vocals
  • Dolores Edgin - backing vocals
  • June Page - backing vocals
  • Joe Babcock - backing vocals
  • Mary Greene - backing vocals
  • Charlie Hodge - backing vocals
  • Ginger Holladay - backing vocals
  • Mary Holladay - backing vocals
  • Susan Pilkington - backing vocals
  • Sandy Posey - backing vocals
  • Donna Thatcher - backing vocals
  • Hurschel Wiginton - backing vocals

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