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TCB-FAN wrote:If or when they do, I sure hope they include the correct original stereo mix of Kentucky Rain, not the alternate version they've used since 1993. The original stereo mix master can be found on the 45 RPM or on Elvis Gold Records Vol.5 (original pressing)
skatterbrane wrote:So the strings being more prominent on the stereo mix of Kentucky Rain bothers you then? I do not remember when Kentucky Rain was first mixed in stereo. It seems that most of the 69 and later singles that were in mono have a very different mix than most of the stereo versions. You'll Think Of Me was the first one that really stuck out with me back in 1970 with the Back In Memphis LP.
mysterytrainrideson wrote:Imo, the Memphis '69 sessions at American should get a box-set treatment from FTD or Sony/Legacy, it certainly deserves to be.
JerryNodak wrote:No I don't need "Sings Hits From His Movies," but I would like to have the Camden title "C'mon Everybody" on cd along with Elvis' Christmas Album ('70) with the original cover. Then I'd be a happy camper. I don't care where they're released. I just want them.
Get off your collective arse, Sony.
JerryNodak wrote:No I don't need "Sings Hits From His Movies," but I would like to have the Camden title "C'mon Everybody" on cd along with Elvis' Christmas Album ('70) with the original cover. Then I'd be a happy camper. I don't care where they're released. I just want them.
Get off your collective arse, Sony.
Peter66 wrote:Ken, to combine Charro with the Stand Up Shows seems quite bizarre to me.
Peter
Peter66 wrote:Personally I would prefer the late sixties movie soundtracks on the mentioned Camden CDs. I would not like to have a single CD with say 50 takes of Charro and Let's Forget About the Stars, or a CD full of all takes of The Wiffenproof Song. But everyone is free to have his own preferences. Time will show, what FTD will release.
skatterbrane wrote:Has Golden Records Vol 1 ever been updated with the new 2005 masters? (especially Heartbreak Hotel)
elvis-fan wrote:skatterbrane wrote:Has Golden Records Vol 1 ever been updated with the new 2005 masters? (especially Heartbreak Hotel)
When you say 2005 do you mean the March 2007 remasters? Or were they also remastered in 2005?
skatterbrane wrote:elvis-fan wrote:skatterbrane wrote:Has Golden Records Vol 1 ever been updated with the new 2005 masters? (especially Heartbreak Hotel)
When you say 2005 do you mean the March 2007 remasters? Or were they also remastered in 2005?
Well I guess I am asking, since Gold vols 2,3 and 4 all have updated mastering, has Golden Vol 1 ever been updated with the Vic Asenini masters?
Actually my 2005 Vol 2 has the single version of Doncha Think Its Time and the take 4 (not spliced) version of A Big Hunk of Love. I wonder if the more recent 2009 edition has corrected this?
monkboughtlunch wrote: does anyone know how FTD plans to issue the remaining alternate takes and remixed pre-overdub masters of the American Sound songs not included on the FEIM and BIM FTDs?
Ken Jensen wrote:In my opinion, the only right way to treat the remaining American tracks is to include them on Change of Habit, killing two birds with one stone.
drjohncarpenter wrote:One imagines such a scattershot release, despite the superlative nature of the 1969 Memphis sessions, will be akin to scraping the bottom of the barrel. These outtakes were passed over for a reason.
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