A legend in the guitar-playing world, Chet Atkins remains a name known to relatively few outside that sphere. But that is an injustice. Not only was he a role model to Scotty Moore, the man who added the guitar to Elvis' early classics and modelled his style on Atkin's country picking, but he was also managing RCA Records' Nashville operation when the label signed Elvis. Featured here are two of his finest albums from the '50s: 'In Three Dimensions' and 'Finger Style Guitar', complete in their original running orders and with bonus tracks.
