October and December FTDs

[Deleted User 1099]

It’s in Norwegian, but I’m pretty sure you can understand it anyway:

http://flaming-star.no/tre-nye-ftd-titler-i-oktober/

[ekenee]

Ok, I guess I understand Norwegien.

Elvis Presley blvd.
Back in Memphis
Vegas Aug. 12, 1972
Rehearsal from this time period. Not much is known about this.

All sounds good.

Now my guess is that for Feb. we will get:

GI blues volume 2
& From Elvis in Memphis

To complete those sessions.

[poormadpeter]

Nice to see Back In Memphis appearing, and I'm sure the rehearsal disc will also be welcomed. I'll pass on E P Boulevard, though. I can barely sit through the Jungle Room sessions, and that's quite a good representation of the material. At the end of two hours out Feb 76 outtakes, I think I'd want to slit my wrists!

[Deleted User 1099]

Your Norwegian is excellent, ekenee, and your guess is probably spot on.

[TCK_KING]

Looks good.....waiting for the track list to be confirmed

[Deleted User 1099]

Track list LP:

1
1. Snowbird takes 4,5 (2.29)
     (Gene MacLellan)
2. Tomorrow Never Comes take 11 (4.27)
     (Ernest Tubb/Johnny Bond)
3. Whole Lot-ta Shakin’ Goin’ On
     (rough mix with horns) (5.39)
(Dave Williams/Sunny David)
4. Funny How Time Slips Away*
(undubbed rough mix) (4.23)
     (Willie Nelson)
5. I Really Don’t Want To Know* (undubbed
rough mix) (2:48)
     (Howard Barnes/Don Robertson)

Side 2
1. There Goes My Everything take 1 (2.56)
     (Dallas Frazier)
2. It’s Your Baby, You Rock It (alternate
master) (3:11)
     (Shirl Milete/Nora Fowler)
3. Faded Love take 3 (alternate master) (4.24)
     (Bob Wills/John Wills)
4. I Washed My Hands In
   Muddy Water (undubbed rough mix)* 4.28
     (Joe Babcock)
5. Make The World Go Away take 1*
(undubbed rough mix) 5.42
     (Hank Cochran)







Side 3
1. I Didn’t Make It On Playing Guitar (studio jam) (3:40) (copyright control)
2. Where Did They Go, Lord take 1 (2.18)
     (Dallas Frazier/Arthur L. Owens)
3. The Fool – take 1 2:30
(Naomi Ford)
4. Faded Love (Country version) (0.40)
 (Bob Wills/John Wills)
5. Little Cabin On The Hill take 1 (2.04)
     (Bill Monroe/Lester Flatt)
6. A Hundred Years From Now – take 2 (1.30)
     (Lester Flatt/Earl Scruggs)
7. Snowbird (rehearsal and take 1) (2.29)
     (Gene MacLellan)
8. I Was Born About Ten
   Thousand Years Ago (master) (3:11)
     (Adapted by Elvis Presley)

Side 4
1. Snowbird – takes 4,5  2:31
(Gene MacLellan)
2. Tomorrow Never Comes take 2 (3.54)
     (Ernest Tubb/Johnny Bond)
3. Faded Love takes 2,1*
(undubbed rough mix) (4.50)
     (Bob Wills/John Wills)
4. The Next Step Is Love*
(undubbed rough mix) (3:41)
(Paul Evans/Paul Parnes
5. Where Did They Go, Lord takes 2,3 (2.52)
     (Dallas Frazier/Arthur L. Owens)
6. When I’m Over You*
(undubbed rough mix) (3:29)
(Shirl Milete)

[Mike C]

Am I reading correctly (I don't speak Norwegian) where in October, besides From Elvis Presley Blvd, we will also get Hits of the 1970s in album format and Elvis Country (Special Edition) on vinyl. The latter is something I am excited to see.

[Deleted User 1099]

Hits of the ’70s:

Disc 1

ORIGINAL ALBUM – SIDE 1

1) The Wonder Of You (2.42)
(Baker Knight)
2) I’m Leavin’ (3.53)
(Michael Jarrett/Sonny Charles)
3) Burning Love (2.51)
(Dennis Linde)
4) Always On My Mind (3.41)
(Wayne Carson/Johnny Christopher/Mark James)
5) I Just Can’t Help Believin’ (4.41)
(Cynthia Weil/Barry Mann)
6) You Don’t Have To Say You Love Me 2.32)
(Wickham/Napier-Bell/Donaggio/Pallovicine)


ORIGINAL ALBUM – SIDE 2

7) There Goes My Everything (3.00)
(Dallas Frazier)
Rags To Riches (1.57)
(Richard Adler)
9) Until It’s Time For You To Go (4.00)
(Buffy Sainte-Marie)
10) Kentucky Rain* (3.17)
(E. Rabbitt/D. Heard)
11) I’ve Lost You (3.32)
(Howard/Blaikley)
12) An American Trilogy (4.29)
(Mickey Newbury)

BONUS ‘A SIDES

13) Don’t Cry Daddy (2.49)
(Mac Davis)
14) Polk Salad Annie 4.51)
(Tony Joe White)
15) Fool (2.44)
(Carl Sigman/James Last)
16) Take Good Care Of Her 2.54)
(Ed Warren/Arthur Kent)
17) If You Talk In Your Sleep (2.30)
(Red West/Johnny Christopher)
18) My Boy (3.21)
(C. Francois/J.P. Boutayre/B. Martin/P. Coulter)
19) Promised Land 2.55)
(Chuck Berry)
20) T-R-O-U-B-L-E (3.04)
(Jerry Chesnut)
21) Green, Green Grass Of Home (3.37)
(Claude Putnam, Jr.)
22) Hurt 2.09)
(J. Crane/A. Jacobs)
23) Moody Blue (2.51)
(Mark James)
24) Way Down (2.38)
(Layng Martine, Jr.)

Disc 2

THE ‘B’ SIDES – SIDE 1

1) Mama Liked The Roses* (2.49)
(John Christopher)
2) Heart Of Rome (2.57)
(Stephens/Blaikley/Howard)
3) It’s A Matter Of Time (3.05)
(Clive Westlake)
4) Separate Ways (2.37)
(Red West/Richard Mainegra)
5) How The Web Was Woven (3.27)
(C. Westlake/M. Most)
6) Patch It Up (4.03)
(E. Rabbitt/R. Bourke)

THE ‘B’ SIDES – SIDE 2

7) I Really Don’t Want To Know (2.46)
(Barnes/Robertson)
Where Did They Go, Lord 2.30)
(Dallas Fazier/A. L. Owens)
9) We Can Make The Morning (3.58)
(Jay Ramsey)
10) My Little Friend* (2.52)
(Shirl Milete)
11) The Next Step Is Love (3.35)
(Evans/Parnes)
12) The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face (3.45)
(Ewan McColl)






BONUS ‘B’ SIDES

13) Rubberneckin’ (2.15)
(Dory Jones/Bunny Warren)
14) See See Rider (2.36)
(Traditional, arranged by Elvis Presley
15) Steamroller Blues (3.05)
(James Taylor)
16) I’ve Got A Thing About You Baby (2.23)
(Tony Joe White)
17) Help Me (2.30)
(Larry Gatlin)
18) Loving Arms (2.52)
(Tom Jans)
19) It’s Midnight (3.25)
(Billy Edd Wheeler/Jerry Chesnut
20) Mr. Songman (3.25)
(Donnie Sumner)
21) Thinking About You (3.04)
(Tim Baty)
22) For The Heart (3.25)
(Dennis Linde)
23) She Thinks I Still Care (3.53)
(Dickey Lee)
24) Pledging My Love (2.53)
(F. Washington/D. Robey)

BONUS TRACK

25) My Way (3.49)
(Paul Anka/J. Reveaux/C. Francois)

[Deleted User 1099]

Boulevard:

DISC 1

THE ORIGINAL ALBUM

SIDE 1
01 Hurt
Jimmie Crane/Al Jacobs
02 Never Again
Billy Edd Wheeler/Jerry Chesnut
03 Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
Fred Rose
04 Danny Boy
Frederic Weatherly
05 The Last Farewell
Roger Whittaker/Ron Webster

SIDE 2
06 For The Heart
Dennis Linde
07 Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall
Larry Gatlin
08 Solitaire
Neil Sedaka/Phil Cody
09 Love Coming Down
Jerry Chesnut
10 I’ll Never Fall In Love Again
Lonnie Donegan/Jimmy Curr

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS: THE ALTERNATE ALBUM
11) Hurt – takes 1,2
12) Never Again – take 11
13) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – take 4
14) Danny Boy – take 9
15) The Last Farewell – take 3 + ending of take 2
16 For The Heart – take 1
17) Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall – take 6
18) Solitaire – take 3
19) Love Coming Down – take 3
20) I’ll Never Fall In Love Again – takes 4,5

SESSION HIGHLIGHTS: THE ALTERNATE SINGLE

21) For The Heart – takes 3B, 4B, 5B
22) Hurt- composite of takes 4 & 3


DISC 2

SESSIONS: THE MAKING OF

1) For The Heart – takes 2,3A
2) Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall – take 1
3) I’ll Never Fall In Love Again – takes 1,3
4) Hurt – take 3
5) The Last Farewell – take 1
6) The Last Farewell – take 2
7) Never Again – takes 2,3 & 9 )
For The Heart – take 4A
9) Danny Boy – takes 6,7
10) Danny Boy – take 8
11) Love Coming Down – take 4
12) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – takes 1,2
13) Solitaire – takes 5,7
14) Hurt – takes 6,5
15) Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall – takes 3-5
16) For The Heart – take 5A
17) The Last Farewell – take 4, master rough mix
18) I’ll Never Fall In Love Again – master rough mix
19) Never Again –master remix
20) Danny Boy – master rough remix

Recorded February 2-7, 1976 at Elvis’ home Graceland, Memphis
Guitar: James Burton, Bill Sanford (“Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain”), John Wilkinson, Charlie Hodge; Bass: Jerry Scheff, Norbert Putnam (“Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain”); Drums: Ronnie Tutt; Piano: Glen D. Hardin; Piano & Electric Piano: David Briggs, Bobby Emmons (“Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain”); Vocals: Kathy Westmoreland, Myrna Smith, J.D. Sumner & The Stamps
Overdubs: Guitar: Chip Young; Bass: Dennis Linde; Congas & Timpani: Farrell Morris; Moog Synthesizer: Shane Keister; Vocals: Wendellyn Suits, Dolores Edgin, Hurshel Wiginton

A & R/Producer: Felton Jarvis
Executive producer: Elvis Presley
Director of engineering: Larry Schnapf
Recording engineers: Brian Christian, Tom Brown, Ron Olson, Al Pachucki and Tom Pick
Recording technician: Roy Shockley
Compilation produced and art directed by Ernst Mikael Jørgensen and Roger Semon
Mastered by Vic Anesini
Compiled by Jean-Marc Juilland

[hm80ep]

Thanks for the track listing, Ken and forgive the question, but... what's the point of releasing "The Hits of the '70s"?

[TCK_KING]

I just dont understand why "Hits of the 70s" is a FTD prodject.........with so many other possibilities.

[Deleted User 1099]

Thanks for the track listing, Ken and forgive the question, but... what's the point of releasing "The Hits of the '70s"?

That’s a very good question. Let me know if you find out.

[Deleted User 1099]

I just dont understand why "Hits of the 70s" is a FTD prodject.........with so many other possibilities.

Neither do I. It seems a bit odd, especially since it appears to be a classic album release.

[The Pirate]

So unless I missed something obvious - and it wouldn't be the first time - Hits Of The 70s is the first FTD release with no previously unreleased material on it? Wouldn't this have been better off as a mainstream double disc?

[Mike C]

Thanks for the track listing, Ken and forgive the question, but... what's the point of releasing "The Hits of the '70s"?

For one, if you have the Complete Masters set, you'll be able to get the single version of "My Way" released posthumously and not included on TCM. "My Way"'s B-side, "America" is on one of the bonus discs on that set. It'll be neat if they use mono/stereo single mixes for this release.

[Rob]

At the end of two hours out Feb 76 outtakes, I think I'd want to slit my wrists!

Not this fan. The outtakes are much more chipper than the album portrays. I have all of the Venus releases representing these sessions and there were a few laugh-out-loud moments. I plan to enjoy these very much.

But that's just the way I rock (even though I just can't roll).

[Steamstan]

I wonder if the that part of 'America' will be added before

Boulevard:
12) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – takes 1,2

as in sessions, also this track could be first on tracklist just like JBG on disc 2 of He Touched Me FTD

[Deleted User 1099]

I wonder if the that part of 'America' will be added before

Boulevard:
12) Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain – takes 1,2

as in sessions, also this track could be first on tracklist just like JBG on disc 2 of He Touched Me FTD

It will almost certainly be added before.

[poormadpeter]

Hits of the 70s does seem odd, and as i said in a previous thread, because of how many people over here in the UK owned that LP an expanded mainstream release would probably do well. But for a collectors label there appears to be nothing collectable on it other than the occasional mono mix. Very odd.

[tupelo_boy]

Hits of the 70s does seem odd, and as i said in a previous thread, because of how many people over here in the UK owned that LP an expanded mainstream release would probably do well. But for a collectors label there appears to be nothing collectable on it other than the occasional mono mix. Very odd.

But strangely, I want it. Always thought the cover was cool and the boot version, a major disappointment.

Geoff

[Keith Richards, Jr.]

Thanks for the news, Ken. After all these years, I still get ridiculusly excited when I see FTD news on this site. I was hoping for some new, early material... like a new soundtrack release, anything to break the '70s vibe... but what we do get is good enough. I will definitely pick up "From EP Blvd" and "Back In Memphis". I will probably buy both vinyl releases, too. And needless to say, I can't wait to hear more about the rehearsal.

I am an Elvis fan indeed!

Keith Richards, Jr.

[poormadpeter]

Hits of the 70s does seem odd, and as i said in a previous thread, because of how many people over here in the UK owned that LP an expanded mainstream release would probably do well. But for a collectors label there appears to be nothing collectable on it other than the occasional mono mix. Very odd.

But strangely, I want it. Always thought the cover was cool and the boot version, a major disappointment.

Geoff

I'd like it too, I just think FTD is the wrong place.

[Deleted User 1099]

Definitely have to agree with you on that, poormadpeter.

[midnightx]

Very nice news on the FTD front. Not a bad way to finish the year off.

[ale]

awesome news if its true!!!....FEPBlvd and BIM !!! this means two more classic albums!! ...I though we were getting only one more this year...thankssss FTD team