Elvis songs that have ONLY ONE VERSION/VARIATION

I could nit pick at "Lady Madonna" as Elvis did sing a few bursts of this in Lake Tahoe during David Brigg's keyboard solos!!!! Plus, wasn't "Froggy went a courtin" edited on the 70's masters box set???!!

Happy birthday?
Auld Lang Syne?
Let Me Be There?
My Babe?

Hopeless!!!! Several bootleg versions exist of Elvis singing "Happy birthday" to various people. "My babe" was included on the 1980 'silver box set' and several other releases from different shows since.
"Let me be there" appears on many live albums, both FTD and bootleg and "Auld Lang Syne" has been sung twice by Elvis; in Pontiac on new years' eve '75 (released on a bootleg), and Pittsburgh, NYE '76 (now released on FTD).
You really must try better, Gal!!!

I was testing you, Tony.

Hound Dog?

Tony, Nit pick? No one has ever done that before here on the FECC Forum!

I know - see the "Elvis 75" thread. Oh wait.. you already have.

"Song of the shrimp" is another one.

"Britches" (as if we'd need another version!)

"Britches" (as if we'd need another version!)

There are actually several outtakes of "Britches" on CD 1 of this bootleg box set:



Celluloid Rock: Volume 2 (Cool Romeo, 1998)
http://home.online.no/~ov-egela/celluloid2.html

"Britches" (as if we'd need another version!)

It suits the soundtrack it was intended for

Barbara "Britches" Eden is always welcome at my house.

Even though she's about 75 these days??!!

She's still beautiful, and in great shape. Unlike you, I am not an ageist.

No, just a pervert!

"Here comes Santa Claus" is another. And "I believe"

You're the only star in my blue heaven

Is there more than one version of BLACK STAR?

JEFF d
EP fan

Is there more than one version of BLACK STAR?

JEFF d
EP fan

Yes. The short reprise slower version found on the "Double Features" CD.

You're the only star in my blue heaven

When did Elvis record this?

Is there more than one version of BLACK STAR?

JEFF d
EP fan

Yes. The short reprise slower version found on the "Double Features" CD.

Oh ok, thank you!

JEFF d
EP fan

You're the only star in my blue heaven

When did Elvis record this?

Tony -Elvis recorded this Gene Autry song on December 4th 56 - aka- Million Dollar Quartet At Sun Studios. There is 1.12 version on cd.

He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad.

You're the only star in my blue heaven

When did Elvis record this?

Tony -Elvis recorded this Gene Autry song on December 4th 56 - aka- Million Dollar Quartet At Sun Studios. There is 1.12 version on cd.

Elvis is not on this cut. It's just Jerry Lee Lewis. Elvis is busy chatting with Sam and others at this point.

Jerry Lee Lewis, "You're the Only Star in My Blue Heaven" (MDQ jam, Sun Studios, Tuesday, December 4, 1956)
Piano and vocal: Jerry Lee Lewis

He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad.

The version in the film has slight vocal differences!

Hey Guys Y'all forgot Dominick!