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This Is Elvis

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Title: This Is Elvis
Label: Presto
Label Number: CD 1020
Release Date: 1998
Recording Type: Various
Location: Various
Date: Various
Sound: Various
Track Listing:
01 (Marie's The Name) His Latest Flame   02:08
02 Moody Blue   02:51
03 That's All Right   01:56
04 Shake, Rattle And Roll - Flip, Flop And Fly (from the Dorsey TV show)   02:44
05 Heartbreak Hotel (from the Dorsey TV show)   02:04
06 Hound Dog (from the Milton Berle show)   02:50
07 Excerpt From Hy Gardner Interview (July 1 - 1956)   02:00
08 My Baby Left Me   02:13
09 Merry Christmas Baby (strings overdub)   02:50
10 Mean Woman Blues (movie version)   02:33
11 Don't Be Cruel (from the Ed Sullivan show)   03:30
12 (Let Me Be Your) Teddy Bear   01:47
13 Jailhouse Rock   02:26
14 Army Swearing In Ceremony (March 24 - 1956)   00:28
15 G.I. Blues   02:36
16 Excerpt From Departure To Germany Press Conference (1960)   00:52
17 Graceland Press Conference Snippet (1960 , Memphis)   01:33
18 Too Much Monkey Business (alternate take)   02:11
19 Love Me Tender   02:43
20 I Got A Thing About You Baby   01:38
21 I Need Your Love Tonight   02:04
22 Blue Suede Shoes (1968 TV Special)   02:33
23 Viva Las Vegas   02:14
24 Suspicious Minds / Jaycees Acceptance Speech (1971 , Memphis)   03:29
25 Promised Land   01:58
26 Excerpt From Madison Square Garden Press Conference (June 8, 1972)   01:18
27 Always On My Mind (alternate mix)   03:02
28 Are You Lonesome Tonight? (June 21, 1977)   03:43
29 My Way (June 21, 1977)   03:46
30 An American Trilogy (April 9, 1972)   04:33
31 Memories   02:18
         
Notes: This is a straight dub from the original vinyl 1980's release !

See also "This Is Elvis (1996)" and "This Is Elvis (2011)"

This Is Elvis is a 1981 documentary film directed by Andrew Solt and Malcolm Leo, based on the life of Elvis Presley.
It combined archival footage with reenactments, and voice-over narration by pop singer Ral Donner, imitating Presley's speaking voice.
It was screened out of competition at the 1981 Cannes Film Festival.
The film grossed $2 million at the box office in the U.S./Canada, ranking #92 for 1981.

RCA Records released a two-disc soundtrack album for the film in 1981, featuring the first official release of several of Presley's 1950s television appearances as well as other previously unreleased performances.
The soundtrack was certified Gold on August 6, 2002 by the RIAA.