Roland Janes, the longtime engineer for Sam Phillips at his various recording studios, was the original smoking guitarist on many Sun hits, most notably Billy Lee Riley's "Flyin' Saucers Rock 'n Roll." Roland was sitting in the reception room of the old Sun Studio when Billy Lee took the mike to perform his old hits for the recording crew. Mr. Phillips came out and begged Roland to pick up the guitar and play that scorching opening. Roland was reluctant to do so, because he gave up the guitar some years ago, but Mr. Phillips kept after him. Roland finally agreed, entered the studio and started his blistering attack on the electric guitar. Inexplicably, Roland Janes' remarkable playing is nowhere to be seen.