Young and Beautiful - combined new masterĢ5. Baby, I Don’t Care - newly created versionĢ3. Have I Told You Lately - spliced take 3,6,7ġ8.
Got A Lot O’ Livin’ To Do - combined new masterġ6. I Beg of You - spliced take 8 (Jan), 34 (Feb)ġ5. That’s When Your Heartaches Begin - spliced take 9,11,13,6Ĩ. Jailhouse Rock - spliced take 3,4,4,7,5Ħ. Presented in digipack on factory pressed (limited to 500 copies) disc.ġ. We could go on, but best thing to do is judge for yourself! "One Night" combines the "sin" version with the master and even "Teddy Bear" and "All Shook Up" are mixed in a way as if they are alternate takes. "Young and Beautiful" gets the same treatment and it is very cool to hear Elvis start of solo and later the band joins in.
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"Treat Me Nice" combines the first and second movie version along with portions of the master. Highlights include a totally NEW version of "Baby I Don't Care" which has an unreleased instrumental track mixed with alternate takes of the song, the result is STUNNING!Īlso on this release are some cleverly made splices of different versions of songs. This release really shows how Elvis worked and was involved in the producing side of the tracks.Īmazing new splices are created for your listening pleasure
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The series continues in the fifties and focusses on 1957.Įlvis recorded lots of different songs in very different styles 'ELVIS 22 - Essential Fifties Splices Vol1' New Import: The CMT label announces, 'ELVIS 22 - Essential Fifties Splices Volume 1'. This digipack has been filled with some great photos of Elvis taken during these two shows, and newspaper reviews. The two Binghamton shows are a good example of some of those special moments where Elvis got it together, Elvis performs a varied setlist with a couple of songs that hadn't been performed very oftenĪt the time, this includes the last live version of Kris Kristofferson's ''Why Me, Lord'', Simon & Garfunkel's ''Bridge Over Troubled Water'' and even ''Blue Suede Shoes'' and ''Heartbreak Hotel'' were performed whilst not a standard anymore at the time, it made for a nice surprise!īJ Records felt it was time to re-release these two shows because of their historic place in representing Elvis his final year of performing on stage, with the original releases out of print we've put both shows together in a neat package, this allows older and newer fans to have both shows in the same place, while also enjoying the improved sound quality.
While in reasonable sound at the time, it was released in much better sound the following year on the Krypton Label, both of these releases showed that there were still nights where Elvis could pull it off and leave a mesmerizing performance when the moment was right, it took until 2006 for the second show to become available on the Graceland Records label under the name ''Second Night'' that release showed us that Elvis did not run out of steam after the previous night, if anything he was giving even more during the second show! Just listen to one of the best versions of ''Unchained Melody'' as Elvis pours his heart out. 'Two Nights In Binghamton' New Import CD: Out now is a new 2-CD 1977 AUDIENCE RECORDING from the BJ Records label with the title “Two Nights In Binghamton” featuring the May 26 & 27th, 1977 shows.īack in 1999 the Coast To Coast label released the CD ''Why Me, Lord'' featuring the May 26th 1977 concert in Binghamton, NY. This was the concert where Elvis premiered the classic songs 'I'll Remember You', 'You Gave Me A Mountain' (sung with a lighter arrangement), 'Never Been To Spain', 'A Big Hunk O'Love' and 'An American Trilogy' as well as the first time 'See See Rider' was used as his opening number.ġ - Also Sprach Zarathustra, 2 - See See Rider, 3 - Proud Mary, 4 - Never Been to Spain, 5 - You Gave Me A Mountain, 6 - Until It's Time for You to Go, 7 - Polk Salad Annie, 8 - Love Me, 9 - Little Sister/Get Back, The accompanying booklet includes rare photographs and memorabilia along with introductory notes. The soundboard recording has been remastered and for the first time presented in true stereo.
The album contains a thrilling new show - featuring a revised setlist - from Elvis’ Opening Night at the Las Vegas Hilton on the 26 January 1972. MRS Vinyl - 'Opening Night 1972’: Following the UK label ‘Memphis Recording Service’ (MRS) release of the CD ‘Las Vegas Hilton Presents Elvis – Opening Night 1972', vinyl collectors will be thrilled to know that the same performance is now being released on 180g vinyl. CLICK HERE if you want ONLY the 2022 FTD and SONY official CD news
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