A business that this man ran on Union Avenue is now a National Historic Landmark and was where Scotty Moore and Bill Black notably started playing a joking version of "That's All Right".  
This entrepreneur tricked multiple female DJs into auditioning for his new WHER radio station, the country's first "all-girl" station.  Albert Goldman's nasty biography of this man has him using the n-word in his famous quotation, "If I could find a white man who had the Negro sound and the Negro feel, I could make a billion dollars."  A business that this man ran on Union Avenue is now a National Historic Landmark and was where Scotty Moore and Bill Black notably started playing a joking version of "That's All Right".  This man was the first to give attention to Howlin' Wolf and Jerry Lee Lewis.  He infamously sold the contract to his best-known star to RCA Victor for thirty-five thousand dollars in 1956.  This "Man who Invented (*) Rock 'n Roll" allegedly told Johnny Cash to "go sin a little bit" before he'd record Cash at his Memphis Recording Service.  For 10 points, name this man who owned Sun Records, where Elvis first recorded.
This entrepreneur tricked multiple female DJs into auditioning for his new WHER radio station, the country's first "all-girl" station.  
Sam Phillips [or Samuel Cornelius Philips] 