The Dance Album of Carl Perkins is the first studio album by American singer Carl Perkins, released in 1958. The album was released by Sun producer Sam Phillips after Perkins left the label for Columbia Records. Most songs were released previously as singles and B-sides. The remaining tracks are outtakes from the Sun sessions.
In 1961, the album was reissued as Teen Beat: The Best of Carl Perkins, with a new cover, but the same selection of songs.
Influence The album was a major influence on the Beatles. They released "Honey Don't" and "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby" on the album Beatles for Sale and Beatles '65 in the U.S., and "Matchbox" on their EP Long Tall Sally. All songs from the album appeared at least in jam sessions by the Beatles, or were recorded after the breakup of the band by the ex-members. "Blue Suede Shoes" appeared on The Beatles Anthology 3 collection in 1996 in a studio jam from 1969.
Paul McCartney released "Movie Magg" on the Run Devil Run album in 1997. Ringo Starr released "Sure To Fall" on the Stop and Smell the Roses album in 1981. John Lennon released a live recording of "Blue Sude Shoes" on the Live Peace in Toronto album in 1969.
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