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Colonel Tom Parker insists on assuming control of Elvis' career, but Sam struggles with the decision to release his star. Meanwhile, Jerry Lee's philandering catches up with him; and Johnny starts his own band.

Elvis gets a taste of the limelight when he starts playing live shows; Colonel Tom Parker scams his way out of debt and has his sights set on Elvis; Johnny returns from overseas to begin his life with Vivian.

Sam and Marion take Elvis on the road to promote "Blue Moon"; Colonel Tom Parker has major consequences for his gambling; Jerry Lee tries to stay on a moral path now that he is married.

Sam's increasing panic attacks lead to a radical new medical procedure; Elvis tries to win Trixie back; Johnny Cash, who is overseas, makes a decision that affects his girlfriend back home.

Sam struggles to find the follow-up hit to Ike Turner’s “Rocket 88.” Colonel Tom Parker’s deceiving ways are exposed. Jerry Lee Lewis and Jimmy Swaggart have their eye on the same girl.

Sam records B.B. King, but his new label continues to struggle. Elvis is inspired by African-American music, but is criticized by his family and girlfriend for crossing racial lines.

Sam Phillips moves his family to Memphis to open a recording studio and to find his first hit musical act. Instead, he rekindles a steamy affair. Young Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash struggle at home.