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Spliced Takes - Johnny & Johnny

Johnny & Johnny (Spliced Takes Special - Elvis Presley Bootleg CD
Cardboard sleeve

Title:

Johnny & Johnny (Spliced Takes Special)

Label:

CMT / Star

Label Number:

none

Release Date:

2023

Recording Type:

Studio - computer edited

Location:

Radio Recorders Studio B - Hollywood

Date:

February - May 1965

Sound:

Studio

Track Listing:

01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20

Everybody Come Aboard (spliced take 2,12,13,2,8,2,8)
Harem Holiday (spliced take 2,1,2)
Frankie and Johnny (spliced take 2,3,1,5,4,1)
Please Dont Stop Loving Me (spliced take 4,5,3,9)
Go East Young Man (mono version)
Animal Instinct (spliced take 1,3,4,3,1,4)
Kismet (spliced take 1,2,5)
Shake That Tambourine (spliced take 15,18,19,7,20,16,14)
Chesay (spliced take 5,4,3 - mono version)
Golden Coins (spliced take 3,4,8)
Come Along (alternate lyrics version)
Hey Little Girl (spliced take 1,2,2,3)
Look Out Broadway (solo version)
My Desert Serenade (spliced take 2,3,7)
Petunia The Gardeners Daughter (solo version)
Mirage (mono version)
Shout it Out (spliced take 2,3,4,5,1 - mono version)
So Close Yet So Far (reversed master)
Beginners Luck (take 2 - long version)
Wisdom of the Ages (spliced take 4,4,4,4,5,4,4)

03:12
03:04
02:44
03:09
02:28
03:26
02:50
03:31
02:28
02:48
01:52
04:26
02:06
02:40
02:52
02:27
02:55
02:58
02:33
02:24

Notes:

Cardboard release.

Announcement:
CMT is back with another great new Spliced Takes soundtrack album!

Presented in a nice looking cardboard sleeve on factory pressed disc limited to 500 copies!
This time they choose to rework tracks from two movies in which Elvis plays "Johnny".
As always the tracks sound as if you never heard them before and clever edits make it sound fresh and new!

Some highlights are the "Solo" version of "Petunia, the gardeners daughter" which does not include Donna Douglas.
Same goes for "Look Out Broadway" although not the best songs Elvis recorded, they still sound pretty different than before.
An hilarious "Shout it Out" with lots of things going wrong without stopping and lots of tracks have a much longer running time without being repetitive.
"Everybody Come Aboard" has been spliced 7 times and has an alternate ending.

Although two different soundtracks the cd plays really well in this order.