Showing posts with label Elvis Presley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elvis Presley. Show all posts

Elvis Presley - Elvis Sings Flaming Star




Elvis Presley - Elvis Sings Flaming Star
RCA Camden CAS-2304 (1969)


Side One
1. Flaming Star
2. Wonderful World
3. Night Life
4. All I Needed Was The Rain
5. Too Much Monkey Business

Side Two
1. Yellow Rose Of Texas / The Eyes Of Texas
2. She's A Machine
3. Do The Vega
4. Tiger Man



Personnel Include:
Elvis Presley - vocals, guitar
Scotty Moore - guitar
Tiny Timbrell - guitar
Charlie McCoy - guitar, harmonica
Mike Deasy - guitar
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Glen Campbell - guitar
Neal Matthews - guitar
Jerry Reed - guitar
Chip Young - guitar
Pete Drake - pedal steel guitar
Bob Moore - double bass
Jerry Scheff - bass 
Larry Knechtel - bass 
Ray Siegel - bass
D.J. Fontana - drums
Buddy Harman - drums
Hal Blaine - drums 
Cal Tjader - vibes, percussion
Floyd Cramer - piano
Dudley Brooks - piano
Don Randi - piano, organ
Mike Rubini - piano
Jimmie Haskell - accordion
William Hood - saxophone
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Butch Parker - saxophone
E. Meredith - horn
Anthony Terran - trumpet
The Jordanaires, The Jubilee Four, The Carole Lombard Quartet - backup vocals

Notes:
After it looked like the Singer Special of late 1968 apparently kick-started Elvis' career once again, RCA found themselves embarrassingly lacking in product to take advantage of the legions of new fans. To test the waters that this was not just a fluke, RCA reached into their vault and found nine mostly unreleased and unheard songs from sessions that spanned the previous eight years. These songs were mostly unused tunes from movies. They cheaply packaged them together in this compilation and released it on their budget label RCA Camden. Needless to say, Elvis regained his throne as the King and RCA wouldn't be caught without product again, releasing and reissuing his music over and over again especially after his death.

Elvis Presley - Elvis



Elvis Presley - Elvis
RCA Victor Records LPM 4088 (1968)


Tracklist

A1.1 Trouble
A1.2 Guitar Man
A2.1 Lawdy,Miss Clawdy
A2.2 Baby,What You Want Me To Do
A3.1 Dialogue
A3.2 Heartbreak Hotel
A3.3 Hound Dog
A3.4 All Shook Up
A3.5 Can't Help Falling In Love
A3.6 Jailhouse Rock
A3.7 Dialogue
A3.8 Love Me Tender
B1.1 Dialogue
B1.2 Where Could I Go But To The Lord
B1.3 Up Above My Head
B1.4 Saved
B2.1 Dialogue
B2.2 Blue Christmas
B2.3 Dialogue
B2.4 One Night
B3 Memories
B4.1 Nothingville
B4.2 Dialogue
B4.3 Big Boss Man
B4.4 Guitar Man
B4.5 Little Egypt
B4.6 Trouble
B4.7 Guitar Man
B5 If I Can Dream



Personnel Include:
Charles Berghofer - bass
Billy Goldenberg - conductor
D.J. Fontana - drums
Hal Blaine - drums
Elvis Presley - vocals, guitar
Scotty Moore - guitar
Mike Deasy - guitar
Tommy Tedesco - guitar
Al Casey - guitar, bass
Charlie Hodge - guitar, vocals
Tommy Morgan - harmonica
Don Randi - keyboards
Larry Knechtel - bass, keyboards
Frank DeVito - percussion
John Cyr - percussion
Bones Howe - producer
The Blossoms - backing vocals

Notes:
Recorded in June, 1968 at Western Recorders and NBC Studios Burbank, California

Elvis Presley - Double Trouble



Elvis Presley - Double Trouble
RCA Victor LPM 3787 (1967)


Side One
1. Double Trouble
2. Baby, If You'll Give Me All Of Your Love
3. Could I Fall In Love
4. Long Legged Girl (With The Short Dress On)
5. City By Night
6. Old MacDonald

Side Two
1. I Love Only One Girl
2. There Is So Much World To See
3. It Won't Be Long
4. Never Ending *
5. Blue River *
6. What Now, What Next, Where To *



Personnel Include:
Elvis Presley - vocals
Scotty Moore - guitar
Tiny Timbrell - acoustic guitar
Charlie McCoy - guitar, harmonica
Pete Drake - steel guitar
Bob Moore - double bass

D.J. Fontana - drums
Buddy Harman - drums
Floyd Cramer - piano
Boots Randolph - saxophone
Richard Noel - trombone
The Jordanaires - backup vocals

Instrumental Overdubs:
Mike Deasy - guitar
Jerry Scheff - bass
Toxey "French" Sewell - drums
Mike Henderson - saxophone
Butch Parker - saxophone

Notes:
It has been reported that Elvis, highly unsatisfied with the movies and music Col. Parker was coming up with, hated everything about this film and its music. He, at one time, walked out of MGM soundstage during recording because of the poor songs and bad sound of the cavernous studio.

* All tracks were recorded in June/July of 1966 except for Never Ending, Blue River, and What Now, What Next, Where To which are old tracks recorded in Nashville in 1963. Studios included Radio Recorders, Hollywood and the MGM Soundstage, Hollywood.