The Everly Brothers | I Wonder If I Care As Much | Cadence 78 rpm | 1957 USA

The Everly Brothers with "I Wonder If I Care As Much" recorded from the original US 78 rpm shellac single on Cadence 1315. Released in the US in May 1957, the A-side, "Bye Bye Love" peaked at Nr. 2 at the Billboard Hot 100 Pop chart. Both sides were recorded on March 1, 1957 at RCA Victor Studio in Nashville, Tennessee with Don Everly on lead vocal and acoustic rhythm guitar, Phil Everly on harmony vocal and acoustic rhythm guitar, Chet Atkins on electric lead guitar, Ray Edenton on guitar, Jimmie Day on steel guitar, Floyd T. 'Lightnin' Chance on bass and Buddy Harman on drums. The session was produced by Archie Blyer. Words and music by Phil Everly and Don Everly.

The charting A-side, "Bye Bye Love", is available here:    • The Everly Brothers | Bye Bye Love | ...  .

Musical style: Rock & Roll ballad.

Video recorded by Antoon van Olderen using an audio-technica player model AT-LP1240-USB with an Ortofon 2M 78 MM-stylus and audio captured off air via a Driade D 71 MK II speaker. This video is a recorded live demonstration of a playback of the 78 RPM shellac format on modern day equipment and is shared for archival and research purposes.