Dum- de- dum- yeah! yeah! yeah!

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

... Whoopy! The complete Spinout sessions! My boss, to save his life,

cant find his "Spin In Spin Out" releases, at this hour of the morning.

... Cant even remember the label used for his cd and 10 inch vinyl...

Hey! Cmon, he was a bussy man, in them days, you know?!

So, how much is unreleased on this new cd? Mr K Flint, you should

know ... Take your time... Im not going anywhere, today.

... All together now: "Dum- de- dum- yeah! yeah! yeah!...

[ekenee]

I do believe that all takes have been released before. Of course alot of those were in mono. Perhaps they will be in stereo this time?

[PEP]

SPIN-IN... SPINOUT was under the "The Real McCoy label
RMC LSD 1966 Released 1996.............

Outtakes from the movie were:

Spinout (Take 2)
Adam and Evil (Takes 1, 2)
Smorgasbord (Take 1)
Adam and Evil (Take 6)
Am I Ready (Takes 3, 4)
Adam and Evil (Take 9)
Never Say Yes (Takes 1, 2)
Adam and Evil (Take 10)
All That I Am (Takes 1, 2)
Adam and Evil (Take 11)
Stop, Look and Listen (Takes 1, 2, 3)
Adam and Evil (Take 12)
Beach Shack (Takes 1, 2, 3)
Adam and Evil (Take 13)
Am I Ready (Takes 5, 6)
Adam and Evil (Take 14)
Smorgasbord (Take 4)
Adam and Evil (Take 15)
All That I Am (Take 6)
Adam and Evil (Takes 17, 18 )
Adam and Evil (Take 16)

The other release was


"THE COMPLETE SPINOUT SESSION"
under the Famous Groove label
FG 2331,Released 1997

CD-1: Smorgasbord (Takes 1-7)[Take 4] -
Stop, Look and Listen (Takes 1-7) -
Am I Ready (Takes 1-7) -
Beach Shack (Takes 1-4) -
Adam And Evil (Takes 1-13)

CD-2:
Adam And Evil (Takes 14-20) -
Never Say Yes (Takes 1-6) -
Spinout (Takes 1-5) -
All That I Am (Takes 1-6) -
I'll Be Back (Take 1) -
*Down In The Alley (Screaming girl version) -
*I'll Remember You (Vocal overdub, Takes 1-3) -
*Speedway (Take 4, extended jam) -
*Suppose (undubbed piano version) -
I'll Be Back (from soundtrack)

* Bonus Songs


According to the new information which has been posted
the new 2 CD set should contain all the takes of every
song from the original "Spinout" album in crystal clear
sound quality.
However, it should be noted "Down In The Alley" takes
were on How Great Thou Art Sessions Vol 2.

"Tomorrow Is a long Time" takes were on
"There`s always Me Vol. 4

So in other words nothing new...

But.....for those who couldn`t get the originals
this would be great to have or if you are a
hardcore and you have to have everything
here ya go......

Tracklist:

CD 1:
Smorgasboard (take 1) / Smorgasboard (take 2) / Smorgasboard (takes 3-4) / Smorgasboard (take 5) / Smorgasboard (takes 6-7) / Stop, Look And Listen (takes 1-2) / Stop, Look And Listen (take 3) / Stop, Look And Listen (takes 4-5) / Stop, Look And Listen (take 6) / Stop, Look And Listen (take 7) / Am I Ready (take 1) / Am I Ready (take 2) / Am I Ready (takes 3-4) / Am I Ready (takes 5-6) / Am I Ready (take 7) Beach Shack (takes 1-2) / Beach Shack (take 3) / Beach Shack (take 4) / Adam And Evil (takes 1-2) / Adam And Evil (takes 3-4) / Adam And Evil (takes 5-6) / Adam And Evil (takes 7-8) / Adam And Evil (takes 9-10) / Adam And Evil (take 11) / Adam And Evil (take 12) / Adam And Evil (take 13) / Adam And Evil (take 14) / Adam And Evil (take 15) / Adam And Evil (take 16)

CD 2:
Adam And Evil (takes 17-18 ) / Adam And Evil (takes 19-20) / Never Say Yes (takes 1-3) / Never Say Yes (takes 4-5) / Never Say Yes (take 6) / Spinout (takes 1-2) / Spinout (take 3) / Spinout (takes 4-5) / All That I Am (take 1) / All That I Am (take 2) / All That I Am (takes 3-4) / All That I Am (take 5) / All That I Am (take 6) / I'll Be Back (take 1) / Tomorrow Is A Long Time (takes 1-3) / Down In The Alley (take 1) / Down In The Alley (takes 2, 3, 4) / Down In The Alley (take 6) / Down In The Alley (takes 7, 8 ) / I'll Remember You (vocal overdub take 1)/ I'll Remember You (vocal overdub take 2) / I'll Remember You (vocal overdub take 3)

PEP

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

... On the Real McCoy label?!

Another one to add to my boss his long list of adventures... heh- heh.

If the other label had them in stereo, this new one will be in stereo,

Im sure. I mean, if you have to steal, better use the best source...

Its a nice picture, on the front cover, of this new double. But ripping

off the original RCA album back cover doesnt show much imagination!

... The back cover, of Spin In... featured the little joke when a

Speedway still was tossed in between the Spinout ones!

Yes, my boss, after a few drinks, was one funny dude!

[PEP]

[quote="Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff...

Its a nice picture, on the front cover, of this new double. But ripping

off the original RCA album back cover doesnt show much imagination!

..[/quote]

If anything, that was a little lazy in my opinion...


PEP

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

Nod, nod, wink, wink ???

My boss would like to make clear, hes in no way involved with

this new double cd. Who is? There are 16 million Dutch people...

Surely, one of them, was involved? But not my boss. Hes got

better things to do...

[Jim Dandy]

However, it should be noted "Down In The Alley" takes
were on How Great Thou Art Sessions Vol 2.





PEP

Too bad the sound was ruined with that high end pitch on the HGTA sessions.

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

... Yep! Sh*t happens, when you put things in to somebody else his

hands...

[deadringer]

Not a single unreleased song there. It will be direct copy of Complete Spinout Sessions 2CD with some added tracks taken from other Imports. I am getting really excited what will be next? I bet they will do Frankie & Johnny

[Gregory Nolan Jr.]

Ger:

..

... All together now: "Dum- de- dum- yeah! yeah! yeah!...

Even though that soundtrack had some merits (Dave Marsh was quite complimentary about it once upon a time), those lyrics may be the all-time worst sung by the King......

[Guest]

And don.t forget the spinout sessions were also released on the celluloid rock series. So we get the same sessions for the thirth time on CD. Dum de Dum Yeah Yeah!!!!!!

[thenexte]

And don.t forget the spinout sessions were also released on the celluloid rock series. So we get the same sessions for the thirth time on CD. Dum de Dum Yeah Yeah!!!!!!

Some of the Spinout session studio tracks were also released on the "Unsurpassed Masters" box sets, which if I'm not mistaken are the companion sets to the "Celluloid Rock" box sets. In my view all of these boxes have a very wonderful & unprocessed sound quality, which is kind of unique in the bootleg world. It's quite obvious e.g. that most 1960-69 tracks on "There's Always Me" series were actually sourced from cassette tape copies and not original tapes.





P.S.: Funny, how the above sets are conspicuously absent from the otherwise highly complete and extremely accurate "Elvis in Norway" site.

[Gregory Nolan Jr.]

Yes, that is "funny." What's behind that ? It's otherwise a great site.

I haven't seen this set but I noticed they've been in the FECC Top 40 for a long time.

#38: Unsurpassed Masters Box 1 (2001)
Cool Romeo CR 008/9/10/11
Outtakes

[thenexte]

More info on these sets can be found here: http://www.elvis-in-italy.it/studio%20sessions.htm

Sound quality is stunning, the 1969 outtakes on there sound much better than on TAM, at least one generation better.

[Juan Luis]

It's quite obvious e.g. that most 1960-69 tracks on "There's Always Me" series were actually sourced from cassette tape copies and not original tapes.

That would not be such a problem. The Beatles sound great from cassettes. It is the poorly overused noise reduction that hampers the sound.

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

... JLGB, about 90% of all boots, come from cassettes. Some good

quality, some flat and hissy. Anybody who tells you differently,

knowze nuzzin about it. Were talking the 1980s and 90s here,

remember?

[Juan Luis]

... JLGB, about 90% of all boots, come from cassettes. Some good

quality, some flat and hissy. Anybody who tells you differently,

knowze nuzzin about it. Were talking the 1980s and 90s here,

remember?

Thanks Ger! I know! I meant that the ones used for There Always Me series were noise reduced excessively. I have heard those cassetes..... and with hiss they sound much better.

[Gregory Nolan Jr.]

I recall that a friend's expensive stereo in the '80s had a "Dolby noise-reduction" button and I remember trying it, thinking "this will be good!" ...as well as hearing "noise-reduction crowed about on some releases.

My reaction inevitably was that it took away a lot of the sound. I eventually learned to avoid "noise-reduction" at all costs.

[deadringer]

TAM series was pretty good sounding considering the 90s sound restoration technology and all other BILKO CDs were more than OK... The noise reduction did not destroyed these tracks to my ears. Listen HOW GREAT THOU ART SESSIONS I and II CDs and you will hear real noise reduction holocaust resulting in "star wars" ringing sound...

[etp]

That's why I never got the HOW GREAT THOU ART SESSIONS. They sound like a mp3 that was unpacked and re-compressed a thousand times.

The TAM series is legendary, but the sound problem is there, I admit.

How about a remaster on the BILKO CLASSICS SERIES label

Although a lot of that material has been released officially since then, BILKO could collect the yet unreleased stuff and remaster it properly.

The 1969 sessions for example, the Guitar Man stuff, the TTWII rehearsal (IN STEREO please!!!!!) and so on .....

[Keith F]

So, how much is unreleased on this new cd? Mr K Flint, you should

know ... Take your time... Im not going anywhere, today.

... All together now: "Dum- de- dum- yeah! yeah! yeah!...

Is that question pointed towards me?

Come on Gerry, at the very least spell my name right! You've done it before in the past, so no excuses

We'll never get the complete sessions from this movie production, as BMG (or the Bootleggers) don't have the tapes of the three instrumental tracks at the begining of the session (2001, 2002 & 2003). It seems that BMG's (and the Bootleggers) tapes only start with 2004 (Smorgasboard) so they don't have "Bivouac" (2001) or the other two instrumentals that were used in the movie "Spinout" (one of which has Elvis humming and whooping to the music!).

I have these instrumentals (Masters) on acetate

I hope this answers your question

[ekenee]

Kieth wrote: movie "Spinout" (one of which has Elvis humming and whooping to the music!).

***************************

Keith is it your contention then that Elvis' whooping and humming was pre-recorded in the studio? It sounded to me like it was recorded as it was filmed on the movie set live with the music. True?

[Tallhair AKA Ger Rijff]

... Sorry, Keith, it wasnt on purpose.

[Keith F]

ekenee: Yes I agree that Elvis did this on the movie set, rather than in the studio

Ger: No problem my friend

[ColinB]

It seems that BMG's (and the Bootleggers) tapes only start with 2004 (Smorgasboard) so they don't have "Bivouac" (2001) or the other two instrumentals that were used in the movie "Spinout" (one of which has Elvis humming and whooping to the music!).

If Elvis is heard humming & whooping, could this be considered an unreleased Elvis recording ?