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Comes with an gatefod inlay with liner notes by David Parker
Announcement: Two classic albums, for the first time in stereo!
"For LP Fans Only" released in February 1959, brought together songs previously
released on 45rpm or on EPs, such as the classics "That's All Right", "Lawdy
Miss Clawdy", "Mystery Train" or the song "Poor Boy" from the soundtrack of the
film "Love Me Tender".
"A Date with Elvis" was released in July 1959 based on the same principle of
compiling previously published 45rpm or "Extended Play" songs from Elvis' past.
It contained other Elvis classics such as "Blue Moon of Kentucky" and "Good
Rockin' Tonight" plus "Baby, I Don't Care" and the haunting "Is It So Strange".
The stereo mixes on this CD, are the latest in our series of "Mono-II-Stereo"
reissues created by producer Anthony Stuchbury, and are authentic to the
original Mono vinyl releases but now sound more like the original studio
sessions.
Now fans can re-discover these 20 classic Elvis songs as if they were mixed in
stereo for their initial release.
Note: This is not a pressed CD, but a
CD-R!
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