The Blue Moon Boys

The Blue Moon Boys were a key band in the early career of Elvis Presley, formed in the mid-1950s. They consisted of guitarist Scotty Moore, bassist Bill Black, and, at times, drummer D.J. Fontana. This group's innovative blend of rockabilly, country, and rhythm and blues helped shape Elvis's sound and style. They played together during his initial rise to fame, contributing to iconic recordings and electrifying live performances. The Blue Moon Boys played a vital role in establishing Elvis as a cultural icon, influencing the direction of rock music for future generations.