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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The late Samuel Cornelius Phillips is arguably the one of the most important record producers, period. Don't believe me? Well, from his modest Memphis recording studio, The Memphis Recording Service (also the site of his own record label, Sun Records), he started the careers of many of the Artists that would change the musical landscape, starting in the mid-fifties: |
