pretty darn nice cover too one of the first LP's i bought thou not in the best of shapes, but dang do i love itJohanD on Mon Jan 14, 2019 5:13 pm wrote:In fact, pretty good album!
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C'mon Everybody, this past weekend. A favorite of mine as a kid in the 70s.
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Today i've bought some new albums in mint condition for a bargain, one of them i just listened to was a 1980's UK Pressing of INTS 5037 - Paradise, Hawaiian Style by the RCA international label, green labels, and i know there's two pressings, this one is the one pressed by the RCA Records plant in Washington, UK, not the EMI Music pressing
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The British early 70's re-issue.... don't you just love that cover!
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and a 1-2-3-4
Hey listen world you've gotta know
I'm cuttin loose and lettin' go
Who needs the worry and the strife
Life can be a ball now just followin' my life
clambake, gonna have a clambake
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Man, i would kill to be in Elvis shoes singing and acting out the scene if i was around in '67 . Awesome year of music and films!
"Alright everybody get 'em while they're hot! Lobsters, Clams, Chickens and Shrimps... and Bikini's too" hehe
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Man, i would kill to be in Elvis shoes singing and acting out the scene if i was around in '67 . Awesome year of music and films!
"Alright everybody get 'em while they're hot! Lobsters, Clams, Chickens and Shrimps... and Bikini's too" hehe
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Last 2 Albums i listen to were:
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First album :"INSPIRATION OF THE TRUTH" - July 2011
Including songs such as : "Baby i want you " , "The Sands of time" , "Sad Rain", "When i dream" , "Vanilla candle" and more....
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"SAD RAIN " - from my 1st album, here on the following link :
2nd Album just released Nov 2012 - "MOMENTS IN TIME" - features a Special Christmas song: "Happy White Christmas"
NEW Album released DEC 2014 - "POT OF GOLD " - LIOR B - to order a copy please contact me, ill ship worldwide !
First album :"INSPIRATION OF THE TRUTH" - July 2011
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I just listened to the 1980's U.K. pressing of ''A Date With Elvis'' with green labels.
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The liner notes on the back were written by Roger Semon who nowadays (for the past 20 years) works for FTD. I thought i'd share those liner notes.
A DATE WITH ELVIS
INTS 5032
(NL 43220)
Cassette INTK 5032
In July 1955 “Baby Let’s Play House” created a major breakthrough for Elvis in America. Released on the now legendary Sun label, it was the first Elvis record to show in a national country chart. It also featured well in the airplay chart compiled by disc jockeys. As this record climbed the charts the last single on the Sun label was released: “Mystery Train” combined with “l Forgot To Remember To Forget”.
The latter song and “Baby Let’s Play House” are featured on this album with three other classic Sun recordings: “Good Rockin’ Tonight”, “Milk Cow Blues Boogie” and “Blue Moon Of Kentucky”.
Elvis’s performances on stage were packed with power and originality and it was only a matter of time before this phenomenon was released on the rest of the world. Later that year, RCA paid what was considered an amazing amount of money to Sam Phillips of Sun Records for Elvis’s contract: $35,000, with an extra $5,000 going to Elvis for a transfer feel Besides obtaining exclusive rights to an artist that would sell millions of records throughout the world, RCA also obtained the rights to all released and unreleased Sun recordings.
EIvis’s first recordings for RCA in 1956 produced the now legendary “Heartbreak HoteI” and “Don’t Be Cruel”.
In January 1958, after the success of his records and films, “Love Me Tender”, “Loving You” and “Jailhouse Rock”, Elvis was due to report to the army draft office in Memphis.
Elvis was soon to be serving his country in Germany. However, Paramount had already committed $350,000 to the production of “King CreoIe” and Elvis was granted a deferment.
He reported to the draft office on March 24th 1958.
While Elvis was away RCA released a regular flow of records including “A Fool Such As I” and “A Big Hunk Of Love”.
These, as expected, were million sellers. “King Creole”, when released, received the best reviews so far for an Elvis movie and his popularity never waned. In August 1959 RCA released “A Date With Elvis”. This was what every fan wanted!
On the back of the original sleeve was a calendar for 1960 with EIvis’s release date from the army circled! Besides the Sun recordings, the album contained tracks from “Jailhouse Rock” and “Love Me Tender”. An unissued ballad: “ls It So Strange” was also included. On March 5th Elvis was a civilian again and continued a staggering career that will probably never be equalled.
So here it is, what every real fan wanted: “A Date With Elvis”.
Roger Semon
Side One
1 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY 2.03
(Monroe)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. July 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
2 YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL 2.03
(Abner SiIver — Aaron Schroeder)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks; Vocals The Jordanaires
3. BABY I DON’T CARE 1.33
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Mike Stoller.
4. MILK COW BLUES BOOGIE 2.36
(Arnold)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. December 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
5. BABY LET’S PLAY HOUSE 2.15
(Guntor)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Early 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
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Side Two
1. GOOD ROCKIN’ TONIGHT 2.12
(Brown)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. September 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
2. IS IT SO STRANGE 2.23
(Young)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. January 19th 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Piano Dudley Brooks; Bass Bill Black;
Drums D.J. Fontana; Vocals The Jordanaires.
3. WE’RE GONNA MOVE 2.23
(Presley Matson)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. August 1956.
Musicians unknown; Vocals Ken Darby Trio.
4 I WANT TO BE FREE 2.14
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks.
5 I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET 2.23
(Kesler — Feathers)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Mid 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black; Drummer unknown.
© 1980 RCA RECORDS, 1 BEDFORD AVENUE, LONDON WC1. COUNTRY
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The liner notes on the back were written by Roger Semon who nowadays (for the past 20 years) works for FTD. I thought i'd share those liner notes.
A DATE WITH ELVIS
INTS 5032
(NL 43220)
Cassette INTK 5032
In July 1955 “Baby Let’s Play House” created a major breakthrough for Elvis in America. Released on the now legendary Sun label, it was the first Elvis record to show in a national country chart. It also featured well in the airplay chart compiled by disc jockeys. As this record climbed the charts the last single on the Sun label was released: “Mystery Train” combined with “l Forgot To Remember To Forget”.
The latter song and “Baby Let’s Play House” are featured on this album with three other classic Sun recordings: “Good Rockin’ Tonight”, “Milk Cow Blues Boogie” and “Blue Moon Of Kentucky”.
Elvis’s performances on stage were packed with power and originality and it was only a matter of time before this phenomenon was released on the rest of the world. Later that year, RCA paid what was considered an amazing amount of money to Sam Phillips of Sun Records for Elvis’s contract: $35,000, with an extra $5,000 going to Elvis for a transfer feel Besides obtaining exclusive rights to an artist that would sell millions of records throughout the world, RCA also obtained the rights to all released and unreleased Sun recordings.
EIvis’s first recordings for RCA in 1956 produced the now legendary “Heartbreak HoteI” and “Don’t Be Cruel”.
In January 1958, after the success of his records and films, “Love Me Tender”, “Loving You” and “Jailhouse Rock”, Elvis was due to report to the army draft office in Memphis.
Elvis was soon to be serving his country in Germany. However, Paramount had already committed $350,000 to the production of “King CreoIe” and Elvis was granted a deferment.
He reported to the draft office on March 24th 1958.
While Elvis was away RCA released a regular flow of records including “A Fool Such As I” and “A Big Hunk Of Love”.
These, as expected, were million sellers. “King Creole”, when released, received the best reviews so far for an Elvis movie and his popularity never waned. In August 1959 RCA released “A Date With Elvis”. This was what every fan wanted!
On the back of the original sleeve was a calendar for 1960 with EIvis’s release date from the army circled! Besides the Sun recordings, the album contained tracks from “Jailhouse Rock” and “Love Me Tender”. An unissued ballad: “ls It So Strange” was also included. On March 5th Elvis was a civilian again and continued a staggering career that will probably never be equalled.
So here it is, what every real fan wanted: “A Date With Elvis”.
Roger Semon
Side One
1 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY 2.03
(Monroe)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. July 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
2 YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL 2.03
(Abner SiIver — Aaron Schroeder)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks; Vocals The Jordanaires
3. BABY I DON’T CARE 1.33
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Mike Stoller.
4. MILK COW BLUES BOOGIE 2.36
(Arnold)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. December 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
5. BABY LET’S PLAY HOUSE 2.15
(Guntor)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Early 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
.
Side Two
1. GOOD ROCKIN’ TONIGHT 2.12
(Brown)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. September 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
2. IS IT SO STRANGE 2.23
(Young)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. January 19th 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Piano Dudley Brooks; Bass Bill Black;
Drums D.J. Fontana; Vocals The Jordanaires.
3. WE’RE GONNA MOVE 2.23
(Presley Matson)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. August 1956.
Musicians unknown; Vocals Ken Darby Trio.
4 I WANT TO BE FREE 2.14
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks.
5 I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET 2.23
(Kesler — Feathers)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Mid 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black; Drummer unknown.
© 1980 RCA RECORDS, 1 BEDFORD AVENUE, LONDON WC1. COUNTRY
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Nice sleeve notes by Roger. However, Is It So Strange had been released on the EP "Just for You" in September 1957.Johnny2523 on Tue Jun 04, 2019 9:00 am wrote:I just listened to the 1980's U.K. pressing of ''A Date With Elvis'' with green labels.
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The liner notes on the back were written by Roger Semon who nowadays (for the past 20 years) works for FTD. I thought i'd share those liner notes.
A DATE WITH ELVIS
INTS 5032
(NL 43220)
Cassette INTK 5032
In July 1955 “Baby Let’s Play House” created a major breakthrough for Elvis in America. Released on the now legendary Sun label, it was the first Elvis record to show in a national country chart. It also featured well in the airplay chart compiled by disc jockeys. As this record climbed the charts the last single on the Sun label was released: “Mystery Train” combined with “l Forgot To Remember To Forget”.
The latter song and “Baby Let’s Play House” are featured on this album with three other classic Sun recordings: “Good Rockin’ Tonight”, “Milk Cow Blues Boogie” and “Blue Moon Of Kentucky”.
Elvis’s performances on stage were packed with power and originality and it was only a matter of time before this phenomenon was released on the rest of the world. Later that year, RCA paid what was considered an amazing amount of money to Sam Phillips of Sun Records for Elvis’s contract: $35,000, with an extra $5,000 going to Elvis for a transfer feel Besides obtaining exclusive rights to an artist that would sell millions of records throughout the world, RCA also obtained the rights to all released and unreleased Sun recordings.
EIvis’s first recordings for RCA in 1956 produced the now legendary “Heartbreak HoteI” and “Don’t Be Cruel”.
In January 1958, after the success of his records and films, “Love Me Tender”, “Loving You” and “Jailhouse Rock”, Elvis was due to report to the army draft office in Memphis.
Elvis was soon to be serving his country in Germany. However, Paramount had already committed $350,000 to the production of “King CreoIe” and Elvis was granted a deferment.
He reported to the draft office on March 24th 1958.
While Elvis was away RCA released a regular flow of records including “A Fool Such As I” and “A Big Hunk Of Love”.
These, as expected, were million sellers. “King Creole”, when released, received the best reviews so far for an Elvis movie and his popularity never waned. In August 1959 RCA released “A Date With Elvis”. This was what every fan wanted!
On the back of the original sleeve was a calendar for 1960 with EIvis’s release date from the army circled! Besides the Sun recordings, the album contained tracks from “Jailhouse Rock” and “Love Me Tender”. An unissued ballad: “ls It So Strange” was also included. On March 5th Elvis was a civilian again and continued a staggering career that will probably never be equalled.
So here it is, what every real fan wanted: “A Date With Elvis”.
Roger Semon
Side One
1 BLUE MOON OF KENTUCKY 2.03
(Monroe)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. July 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
2 YOUNG AND BEAUTIFUL 2.03
(Abner SiIver — Aaron Schroeder)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks; Vocals The Jordanaires
3. BABY I DON’T CARE 1.33
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Mike Stoller.
4. MILK COW BLUES BOOGIE 2.36
(Arnold)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. December 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
5. BABY LET’S PLAY HOUSE 2.15
(Guntor)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Early 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black.
.
Side Two
1. GOOD ROCKIN’ TONIGHT 2.12
(Brown)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. September 1954.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore;
Bass Bill Black.
2. IS IT SO STRANGE 2.23
(Young)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. January 19th 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Piano Dudley Brooks; Bass Bill Black;
Drums D.J. Fontana; Vocals The Jordanaires.
3. WE’RE GONNA MOVE 2.23
(Presley Matson)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. August 1956.
Musicians unknown; Vocals Ken Darby Trio.
4 I WANT TO BE FREE 2.14
(Leiber — Stoller)
Radio Recorders Studio, Hollywood. May 1957.
Guitar Scotty Moore; Bass Bill Black; Drums D.J. Fontana;
Piano Dudley Brooks.
5 I FORGOT TO REMEMBER TO FORGET 2.23
(Kesler — Feathers)
Sun Studios, 406 Union Avenue, Memphis. Mid 1955.
Rhythm guitar Elvis Presley; Electric guitar Scotty Moore
Bass Bill Black; Drummer unknown.
© 1980 RCA RECORDS, 1 BEDFORD AVENUE, LONDON WC1. COUNTRY
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Today it was this one, that was released only in the netherlands and produced by Joan Deary. All tracks were taken from the at the time recently released Elvis Aron Presley boxset. Side A deals with the live tracks (all these are live versions) and side B deals with studio material
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I am listening to " Elvis at Stax " and guess what boyz and gurlz you will not hear any complaints from me ! They finally got the sequencing right, The King is Back !.
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To be honest, I cannot quite remember. I listened to a bunch of the 69 American sessions stuff I compiled and thorougly enjoyed it. Then I listened in my car to a self-made 2 disc compilation called "Elvis Rocks!" but kinda skipped a lot of the songs. Maybe I just wasn't in the right mood.
@Johnny2523: I have that "Rarities" vinyl too and kinda enjoyed it. Not the worst release but then nothing really special any more. But I'm glad I have it.
By the way, I am still looking for the south african pressing of the "Elvis Blue" album
@Johnny2523: I have that "Rarities" vinyl too and kinda enjoyed it. Not the worst release but then nothing really special any more. But I'm glad I have it.
By the way, I am still looking for the south african pressing of the "Elvis Blue" album
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I listen to records on daily basis, not just Elvis, all kinds in the collection..
But this one i turned this evening.
But this one i turned this evening.
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a 1975 usa pressing of promised land which was still sealed (until i opened it)
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I've listened Jungle Room from FTD and Hot August Night / FTD, both recently aquired from our friend "a mess of polk salad", AKA Dave.
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Prince for Another Planet & the 69 shows from the boxset, also Way Down in the Jungle room & Recorded Live in Memphis(Legacy)
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On August 16th I could not get enough of " King Creole " on CD, what a fantastic Rock 'n Roll album, plus " How Great thou Art", an album that never ceases to amaze me. So Elvis, I still miss you and your music will always live on. Two incredible albums that will always stand the test of time.
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Today its this one that i picked up / bought with 4 other titles this weekend
One of the clearest audience recordings there is
One of the clearest audience recordings there is
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Played this one this morning. Original copy.
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Afternoon treat. Great sound on this one.
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I'm playing now LP Standing room only
The LP was released in march 1987 on Laurel LPS 3772.
The LP contains tracks from movie Elvis On Tour; on this LP are two tracks from 09-04-72 evening show in true stereo which are not released on CD for a long time. Only here available: I got a woman/Amen - You gave me a mountain.
In the bootleg book (entry 838) You gave me a mountain is wrong dated. The right date is 09-04-72 eve
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The LP was released in march 1987 on Laurel LPS 3772.
The LP contains tracks from movie Elvis On Tour; on this LP are two tracks from 09-04-72 evening show in true stereo which are not released on CD for a long time. Only here available: I got a woman/Amen - You gave me a mountain.
In the bootleg book (entry 838) You gave me a mountain is wrong dated. The right date is 09-04-72 eve
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It's also one of my absolute favorite boots.colonel snow on Tue Aug 20, 2019 6:57 pm wrote:I'm playing now LP Standing room only
The LP was released in march 1987 on Laurel LPS 3772.
The LP contains tracks from movie Elvis On Tour; on this LP are two tracks from 09-04-72 evening show in true stereo which are not released on CD for a long time. Only here available: I got a woman/Amen - You gave me a mountain.
In the bootleg book (entry 838) You gave me a mountain is wrong dated. The right date is 09-04-72 eve
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It sounds still impressive!!
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A boot....Nashville Sessions...came across over the weekend while surfing the net when I was in the gym. Not a bad collection.
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