Ray Pulley Interviews Elvis at Norfolk Municipal Auditorium February 12, 1956 These photos and audio are used by ScottyMoore.net with the expressed permission of Raymond H. Pulley and is courtesy The University of North Carolina at Chapil Hill's Southern Folklive collection

Raymond Pully interviews Mother Maybelle and The Carter Sisters February 12, 1956 at Norfolk Municipal Auditorium These photos and recordings are used for ScottyMoore.net with the express permission or Raymond H. Pulley and is courtesy of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Southern Folklife collection

This clip was filmed by Kittra Moore (wife of Bob Moore) at the Musicians Hall of Fame Awards show in Nashville when the Blue Moon Boys were inducted on November 26, 2007. Vince Gill was their presenter.

Scotty and Vince converse (in silence thank you kittra :) )at the Musicians Hall of Fame Awards Show

Ray Walker on Scotty's comeback

Keith Richards on the Worlds Greatest Band

Marshall Crenshaw on Scotty's sound

Gail Pollock on Scotty the engineer

Keith Richards on lead singers

Ronnie McDowell on meeting Scotty

Ron Wood on Keith jamming with Scotty

DJ Fontana on joining the band

Keith Richards on first hearing Scotty

Scotty on the sound onstage with Elvis

Elvis, Scotty and Bill in Lubbock, TX 4/29/55 courtesy EPE, Inc.

This slideshow was created and used onscreen as the introduction for Scotty's farewell performances at the Last Man Standing shows at the Peabody Hotel in Memphis on August 15, 2007

Scotty Moore presents "The Mighty Handful"

While on tour in the UK in the fall of 2002 a fan recorded this at the Glee Club in Birmingham U.K. on the 29th September 2002. It shows Scotty accompanied by Grundy/Pritchard band with vocals by Paul Ansell. "Its such a small intimate club it was like a private party!"

Shorty after Scotty started performing again in the early '90s a documentary was produced about He, Elvis and Bill in the first year of performing, 1954-55. The company created an infomercial with the intent of promoting it by having Scotty and Carl Perkins sit and talk a bit about the content. The video was never released and Scotty and Carl were never paid (again). Scotty though had a copy of the infomercial and has made the parts with he and Carl available to his fans here and on his website. Scotty siad this was better than the actual documentary.