EP - ''I'll Never Stand In Your Way

''I'll Never Stand In Your Way" holds a special place in the early history of Elvis Presley.

The story of how Elvis came to record this song begins in January 1954, before he became a household name.

In early 1954, Elvis walked back into the Memphis Recording Service, Sun's recording studio. He was eager to record again, hoping to get Sam Phillips' attention and prove that he had what it took

to make it in the music business. During this session, Elvis recorded two songs: ''I'll Never Stand In Your Way" and "It Wouldn't Be the Same Without You:' Both songs were popular country songs at

the time, showing Elvis's early leaning toward the genre.

''I'll Never Stand In Your Way" wasn't the breakout hit Elvis was looking for, but it was part of the

journey that led him to find his voice, blending country, blues, and rockabilly. The song itself resurfaced

many years later on early Elvis compilations, giving fans a glimpse into the raw beginnings of a

future legend. It remains a testament to his passion and perseverance in the early stages of his career