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KEY: Red Letters: Elvis’ Gold Records
Red Letters #1:Elvis’ Number One Hits UNK: Unknown
Green Letters: Unreleased recordings
Bold Letters: Released recordings
1965
Wed. 2/24/65 Shake That Tambourine
Released: October 1965
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore (guitar),
Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Homer
"Boots" Randolph (tenor sax), The Jordanaires (background vocals), and the remaining musicians are
unidentified.
Thurs. 2/25/65 Hey, Little Girl
Released: October 1965 November 1970
So Close, Yet So Far (From Paradise)
My Desert Serenade
Kismet
Wisdom Of The Ages
Released: October 1965
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis
Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore (guitar), Floyd Cramer
(piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy"
Harman (drums), Homer "Boots" Randolph (tenor sax), The
Jordanaires (background vocals), and the remaining musicians
are unidentified.
Fri. 2/26/65 Golden Coins
Animal Instinct
Released: October 1965
Harem Holiday
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis
Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore (guitar), Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana,
Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Homer "Boots" Randolph (tenor
sax), The Jordanaires (background vocals), and the remaining
musicians are unidentified.
Tues. 3/9/65
Harem Holiday
Vocal overdub.
Go East, Young Man
Mirage
Released: October 1965
Recorded at the RCA Studios,
Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley
(vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore (guitar),
Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob Moore
(bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy"
Harman (drums), Homer "Boots"
Randolph (tenor sax), The Jordanaires (background vocals), and the
remaining musicians are unidentified.
Mon. 3/15/65 Filming
Filming on the movie “Harum Scarum” is begun.
Fri. 4/2/65 Filming
Filming on the movie “Harum Scarum” is completed, being shot in
eighteen days.
Tues. 5/25/65 Filming
Filming on the movie “Frankie And
Johnny” is begun.
Thurs. 5/13/65 Come Along
Beginners Luck
Released: April 1966
November 1976
Down By The Riverside/
When The Saints Go Marching In
Released: April 1966 June 1972 November 1976
The backing tracks for these songs were actually
recorded on 5/12/65.
Please Don’t Stop Loving Me
Released: March 1966 April 1966 November 1976
Shout It Out
Released: April 1966 November 1976
These songs are for the movie “Frankie and Johnny”.
Recorded: United Artists Studios, Hollywood,
California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty
Moore (guitar), Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica),
Larry Muhoberac (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J.
Fontana, Buddy Harman (drums), George Worth Elvis and Col. Tom Parker, his manager
(trumpet), Richard Noel (trombone), Gus Bivona (tenor sax), John T. Johnson, Robert Corwin (tuba),
Eileen Wilson, The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Fri. 5/14/65 Frankie And Johnny (movie version)
UNK release date.
What Every Woman Lives For
Released: April 1966 November 1976
The backing tracks for these two songs were actually recorded on 5/13/65.
Petunia, The Gardener’s Daughter
Released: April 1966 November 1976
Look Out, Broadway
Everybody Come Aboard
Released: April 1966
These songs are for the movie “Frankie and Johnny”.
Recorded: United Artists Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore
(guitar), Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica), Larry Muhoberac (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana,
Buddy Harman (drums), George Worth (trumpet), Richard Noel (trombone), Gus Bivona (tenor sax),
John T. Johnson, Robert Corwin (tuba), Eileen Wilson, Sue Ann Langdon (vocal on “Frankie and
Johnny” only, The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Sat. 5/15/65 Chesay
Released: April 1966
Frankie And Johnny (record version)
Released: March 1966 April 1966 June 1972 November 1976
These songs are for the movie “Frankie and Johnny”.
Recorded: United Artists Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore
(guitar), Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica), Larry Muhoberac (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana,
Buddy Harman (drums), George Worth (trumpet), Richard Noel (trombone), Gus Bivona (tenor sax),
John T. Johnson, Robert Corwin (tuba), Eileen Wilson, The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Wed. 5/19/65? Hard Luck
Released: April 1966 November 1976
Vocal overdub only. The backing track was recorded on 5/15/65.
This song was for the movie “Frankie and Johnny”.
Mon. 8/2/65 Drums Of The Islands
This Is My Heaven
Sand Castles
Cut from the film.
All released: June 1966
Recorded at the Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore,
Barney Kessel, Charlie McCoy (guitar), Bernie K. Lewis (pedal steel), Larry Muhoberac (piano), Ray
Siegel, Keith Mitchell (bass), D.J. Fontana, Hal Blaine, Victor Feldman (drums), The Jordanaires and The
Mello Man (background vocals).
Tues. 8/3/65 Scratch My Back (Then I’ll Scratch Yours)
Stop Where You Are
House Of Sand
All released: June 1966
Scratch My Back (Then I’ll Scratch Yours) (Movie Version)
Duet with Marianna Hill
Recorded at the Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore,
Barney Kessel, Charlie McCoy (guitar), Bernie K. Lewis (pedal steel), Larry Muhoberac (piano), Ray
Siegel, Keith Mitchell (bass), D.J. Fontana, Hal Blaine, Victor Feldman (drums), The Jordanaires and The
Mello Man (background vocals).
Wed. 8/4/65 House Of Sand (movie opening version)
A Dog’s Life
Datin’ (Album Version)
Released: June 1966
Queenie Wahine’s Papaya (Movie Version)
Datin’ (Movie Version)
Duets with Donna Butterworth
Paradise Hawaiian Style
Queenie Wahine’s Papaya (Album Version)
Released: June 1966
Now Is The Hour
One source listed this song as a possible recording but I can
find no information on it.
Recorded at the Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California.
Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Barney Kessel,
Charlie McCoy (guitar), Bernie K. Lewis (pedal steel), Larry
Muhoberac (piano), Ray Siegel, Keith Mitchell (bass), D.J.
Fontana, Hal Blaine, Victor Feldman (drums), The Jordanaires
and The Mello Man (background vocals).
Sat. 8/7/65 Filming
Filming on the movie “Paradise – Hawaiian Style” is begun.
9/65 Filming
Filming on the movie “Paradise – Hawaiian Style” is completed.
1966
Sun. 2/6/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Spinout”
is begun.
Wed. 2/16/66 Stop, Look And Listen
Smorgasbord
Am I Ready?
Beach Shack
Released: November 1966
These songs were recorded for
the movie “Spinout”.
One source says they were Shelley Fabares and Elvis
recorded on 2/21/66.
Recorded at the Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California.
Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Tommy Tedesco,
Hilmer J. “Tiny” Timbrell (guitar), Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob
Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums),
Boots Randolph (tenor sax), and The Jordanaires (background
vocals).
Thurs. 2/17/66 Never Say Yes
Released: November 1966
Spinout
All That I Am
Released: October 1966
Adam And Evil
I’ll Be Back
Released: November 1966
These songs were recorded for the movie “Spinout”.
One source says they were recorded on 2/21/66.
Recorded at the Radio Recorders, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore,
Tommy Tedesco, Hilmer J. “Tiny” Timbrell (guitar), Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J.
Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Boots Randolph (tenor sax), and The Jordanaires
(background vocals).
Wed. 4/6/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Spinout” is completed.
Wed. 5/25/66 How Great Thou Art
Released: March 1967 Ap
ril 1969 January 1976
Run On
Released: March 1967
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Harold
Bradley, Chip Young (guitar), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Floyd Cramer (piano), David Briggs, Henry
Slaughter (organ), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Boots" Harman (drums), Charlie McCoy
(harmonica, bass), The Jordanaires, The Imperials, and Millie Kirkham (background vocals).
Thurs. 5/26/66 Stand By Me
Where No One Stands Alone
Both released: March 1967
Tomorrow Is A Long Time
Down In The Alley
Released: November 1966
Both songs were recorded for the movie “Spinout”.
Love Letters
Released: June 1966 February 1968 June 1971
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Chip
Young (guitar), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Floyd Cramer, Henry Slaughter (piano), David Briggs (organ),
Bob Moore, Henry Strzelecki (bass), D.J. Fontana (drums), Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums, tympani),
Charlie McCoy (harmonica, guitar, bass), Homer "Boots" Randolph, Rufus Long (sax), Ray Stevens
(trumpet), The Jordanaires, The Imperials, June Page, Delores Edgin and Millie Kirkham (background
vocals).
Fri. 5/27/66 So High
Farther Along
By And By
In The Garden
Beyond The Reef
Something Bigger Than You And I
Without Him
All were released: March 1967
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.
See personnel at 5/26/66.
Sat. 5/28/66 If The Lord Wasn’t Walking By My Side The "Colonel" and the "King".
Where Could I Got But To The Lord?
Released: March 1967
Come What May
Released: June 1966
Fools Fall In Love
Released: January 1967 October 1971
See personnel at 5/26/66.
Sat. 6/11/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Double Trouble” is begun.
Sun. 6/12/66 I’ll Remember You
Released: November 1966 (Recorded for the movie “Spinout”.)
If Every Day Was Like Christmas
Released: November 1966 November 1970
Indescribably Blue
Released: January 1967 February 1968
The backing tracks for these songs were recorded on 6/10/66.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.
See personnel at 5/26/66.
Mon. 6/20/66 If Every Day Was Like Christmas Elvis, the director and Yvonne Romain
Released: November 1966 November 1970
More vocal overdubbing was done at the RCA Studios in Nashville.
Tues. 6/28/66 Could I Fall In Love
Released: June 1967
There Is So Much World To See
Bootleg release.
There Is So Much World To See (remake)
Released: June 1967
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Chip
Young (guitar), Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy"
Harman (drums), Boots Randolph (tenor sax), Richard Noel (trombone), The Jordanaires (background
vocals).
Wed. 6/29/66 Double Trouble
Baby, If You’ll Give Me All Of Your Love
Released: June 1967
I Love Only One Girl
Released: June 1967 November 1972
It Won’t Be Long
Not used in the film.
Old MacDonald
Released: June 1967 June 1972
Long Legged Girl (With The Short Dress On)
Released: May 1967 June 1967 November 1970 June 1972 March 1973
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bsp; Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Tiny
Timbrell, Tommy Tedesco (guitar), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana. Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums),
Boots Randolph (tenor sax), and The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Thurs. 6/30/66 City By Night
Released: June 1967
Could I Fall In Love
Harmony overdub work.
Old MacDonald
Intro redone and vocal overdub work.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Tiny
Timbrell, Tommy Tedesco (guitar), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana. Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums),
Boots Randolph (tenor sax), and The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Thurs. 7/14/66 City By Night
Baby, If You’ll Give Me All Of Your Love
Vocal overdubbing done at MGM Studios Soundstage, Hollywood, California.
9/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Double Trouble” is completed.
Mon. 9/12/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Easy Come, Easy Go” is begun.
Wed. 9/28/66 Easy Come, Easy Go
I’ll Take Love
Sing You Children
All released: May 1967 July 1971
Recorded at the Radio Recorders or Paramount Scoring
Stage, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar),
Scotty Moore, Hilmer J. “Tiny” Timbrell (guitar), Charlie
McCoy (organ, harmonica, guitar), Michel Rubini (piano),
Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Hal Blaine, Murrey
"Buddy" Harman, Emil Radicchio (drums), Cal Tjader (vibes,
percussion), Michael Rubini (harpsichord), Jerry Scheff,
Anthony Terran, William Hood, Mike Henderson, Butch
Parker, Meredith Flory (horn section), and The Jordanaires
(background vocals).
Thurs. 9/29/66 She’s A Machine (movie version)
She’s A Machine (record version)
The Love Machine
The Love Machine (movie version)
Yoga Is As Yoga Does
You Gotta Stop
Released: May 1967 July 1971 October 1971
Recorded for the movie “Easy Come, Easy Go”.
Tiger Man
Released: November 1968 May 1975
One source says this song was recorded today also. I don’t think it was but I can’t find any other date
that claims it.
Recorded at the Radio Recorders or Paramount Scoring Stage, Hollywood, California. See personnel at
9/28/66.
10/66 Filming
Filming on the movie “Easy Come, Easy Go” is completed.
1967
Tues. 2/21/67 The Girl I Never Loved
How Can You Lose What You Never Had
Cut from the film.
You Don’t Know Me (movie version)
A House That Has Everything
Released: November 1967
These songs were recorded for the movie “Clambake”.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Chip
Young (guitar), Charlie McCoy (guitar, harmonica), Bob Moore (bass), Floyd Cramer, Hoyt Hawkins
(piano), Pete Drake (pedal steel), d. J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Norm Ray (sax), The
Jordanaires and Millie Kirkham (background vocals)
Thurs. 2/22/67 Hey, Hey, Hey
Clambake
Who Needs Money? (movie version)
Confidence (record version)
Released: November 1967 June 1972
These songs were recorded for the movie “Clambake”.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. See personnel at 2/21/67.
Mon. 3/6/67 Who Needs Money? (record version)
Confidence (movie version)
Released: November 1967 June 1972
These songs were recorded for the movie “Clambake”.
Vocal overdubs recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee.
Mon. 3/20/67 Suppose
Unreleased track, which was not completed. Re-recorded in June.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Shelley Fabares and Elvis
Late 3/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Clambake” is begun.
Filming was scheduled to begin on March 10, 1967, but it had
to be delayed until the last week of March. Elvis fell in the
bathroom and hit his head on the bathtub, suffering a severe
concussion.
Thurs. 4/27/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Clambake” is completed.
Mon. 5/1/67 Film Recorded
Elvis is filmed in his hotel room with others after he marries
Priscilla Beaulieu.
5/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Clambake” is completed.
Mon. 6/12/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Speedway” is begun.
Tues. 6/20/67 There Ain’t Nothing Like A Song
Released: June 1968
Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet Baby (movie version)
Your Time Hasn’t Come Yet Baby (record version)
Released: May 1968 June 1968
Speedway
Who Are You? (Who Am I)
Released: June 1968
Five Sleepy Heads
Suppose &n
bsp;(long version)
Suppose (short version)
The above two songs were cut from
the movie. Released: June 1968
These songs were recorded for the
movie “Speedway”.
Recorded at the MGM Studios,
Culver City, California. Elvis Presley Nancy Sinatra and Elvis
(vocal, guitar), Tiny Timbrell (guitar), Larry Muhoberac, Charlie
Hodge (piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy"
Harman (drums), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Boots Randolph (tenor
sax), Charlie McCoy (trumpet) and The Jordanaires (background vocals).
Wed. 6/21/67 He’s Your Uncle, Not Your Dad
Released: June 1968
Let Yourself Go
Released: May 1968 June 1968
These songs were recorded for the movie “Speedway”.
Recorded at the MGM Studios, Culver City, California. See personnel
at 6/20/67.
7/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Speedway” is completed.
Sun. 9/10/67 Guitar Man
Released: November 1967 January 1968 June 1972
Big Boss Man
UNK single release date. Released: November 1967 June 1972
These songs were used in the soundtrack for the movie “Clambake”.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Jerry Reed, Scotty
Moore, Harold Bradley, Chip Young (guitar), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob
Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Homer "Boots" Randolph (tenor sax),
Ray Stevens (trumpet), Charlie McCoy (harmonica), The Jordanaires, Millie Kirkham (background
vocals).
Mon. 9/11/67 Mine
Released: June 1968
The above song was recorded for the movie “Speedway”.
Just Call Me Lonesome
Released: November 1967
Singing Tree
Bootleg release.
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UNK single release date. Released: November 1967 June 1972
High Heel Sneakers
Released: January 1968
You’ll Never Walk Alone
We Call On Him
Both released: April 1968
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar, piano on “You’ll Never
Walk Alone”), Scotty Moore, Harold Bradley, Chip Young (guitar), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Floyd
Cramer (piano), Hoyt Hawkins (organ), Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman
(drums), Homer "Boots" Randolph (tenor sax), Ray Stevens (trumpet), Charlie McCoy (harmonica), The
Jordanaires, Millie Kirkham (background vocals).
Tues. 9/12/67 Singing Tree (remake)
Released: November 1967
This song was used in the soundtrack for the movie “Clambake”.
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Harold
Bradley, Chip Young (guitar), Pete Drake (pedal steel), Floyd Cramer (piano), Hoyt Hawkins (organ),
Bob Moore (bass), D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Homer "Boots" Randolph (tenor
sax), Ray Stevens (trumpet), Charlie McCoy (harmonica), The Jordanaires, Millie Kirkham (background
vocals).
Sun. 10/1/67 Stay Away Joe (movie version)
All I Needed Was The Rain (movie version)
Stay Away Joe
Released: April 1970 November 1970
Dominick
Used in the film but not released on the album. Bootleg release.
All I Needed Was The Rain
Released: November 1968
Stay Away Joe
Vocal overdub.
Songs for the movie “Stay Away Joe”.
Recorded at MGM Sound Studios, Culver City, California or RCA
Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. (Different sources give different
locations.) Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Chip Young
(guitar), Floyd Cramer (piano), Bob Moore (bass),
D.J. Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman (drums), Char
lie McCoy
(harmonica), Gordon Terry (fiddle), and The Jordanaires (back-
ground vocals).
Wed. 10/18/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Stay Away, Joe” is begun.
UNK/67 Lovely Mammy
Sung in the movie “Stay Away Joe” but not released on album.
11/67 Filming
Filming on the movie “Stay Away, Joe” is completed.
1968
Mon. 1/15/68 Too Much Monkey Business
Released: November 1968
Recorded at the RCA Studios,
Nashville, Tennessee. Elvis Presley
(vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Chip
Young, Jerry Reed (guitar), Pete
Drake (pedal steel), Floyd Cramer
(piano), Bob Moore (bass), D.J.
Fontana, Murrey "Buddy" Harman
(drums), Charlie McCoy (harmonica),
and The Jordanaires (background
vocals).
Tues. 1/16/68 Goin’ Home
Released: June 1968
The above song was recorded for the movie “Speedway” but was cut from the final film.
Stay Away
Released: March 1968 March 1973
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. See personnel at 1/15/68.
Wed. 1/17/68 U. S. Male
Released: March 1968 November 1970 March 1973
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee. See personnel at 1/15/68.
Recorded Interview
Elvis holds a press conference announcing his 1968 TV-special. Participants at the press conference were:
Elvis and the Colonel, Steve Binder, Bones Howe, Bob Finkel, Joe Esposito, Charlie Hodge, Lamar Fike
and Alan Fortas.
Thurs. 2/1/68 Film Recorded
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bsp; Lisa Marie Presley is born at The Baptist Hospital, weighing six
pounds, fifteen ounces. Elvis is filmed at the bedside with Priscilla
and Lisa Marie.
Thurs. 3/7/68 Wonderful World
Released: November 1968
Edge Of Reality
Released: October 1968 November 1970 March 1973
A Little Less Conversation
Released: September 1968 November 1970 March 1973
UNK/2003 (with added percussion and instruments.)
These songs were recorded for the movie “Live A Little, Love A
Little”.
Recorded at Western Recorders in Hollywood or at MGM Sound
Studios, Culver City, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Joseph
Gibbons, Neil Levang, Charles Britz, Alvin Casey (guitar), Larry Knechtal, Charles Berghofer (bass), Hal
Blaine (drums), Gary Coleman (percussion), Don Randi (piano), B. J. Baker, Sally Stevens, Bob Tebow
and John Bahler (background vocals), and remaining musicians of orchestra unidentified.
Mon. 3/11/68 Almost In Love
Released: September 1968 November 1970 March 1973
Vocal overdub only.
Recorded at Western Recorders in Hollywood, California.
3/68 Filming
Filming on the movie “Live A Little, Love A Little” is begun.
Thurs. 6/20/68 Nothingville/Guitar Man - Part 1
Released: December 1968
Let Yourself Go - Part 1
Unreleased
Flicker Routine/Let Yourself
Go – Part 2/Alley Pickup
Unreleased
Guitar Man – Part 2 (fast)
Unreleased
Calliope Carnival
Bootleg release.
Big Boss Man
Bootleg release.
It Hurts Me – Part 1
Bootleg release.
Recorded for Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but referred to as “The Comeback Special”.
Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California. Elvis Presley (vocal), Tom Tedesco, Mike
Deasy, Alvin Casey (guitar), Don Randi (piano, organ), Larry Knechtal (bass, keyboards), Charles
Berghofer (bass), Hal Blaine (drums), John Cyr, Elliot Franks (percussion), Frank DeVito (bongos), Tommy
Morgan (harmonica), Bob Alberti, Tommy Wolfe (keyboards), The Blossoms, Julie Rinker, B. J. Baker,
Frank Howren, Bill Lee, Gene Merlino, Thurl Ravenscroft, Bill Brown, Joe Eich, Elaine Back, Dean Parker,
Jack Gruberman, Sally Stevens, Jackie Ward, Ronald Hicklin, Tom Bahler, and Mitch Gordon (back-
ground vocals), and The NBC Orchestra, conductor: W. Earl Brown, musical director: William Goldenberg.
Fri. 6/21/68 Guitar Man – Part 2 (slow)
Bootleg release.
It Hurts Me – Part 2
Bootleg release.
Guitar Man – Part 3/Little Egypt
Bootleg release.
Trouble/Guitar Man – Part 4
Bootleg release.
The next songs are started for the gospel section of the special:
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child/Where Could I
Go But To The Lord/Yes, Yes, Yes/Up Above My Head (Intro)
Bootleg release.
Up Above My Head/Soul Support/I Found That Light/
Saved (Intro)
Bootleg release.
Recorded for Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but referred to as
“The Comeback Special”.
Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California. See personnel at 6/20/68.
Sat. 6/22/68 Saved – Part 1/Preach For The Sky/Saved – Part 2
Bootleg release.
These songs are completed for the gospel section of the TV
special.
Trouble/Guitar Man
Bootleg release.
Recorded for Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but
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Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California.
See personnel at 6/20/68.
Sun. 6/23/68 If I Can Dream
Released: October 1968 August 1970
Memories
Released: December 1968 March 1969
Recorded for Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but referred to as
“The Comeback Special”. Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios,
Burbank, California. See personnel at 6/20/68.
Mon. 6/24/68 Recorded Rehearsal
The following songs were recorded in rehearsal in Elvis’ dressing room
at the NBC Studio, Burbank, California, by Joe Esposito:
I Got A Woman / Blue Moon-Young Love-Happy Day / Baby
What’s Wrong (instrumental) / When It Rains It Really Pours / Blue
Christmas / Are You Lonesome Tonight-That’s My Desire / Peter
Gunn (instrumental) / Love Me / When My Blue Moon Turns To
Gold Again / Blue Christmas-Santa Clause Is Back In Town
Bootleg release.
Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Scotty Moore, Charlie Hodge (guitar), D. J.
Fontana, Alan Fortas (percussion), and Lance Legault (tambourine).
Tues. 6/25/68 Recorded Interview
Elvis holds a press conference prior to recording his TV special.
Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California.
Recorded Rehearsal
The following songs were recorded in rehearsal in Elvis’ dressing room at the NBC Studio, Burbank,
California, by Joe Esposito:
Danny Boy (instrumental) / Baby What You Want Me To Do (instrumental) / Love Me / Tiger
Man / Santa Clause Is Back In Town / Lawdy Miss Clawdy / One Night / Baby What You Want
Me To Do / When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again / Blue Moon Of Kentucky
Bootleg release.
See personnel at 6/24/68.
Thurs. 6/27/68 It Hurts Me
Vocal overdub.
Sat. 6/29/68 First Taping:
Introduction
Heartbreak Hotel (incomplete)
One Night (incomplete)
Heartbreak Hotel/Hound Dog/All Shook Up (incomplete)
Can’t Help Falling In Love (incomplete)
Jailhouse Rock
Don’t Be Cruel
Blue Suede Shoes
Love Me Tender
Trouble/Guitar Man
Baby, What You Want Me To Do
This song was also released on an album in January of 1976.
Most bootleg releases.
Released: December 1968
Taping:
Introduction
Heartbreak Hotel
Heartbreak Hotel/Hound Dog/All Shook Up
Can’t Help Falling In Love
Jailhouse Rock
Don’t Be Cruel
Blue Suede Shoes (0:20)
Blue Suede Shoes
All these songs were recorded for the “stand up” portion of
Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but referred to as “The
Comeback Special”.
Trouble/Guitar Man
Vocal overdub
Tiptoe Through The Tulips
MacArthur Park
The above two songs had a bootleg release. Fooling around.
Recorded at the NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California. Elvis
Presley (vocal), Tom Tedesco, Mike Deasy, Alvin Casey (guitar),
Don Randi (piano, organ), Larry Knechtal (bass, keyboards),
Charles Berghofer (bass), Hal Blaine (drums), John Cyr, Elliot
Franks (percussion), Frank DeVito (bongos), Tommy Morgan
(harmonica), Bob Alberti, Tommy Wolfe (keyboards), The
Blossoms, Julie Rinker, B. J. Baker, Frank Howren, Bill Lee, Gene
Merlino, Thurl Ravenscroft, Bill Brown, Joe Eich, Elaine Back,
Dean Parker, Jack Gruberman, Sally Stevens, Jackie Ward, Ronald
Hicklin, Tom Bahler, and Mitch Gordon (background vocals), and
The NBC Orchestra, conductor: W. Earl Brown, musical director:
William Goldenberg.
Sun. 6/30/68 Show Video Taping:
Nothingville (lip-synch)
Guitar Man #2 (vocal overdub)
Guitar Man #3 (vocal overdub)
If I Can Dream (vocal overdub)
Trouble (vocal overdub)
Trouble/Guitar Man (lip-synch)
Guitar Man (vocal overdub)
Little Egypt/Trouble (vocal overdub)
Trouble (vocal overdub, bar scene)
Trouble (vocal overdub, supper club scene)
Gospel Medley taping
Opening Medley taping
Road Medley taping
NBC Sound Studios, Burbank, California.
Mon. 7/22/68 Filming
Filming on the movie “Charro!” is begun.
8/68 Filming
Filming on the movie “Charro!” is completed.
Fri. 8/9/68 Beyond The Reef
Vocal overdub.
Recorded at RCA
Studios, Nashville,
Tennessee.
Wed. 10/23/68 Clean Up Your Own Backyard
Released: June 1969 November 1970
Swing Down Sweet Chariot (Re-recorded for the movie soundtrack.)
UNK release date for the movie soundtrack album.
Signs Of The Zodiac
Duet with co-star Marilyn Mason. Bootleg release.
All songs were recorded for the movie “The Trouble With Girls”.
Recorded at the MGM Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), Jerry McGee,
Morton Marker, Robert Gibbons (guitar), Don Randi (piano), Max Bennett (bass), Frank Carlson, John
Guerin (drums), Buddy Collette (clarinet), Roy Caton (trumpet), Lew McCreary (trombone), The Mello
Men (background vocals), and Marilyn Mason, Jack Halloran and Ronald Hicklin (vocals).
Thurs. 1024/68 Almost
UNK release date for the movie soundtrack album.
Also released: April 1970
The Whiffenpoof Song/Violet (Flower Of NYU)
Aura Lee
Both songs were not released except for bootleg.
All songs were recorded for the movie “The Trouble With Girls”.
Recorded at the MGM Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis
Presley (vocal, guitar), Jerry McGee, Morton Marker, Robert
Gibbons (guitar), Don Randi (piano), Max Bennett (bass), Frank
Carlson, John Guerin (drums), Buddy Collette (clarinet), Roy
Caton (trumpet), Lew McCreary (trombone), The Mello Men
(background vocals), and Marilyn Mason, Jack Halloran and
Ronald Hicklin (vocals).
Mon. 10/28/68 Filming
Filming on the movie “The Trouble With Girls (And How To Get
Into It)” is begun.
Mon. 11/25/68 Let’s Forget About The Stars
Vocal overdub of track recorded on 10/15/68.
UNK release.
Charro!
Vocal overdub of track recorded on 10/15/68.
Released: March 1969 November 1970 March 1973
Recorded at MGM Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis Presley
(vocal), Tommy Tedesco, Ralph Grasso, Howard Roberts (guitar),
Raymond Brown, Max Bennett (bass), Carl O’Brian (drums), Emil
Radicchio (percussion), Don Randi (piano), The Hugo Montenegro
Orchestra, and Sue Allen, Allan Capps, Loren Faber, Ronald
Hicklin, Ian Freebain-Smith, Sally Stevens and Robert Zwirn
(background vocals).
.
Tues. 12/3/68 Elvis’ NBC-TV special titled “Elvis” but referred to as “The Comeback Special” is broadcast. The list of
songs can be seen in previous entries concerning the recording of the show.
Mon. 12/16/68 Filming
Filming on the movie “The Trouble With Girls (And How To Get Into It)” is completed.
1969
Mon. 1/13/69 Long Black Limousine
Released: May 1969
This Is The Story
Released: November 1969 November 1970
Wearin’ That Loved On Look
Released: May 1969
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal,
guitar), Reggie Young (guitar), Tommy Cogbill (guitar, bass), John Hughey (steel
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sp; guitar), Bobby Wood (piano), Bobby Emmons (organ), Ronnie Milsap (piano,
vocal), Mike Leech (bass), Gene Chrisman (drums), and Ed Kollis (harmonica).
Overdubbed at a later session: Millie Kirkham, Sonja Montgomery, Dolores Edgin, Joe Babcock, Sandy
Posey, Hursch Wiginton, Mary Holladay, Sandra Robinson, Donna Rhodes, Donna Thatcher, Jeannie
Green, Susan Pilkington (background vocals), The Memphis Horns, and The Memphis Strings.
Tues. 1/14/69 You’ll Think Of Me
Released: August 1969 November 1969 November 1970 August 1971
A Little Bit Of Green
All released: November 1969 August 1970
Gentle On My Mind
Released: May 1969 March 1977
I’m Movin’ On
Released: May 1969
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. See personnel at 1/13/69 including overdub
personnel.
Thurs. 1/16/69 My Little Friend
Released: January 1970 March 1973
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. See personnel at 1/13/69 including overdub
personnel.
Sun. 1/19/68 I’m Movin’ On
Vocal overdub
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee.
Mon. 1/20/69 In The Ghetto #1
Released: April 1969 May 1969 August 1970
November 1970 March 1975
Rubberneckin’
Released: November 1969 November 1970 March 1973
Gentle On My Mind
Vocal overdub
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee.
See personnel at 1/13/69 including overdub personnel.
Tues. 1/21/69 Hey Jude
Released: January 1972
From A Jack To A King
Released: November 1969 November 1970
&nb
sp;My Little Friend
Vocal overdub
Inherit The Wind
Released: November 1969 November 1970
Vocal overdub of previously recorded backing track.
Mama Liked The Roses
Released: May 1970 November 1970
Vocal overdub of previously recorded backing track
I’m Movin’ On
Vocal overdub
Long Black Limousine
Vocal overdub
Don’t Cry Daddy
Released: May 1969 March 1977
Vocal overdub of previously recorded backing track
Poor Man’s Gold
Vocal overdub of unreleased song.
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. See personnel at 1/13/69 including overdub
personnel.
Wed. 1/22/69 Without Love (There Is Nothing)
Released: November 1969 November 1970
I’ll Hold You In My Heart (Till I Can Hold You In My Arms)
Released: May 1969
I’ll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
Released: April 1970
Suspicious Minds #1
Released: August 1969 August 1970
Long Black Limousine
Wearin’ That Loved On Look
A Little Bit Of Green
I’m Movin’ On
My Little Friend
In The Ghetto
Rubberneckin’
Hey Jude
Suspicious Minds
Long Black Limousine
Wearin’ That Loved On Look
Vocal overdub work is done on all of the above
songs.
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis,
Tennessee. See personnel at 1/13/69 including
overdub personnel.
Mon. 2/17/69 It’s My Way/This Time/I Can’t Stop Loving You
UNK release date.
Stranger In My Own Hometown
Released: November 1969 November 1970
True Love Travels On A Gravel Road
Released: May 1969
And The Grass Won’t Pay No Mind
Released: November 1969 November 1970
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal), Reggie Young (guitar,
electric sitar), Tommy Cogbill (guitar, bass), John Hughey (pedal steel), Bobby Wood (piano), Bobby
Emmons, Glen Spreen (organ), Mike Leech (bass), Gene Chrisman (drums), and Ed Kollis (harmonica).
Overdubbed at a later session: Wayne Jackson, Bob Taylor, Ed Logan (The Memphis Horns), The
Memphis Strings, Sonja Montgomery, Millie Kirkham, Dolores Edgin, Hursch Wiginton, Sandy Posey,
Mary and Ginger Holladay, Sandra Robinson, Donna Rhodes, Jeannie Green, Donna Thatcher, and
Susan Pilkington (background vocals).
Tues. 2/18/69 After Loving You
Released: May 1969
Power Of My Love
Released: May 1969
Do You Know Who I Am?
Released: November 1969 November 1970
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. See personnel at 2/17/68 including overdub
personnel.
Wed. 2/19/69 Kentucky Rain
Released: January 1970 August 1970 March 1975
Only The Strong Survive
Released: May 1969
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal), Reggie Young (guitar,
electric sitar), Tommy Cogbill (guitar, bass), John Hughey (pedal steel), Bobby Wood (piano), Ronnie
Milsap (piano and vocal), Bobby Emmons, Glen Spreen (organ), Mike Leech (bass), Gene Chrisman
(drums), and Ed Kollis (harmonica).
Overdubbed at a later session: Wayne Jackson, Bob Taylor, Ed Logan (The Memphis Horns), The
Memphis Strings, Sonja Montgomery, Millie Kirkham, Dolores Edgin, Hursch Wiginton, Sandy Posey,
Mary and Ginger Holladay, Sandra Robinson, Donna Rhodes, Jeannie Green, Donna Thatcher, and
Susan Pilkington (background vocals).
Thurs. 2/20/69 It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
Released: May 1969
Any Day Now
Released: April 1969 May 1969 August 1971
If I’m A Fool
Released: April 1970
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal), Reggie Young (guitar,
electric sitar), Tommy Cogbill (guitar, bass), John Hughey (pedal steel), Bobby Wood (piano), Bobby
Emmons, Glen Spreen (organ), Mike Leech (bass), Gene Chrisman (drums), and Ed Kollis (harmonica).
Overdubbed at a later session: Wayne Jackson, Bob Taylor, Ed Logan (The Memphis Horns), The
Memphis Strings, Sonja Montgomery, Millie Kirkham, Dolores Edgin, Hursch Wiginton, Sandy Posey,
Mary and Ginger Holladay, Sandra Robinson, Donna Rhodes, Jeannie Green, Donna Thatcher, and
Susan Pilkington (background vocals).
Fri. 2/21/69 The Fair Is Moving On
Released: June 1969 November 1970
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. See personnel at 2/20/68 including overdub
personnel.
Sat. 2/22/69 Who Am I?
You’ll Never Walk Alone
(There’ll Be) Peace In The Valley
We Call On Him
I Believe
It Is No Secret (What God Can Do)
Sing You Children
Take My Hand, Precious Lord
All released: March 1971
Memory Revival
Unreleased. This song is attempted.
Recorded at the American Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. Elvis Presley (vocal), Reggie Young (guitar,
electric sitar), Tommy Cogbill (guitar, bass), John Hughey (pedal steel), Bobby Wood (piano), Bobby
Emmons, Glen Spreen (organ), Mike Leech (bass), Gene Chrisman (drums), and Ed Kollis (harmonica).
Overdubbed at a later session: Wayne Jackson, Bob Taylor, Ed Logan (The Memphis Horns), The
Memphis Strings, Sonja Montgomery, Millie Kirkham, Dolores Edgin, Hursch Wiginton, Sandy Posey,
Mary and Ginger Holladay, Sandra Robinson, Donna Rhodes, Jeannie Green, Donna Thatcher, Susan
Pilkington (background vocals).
Wed. 3/5/69 Let’s Be Friends
Cut from the film.
Change Of Habit
&nbs
p; Both released: April 1970
The above songs were recorded for the soundtrack of the movie
“Change Of Habit”.
Recorded at the Universal Sound Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis
Presley (vocal, guitar), the remaining musicians unidentified.
Thurs. 3/6/69 Have A Happy
Released: April 1970
Let Us Pray
Released: April 1970 March 1971
The above songs were recorded for the soundtrack of the movie “Change
Of Habit”.
Recorded at the Universal Sound Studios, Hollywood, California. Elvis
Presley (vocal, guitar), the remaining musicians unidentified.
3/69 Filming
Filming on the movie “Change Of Habit” is begun.
3/69 Lawdy Miss Clawdy
Released in the film only.
In one scene of the film
“Change Of Habit”, Elvis
sits at a piano and plays
and sings this song. Mary
Tyler Moore’s character
“accompanies” him on the
guitar. Mary Tyler Moore and Elvis
Recorded in Universal
Studios, Stage D, Culver
City, California. Elvis Presley
(piano), UNK guitar.
Tues. 3/18/69 Vocal overdub work on the
following songs:
Long Black Limousine
In The Ghetto
Suspicious Minds
Kentucky Rain
Any Day Now
Gentle On My Mind
Suspicious Minds
Kentucky Rain
Only The Strong Survive
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis,
Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Wed. 3/19/69 Vocal overdub work on the following songs:
Mama Liked The Roses
My Little Friend
Gentle On My Mind
Hey Jude (remake)
Don’t Cry Daddy
Rubberneckin’
Power Of My Love
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, The Colonel and Elvis
Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Thurs. 3/20/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
Gentle On My Mind
Kentucky Rain
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Fri. 3/21/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
Don’t Cry Daddy (remake)
Only The Strong Survive
It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Tues. 3/25/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
Power Of My Love
Kentucky Rain
Only The Strong Survive
True Love Travels On A Gravel Road
Do You Know Who I Am?
It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’
If I’m A Fool
The Fair Is Moving On
Who Am I?
I’ll Be There
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Fri. 5/2/69 Filming
Filming on the movie “Change Of Habit” is completed.
Mon. 5/5/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
This Is The Story
You’ll Think Of Me
Inherit The Wind
I’ll Be There
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Tues. 5/6/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
This Is The Story
You’ll Think Of Me
Inherit The Wind
I’ll Be There
From A Jack To A King
Without Love
Stranger In My Own Hometown
And The Grass Won’t Pay No Mind
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Wed. 5/7/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
From A Jack To A King
Without Love
Stranger In My Own Hometown
And The Grass Won’t Pay No Mind
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Thurs. 5/8/69 Vocal overdub work is done on the following songs:
Clean Up Your Own Backyard
Swing Down Sweet Chariot
Almost
Recorded at the American Sound Studios, Memphis, Tennessee. UNK personnel.
Fri. 8/1/69 Live Recording
Blue Suede Shoes /I Got A Woman /All Shook Up /Love Me Tender /Jailhouse Rock- Don't Be
Cruel/Heartbreak hotel /Hound Dog /Memories /Mystery Train/ Tiger Man /Life Story (dialogue)
/Baby, What You Want Me To Do /Are You Lonesome Tonight /Yesterday /Hey Jude /Band
Intros /In The Ghetto /Suspicious Minds /What'd I Say /Can't Help Falling In Love
Released: 1993 on bootleg
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Mon. 8/2/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Sun. 8/3/69 Live Recording
Two shows were recorded. The first was released in 1993, the second in 1995.
Blue Suede Shoes / I Got A Woman / All Shook Up / Love Me Tender / Jailhouse Rock - Don't
Be Cruel / Heartbreak Hotel / Hound Dog / Memories / Mystery Train - Tiger Man / Life Story
(Dialogue) /Baby What You Want Me To Do / Are You Lonesome Tonight / Yesterday / Hey Jude /
Band Intros / In The Ghetto / Suspicious Minds / What'd I Say / Can't Help Falling In Love
Recorded live at International Hotel. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Mon. 8/4/69 Video Filming
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on video
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Tues 8/5/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the midnight show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Wed. 8/6/69 Live Recording
Blue Suede Shoes / I Got A Woman / All Shook Up / Love Me Tender / Jailhouse Rock - Don't
Be Cruel / Heartbreak Hotel / Dialogue / Hound Dog / Dialogue / Memories / Dialogue /
Mystery Train - Tiger Man / Dialogue / Baby What You Want Me To Do / Runaway / Are You
Lonesome Tonight? / Yesterday / Hey Jude / Band Intros / In The Ghetto / Suspicious Minds /
What'd I Say / Can't Help Falling In Love
Released: 1991 (Audience recording)
Recorded live at International Hotel. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Thurs. 8/7/69 Suspicious Minds
Vocal overdub
Recorded at United Recording, Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tues.8/12/69 Live Recording/Video Filming
I Got A Woman / All Shook Up / Jailhouse Rock - Don't Be Cruel / Heartbreak Hotel / Hound
Dog / Memories / Mystery Train - Tiger Man / Baby, What Do You/ Runaway / Yesterday / In
The Ghetto / Suspicious Minds / What’d I Say / Can't Help Falling In Love
Released: 1993
Recorded live at International Hotel. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Wed. 8/13/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert recording dates for perso
nnel.
Thurs. 8/14/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks Right: 8/14/69
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert
recording dates for personnel.
Fri. 8/15/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner and the midnight show. See other concert recording dates for
personnel.
Sat. 8/16/69 Live Recording/ Video Filming
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the midnight show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Mon. 8/18/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording (partial) – UNK tracks. The tape ends during “In The Ghetto”.
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the dinner show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Tues. 8/19/69 Live Recording
Audience Recording – UNK tracks
Released: UNK on CD
Recorded live in Las Vegas at the midnight show. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Thurs. 8/21/69 Live Recording
Surrender (one line only)
Released: UNK
Recorded live at International Hotel. See other concert recording dates for personnel.
Fri. 8/22/69 Johnny B. Goode
All Shook Up
Are You Lonesome Tonight?
Tiger Man
Words
Suspicious Minds
Released: November 1969
Runaway
Released: June 1970
&
nbsp; Blue Suede Shoes
Released: 1993
Love Me Tender / Medley: Mystery Train-Tiger Man / Baby, What
You Want Me To Do / Funny How Times Slip Away / My Babe /
What'd I Say
Released: UNK
Recorded at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), James Burton, John
Wilkinson (guitar), Charlie Hodge (guitar, vocal), Bobby Wood (piano) Larry Muhoberac (piano, organ),
Jerry Scheff (bass), Ronnie Tutt, Gene Chrisman (drums), The Imperials, The Sweet Inspirations (Mary
Greene. Donna Thatcher, Susan Pilkington and Mary Holladay), Millie Kirkham (background vocals),
Bobby Morris and His Orchestra with the Memphis Strings.
Sat. 8/23/69 Live Recording Right: 8/23/69
Blue Suede Shoes /I Got A Woman /All Shook Up /Love Me Tender /
Jailhouse Rock - Don't Be Cruel / Heartbreak Hotel / Hound Dog /
Memories / Mystery Train - Tiger Man / Monologue / Baby What
You Want Me To Do / Runaway / Reconsider Baby / Are You
Lonesome Tonight? / Yesterday - Hey Jude / Introductions / In The
Ghetto / Suspicious Minds / What'd I Say / Can't Help Falling In Love
Released: 1993
Loving You
Released: UNK
Recorded live at International Hotel. See other concert recording
dates for personnel.
Sun. 8/24/69 Live Recording
My Babe
Can’t Help Falling In Love
Released: November 1969
Blue Suede Shoes / I Got A Woman / All Shook Up /
Monologue / Love Me Tender / Jailhouse Rock - Don't Be
Cruel / Heartbreak Hotel / Monologue / Hound Dog / I Can't
Stop Loving You / Johnny B. Good / Monologue / Baby What
You Want Me To Do / Runaway / Are You Lonesome
Tonight? / Words / Yesterday - Hey Jude / Introductions / In
The Ghetto / Suspicious Minds / What'd I Say / Can't Help
Falling In Love
Released: 1995.
Recorded at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. Elvis Presley (vocal, guitar), James Burton, John
Wilkinson (guitar), Charlie Hodge (guitar, vocal) Larry Muhoberac (piano, organ), Jerry Scheff (bass), Ronnie
Tutt (drums), The Imperials, The Sweet Inspirations, Millie Kirkham (background vocals), and Bobby Morris
and His Orchestra.
Mon. 8/25/69 Live Recordings
I Can’t Stop Loving You / Mystery
Train / In The Ghetto
Released: November 1969
Yesterday
Released: June 1970
Blue Suede Shoes / All Shook Up /
Hound Dog / I Can’t Stop Loving You /
I Got A Woman / Funny How Times
Slips Away / Memories / My Babe /
Words /Runaway / Yesterday
Released: UNK
Recorded at the International Hotel, Las
Vegas, Nevada. See other concert
recording dates for personnel.
Tues. 8/26/69 Live Recordings
Blue Suede Shoes / Hound Dog
Released: November 1969
Jailhouse Rock / Inherit The Wind / Baby, What You
Want Me To Do / Runaway / Are You Lonesome Tonight
/ Rubberneckin / This is The Story / My Babe
Released: UNK
Recorded at the International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. See
other concert recording dates for personnel.
Fri. 9/26/69 Let Us Pray
Vocal overdub
Recorded at the RCA Studios, Studio A, Nashville, Tennessee.
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