From Memphis To Nashville - Essential Fifties Splices Volume two
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That's All Right (spliced take 1,2,3,4) Acetate Medley * Blue Moon Of Kentucky (splice of slow version and master) Harbor Lights (spliced take 1,5,4,7,7,4) You're A Heartbreaker (master, intro edited) I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin') (spliced take) I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine (spliced take 2,3,1) I Love You Because (spliced take 1,4,2,3,5) I Forgot To Remember To Forget (master, edited) I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (splices slow / fast) Blue Moon (master, intro edited) Mystery Train (edited master) Trying To Get To You (speeded up) Tomorrow Night (spliced Sun/RCA version) Heartbreak Hotel (spliced take 6,5,6,4) I Was the One (spliced take 1,2A,3A,3B,UT,2B,7A,7B) I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (spliced take 15,4) Ain't That Loving You Baby (fast version remastered) A Big Hunk O' Love (spliced take 1,2,4,3,4,1) I Got Stung (spliced take 2,3,8,22) |
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* My Happiness / That's When Your Heartaches Begin / I'll Never Stand In
Your Way / It Wouldn't Be The Same Without You
Press announcement:
The series next volume of the fifties, this time songs from 1953 - 1958.
It starts of with some Sun recordings and most sound very different then
released before
The Acetate medley has been compiled from the first 4 tracks Elvis recorded for
private use, "Just listen to his voice ladies and gentlemen"
Blue Moon of Kentucky starts of with the slow version and then gets really going
once the master kicks in
You're A Hearbreaker has been edited the intro is different and it really sounds
as if we have an alternate take.
Just for fun "Trying To Get To You" has been sped up and sounds like an attempt
Elvis could have done.
Tomorrow Night starts of with the original recording and the later 1965 overdubb
blends in very nicely, at this moment we leave Memphis and arrive in Nashville
I Was the One has been spliced with all available takes and you can hear Elvis
trying out different approaches to the lyrics.
Ain't That Loving You Baby was first released in 1985 but here we have the
remastered version not released officially yet.