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Memphis Mansion MMCD001-0421
© Memphis Mansion 2021
Produced by Henrik Knudsen, Anthony Stuchbury & Lars Gjeding
CD comes with a 8 pages booklet liner notes.
See also "Welcome Home Elvis - The Acetates"
Matrix number: TEWA DK1378 www.tewa.dk +45 98 63 11 00
IFPI 06C1
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Paul Barnett - WMPS interview Introduction / Stuck On You Fame And Fortune Elvis interviewed by Morris McLemore (March 22, 1960 at the Fontainebleau Hotel, Miami, Florida) Recorded live at the Fontainebleau Miami, March 26, 1960: It's Nice To Go Trav'ling (Opening with Frank Sinatra, Nancy Sinatra, Joey Bishop, Sammy Davis Jr. & Elvis Presley) Frank's Time Machine (Frank Sinatra & Joey Bishop) Witchcraft (Frank Sinatra) There's A Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York (Sammy Davis Jr.) Japanese Wedding Celebration Dance Sequence (Nelson Riddle Orchestra with Leona Irwin & The Tom Hansen Dancers) Gone With The Wind (Frank Sinatra) Uh! Oh! - The Nutty Squirrels (The Tom Hansen Dancers Sequence) Recall the Oscars / All The Way (Sammy Davis, Jr.) Shall We Dance (Sammy Davis, Jr. & Peter Lawford) Frank Sinatra talks Fame And Fortune (Elvis Presley) Stuck On You (Elvis Presley) Love Me Tender / Witchcraft (duet with reprise by Frank Sinatra & Elvis Presley) You Make Me Feel So Young / Let's Dance (Frank Sinatra & Nancy Sinatra) It's Nice To Go Trav'ling (Closing by Frank Sinatra) |
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Release notes:
"The Frank Sinatra Timex Show: Welcome Home Elvis" was a television special an
the ABC Television Network.
The show was reconled live at the famous Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami, Florida,
and was aired an May 12, 1960.
With an audience at approx. 50 million, the show became the top-rated show of
the year and that of Frank Sinatra's 21-year career of television specials.
The show featured ELVIS PRESLEY in his first televised appearance after his
return from the army.
This CD contains the entire show, various interviews - plus more - in a fully
restored and remastered audio quality.
Every effort has been made to achieve the best possible sound, however, priority
has been given to the historical content of the original acetate recordings and
material.
We guarantee you that you've never heard the legendary Frank Sinatra television
special like this before!