Hi. This is my 2nd post on here. The first was in response to a very interesting Martin Sheen interview about EP. I'm 50 which means I grew up with EP news etc. everywhere. I was 16 when he died and really did not think much about it, but watched the world over the next 3 decades never stop obsessing over him. I got on Ebay and I wanted to -buy- something vinyl and rare. I thought Elvis. Retro. Original. So I did research on the original RCA 45's and LP's and bought a few. Mostly the 45's with picture sleeves in good shape. Then I enjoyed them so much as I played them one time to record them onto my hard drive. I'll collect more, but I missed something. This guy was aggressive. He was good. I'll keep that vinyl coming and collect it. I always wanted to reply to Eddie Murphy's remark, "Elvis, he couldn't act". Watching "Love me Tender", he acted as well as any Oscar winner in recent times. Unfortunately after that, he became more commercial, but I am enjoying the movies too. I like your forum and would enjoy correspondence, especially about collecting his records. I've got a few now and want more.......Jim

Hi Jim and welcome to BJ's Elvis forum It's great to have new posters and lovely to hear how they 'got into' Elvis music. It sounds as if you've got a good collection of Elvis music and your vinyl picture discs sound fantastic B)

Welcome

Hi Jim, welcome to the Elvis forum, it is very good to have you on board, and we always make new Elvis fans welcome. Sounds like you already have a great collection, like most of us here. Stick around and you will always find out more about the great man himself. :cheer:

I would love to. I LOVE THAT AVATAR! That is so cool and funny. I guess I'm working my way up to which-ever movie it is from(prob. a concert tho), I'm up to 1962(Follow That Dream). This is extremely fun and I think I know why. It's like a time machine. Getting these songs/albums and movies takes me back actually before my birth(1960). Songs and scripts that have no apocalyptic messages or mentions of current world enigmas. EP was an incredibly perfect representative of fun, simple pastimes, simple pleasures, simple losses, no complex issues.....mainly joy.

Most of what I've listened to in the last 30+ years is now called "Prog-Rock". Very dark but arty and mostly from England. Genesis, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd etc...music that didn't really convey a lot of Joy, mainly thought provoking but mostly bleak and dark. With so many instruments and arty changes that you forgot joy altogether. EP makes me relax. Tony Banks of Genesis was not "Bad to the Bone" because he could superbly manipulate $20,000 worth of keyboards at a hockey arena sitting behind Phil Collins in 1980. I never hear his name spoken.......anywhere. Although he was/is a hero of mine. I work in a school and today I heard a 14 YO kid spontaniously do an Elvis impersonation for no reason. This is what makes EP "Bad to the Bone". 33 years gone now.....and kids still want to be like him.

Jim

I would love to. I LOVE THAT AVATAR! That is so cool and funny. I guess I'm working my way up to which-ever movie it is from(prob. a concert tho), I'm up to 1962(Follow That Dream). This is extremely fun and I think I know why. It's like a time machine. Getting these songs/albums and movies takes me back actually before my birth(1960). Songs and scripts that have no apocalyptic messages or mentions of current world enigmas. EP was an incredibly perfect representative of fun, simple pastimes, simple pleasures, simple losses, no complex issues.....mainly joy.

Most of what I've listened to in the last 30+ years is now called "Prog-Rock". Very dark but arty and mostly from England. Genesis, Mike Oldfield, Pink Floyd etc...music that didn't really convey a lot of Joy, mainly thought provoking but mostly bleak and dark. With so many instruments and arty changes that you forgot joy altogether. EP makes me relax. Tony Banks of Genesis was not "Bad to the Bone" because he could superbly manipulate $20,000 worth of keyboards at a hockey arena sitting behind Phil Collins in 1980. I never hear his name spoken.......anywhere. Although he was/is a hero of mine. I work in a school and today I heard a 14 YO kid spontaniously do an Elvis impersonation for no reason. This is what makes EP "Bad to the Bone". 33 years gone now.....and kids still want to be like him.

Jim

I agree with what you've said, Jim, about the films. Sure there was no deep messages, but they were fun, light and not depressing.

It is fantastic that Elvis is still so much around us, despite the 33 years since we lost him. One of the great things about being an Elvis fan, is whatever mood you're in, there's always an Elvis song to reflect it and to enjoy. I've always been drawn especially to '69 and the American Studios tracks, but often I love the fun of the early songs, other times Gospel or the live stuff. There's something for everybody I, too, work in a school, albeit a primary school (4 -11 years) and believe me, the children I work with get to hear about Elvis ;) :dance:

Hi freinds. EP came up twice today. I took my GF to a certain thrift store she likes since she wanted the halloween items(outfits/wigs/etc)

they sell every Oct. While she was doing her thing I thumbed thru some racks of vinyl and found a copy of "Moody Blue". In pretty good condition, the blue vinyl pressing. Both the black and the blue vinyls were released in 1977, but I'm unsure as to whether the blue pressing was posthumous. Still I'm a little sad as I looked this up on Ebay before I became a member here(and tonight on Wikipedia), only to find out it was his last record(perhaps while still alive). Can anyone confirm this? Anyway I'm enjoying it and have to remark that EP had incredible dynamic range! I actually had to turn my PC's recording levels down to accomodate his range.

Funny how I now get into vinyl so much again. I always kept mine thru the decades. Very heavy to move but worth it. What's fun is to take a 1960 45rpm single or "Moody Blue" and run it thru de-click software. Sounds better than a CD. Fatter, more "punch". Anyone else do this for fun? The 2nd EP occurance....we came home, the UT Texas Longhorns lost for the 2nd week in a row (to Oklahoma), then I surfed to the movie "3000 Miles to Graceland" where several Elvis impersonators rob a Las Vegas Casino. You know the flick. A fun day. Jim

Hi freinds. EP came up twice today. I took my GF to a certain thrift store she likes since she wanted the halloween items(outfits/wigs/etc)

they sell every Oct. While she was doing her thing I thumbed thru some racks of vinyl and found a copy of "Moody Blue". In pretty good condition, the blue vinyl pressing. Both the black and the blue vinyls were released in 1977, but I'm unsure as to whether the blue pressing was posthumous. Still I'm a little sad as I looked this up on Ebay before I became a member here(and tonight on Wikipedia), only to find out it was his last record(perhaps while still alive). Can anyone confirm this? Anyway I'm enjoying it and have to remark that EP had incredible dynamic range! I actually had to turn my PC's recording levels down to accomodate his range.

Funny how I now get into vinyl so much again. I always kept mine thru the decades. Very heavy to move but worth it. What's fun is to take a 1960 45rpm single or "Moody Blue" and run it thru de-click software. Sounds better than a CD. Fatter, more "punch". Anyone else do this for fun? The 2nd EP occurance....we came home, the UT Texas Longhorns lost for the 2nd week in a row (to Oklahoma), then I surfed to the movie "3000 Miles to Graceland" where several Elvis impersonators rob a Las Vegas Casino. You know the flick. A fun day. Jim

Wow! You must have been so pleased to have found that, Jim and it just goes to show what bargains you can find in thrift and charity shops. I'm not really an expert on Elvis vinyls so at this moment I can't confirm that it was his last, but it certainly is a very special record to own. As for '3000 Miles To Graceland', I bought the film earlier on this year and I found it a real fun movie :cheer:

Hello again. Yes it was his last. I googled around some since my last post. "Moody Blue" included several new studio tracks EP had done in late '76, but not enough to fill an LP. So some live songs were added. I liked the new trax. They sounded like.....Elvis said several times the music business changes very fast and you have to change with it(and he did, he was extremely adaptable). The instrumentation sounded very much like in keeping with the hits of the time to me. A little Lynyrd Skynyrd and other influences going on. The live stuff was not unlike "Aloha from Hawaii" 1973(which is a great live LP I bought and digitalized, I want the video!). The album was released a month or 2 prior to his death on black vinyl sometime in the summer of '77. Then switched to blue vinyl. Whether the switch to blue was before or after his death I don't know. Then later re-issues went back to black viinyl. What -IS- something of note: there were a scant few "promo" pressings made in white vinyl that are like the holy grail if you find one! I saw one for sale on an Elvis record site, and the bidding was up to $1500!! I'm loving this. Now I'm going after the EP's, 45RPM records that had 4 songs on each released on RCA from his movies, with picture sleeves. An EP from "Love me Tender" is on it's way. I'll never part with them.

Jim

hi jim welcome to the forum

nice to meet another elvis fan, although a lover of all elvis music, i am more drawn to the raw rockabilly sound of the young elvis,

and have some classic 50s singles in my collection, ie....lets have party, big hunk o love, all shook up to name but a few, if you ever come across thats alright mamma on the sun label, ha, ha, just kidding, thats the real holy grail, anyway hope to read more from you a real warm welcome from me!

Oh man, I'd love to get my hands on some of the Sun originals. Good luck Jim, yes I know......but the RCA Victor 1955 and up will do fine! What -IS- funny....I see some "Elvis paraphernalia" going around on Ebay. A tie and cufflinks(with a picture of the King wearing them), or a sweater he wore, etc......all with a letter(s) of authenticity. His hair dresser or his secretary said this or that....

I really don't think you could rely on any documentation like that. How could you? It's cloth and metal. But records have serial numbers/meticulous proven documentation. And since EP was about MUSIC, I'll stick to that. Vinyl....and film....that was what he was about. I saw paper folder scripts from 2 movies Johnny Cash did(one film I had seen a dozen times) go up, up, up in value on Ebay(if they were the real deal) then sell at a high price. I'd like a script copy from Speedway, you know the movie where EP and Bill Bixby(Incredible Hulk) go to the IRS office and dance as they wait to see the tax guy. That would be good, Bixby's copy would do fine. I'm sure Elvis' copy is at Graceland under lock and key. There is so much more for me to learn and explore. Don't think for a minute this is about making a buck. Anything I buy is mine forever.....even the white pressing of "Moody Blue", if I find one!! But the music is the real thing. That's what EP was all about. Once I record an LP or 45 to my hard drive, I only listen to the WAV file.

Jim

Man, did I score. Before I registered here I bought a -bunch- of rare Elvis 45's on Ebay. They just got here. The picture sleeves are in FINE condition for 40 to 50 years old! Fans must have been asleep when I won these bids. I'd say they were only about 7 dollars each including shipping. I have not played the records but they look fine. I'll get to it soon. I got the EPA-4114 "Jailhouse Rock" with -5- songs. The only other EPA 45 I have has 4 songs. I have the 47-7777 "It's Now Or Never" and 4 others.......I put them all in outer plastic sleeves awaiting ONE play only. This is so cool and fun. I've made a vow tho, to stay off Ebay till November. It's like an addiction! Gotta pay the light bill first, right? Anyway.......thats my EP moment for today. I'll keep these safe and as I don't know any Elvis fans I should make a will(I'm 50 BTW), and name one of you fine people as the recipient of these "goods" if I croak! Just kidding but true as I would like a real EP fan to have these. I watched "Spinout-1966" last night. So retro and fun. Shelly Fabrey(sp?) must have been in at least 2 Elvis movies before her demise on 70's and later sitcoms. Wasn't she the wife on the show "Coach"? There were several sitcoms prior, all short lived. She was a cutie tho. Have a nice day Elvis fans. I am.

Jim

 

Sounds as if you got yourself some more great bargains, Jim and I know what you mean about eBay being addictive. You must have a fab vinyl collection, but you are so right when you say that it's all about the music. Elvis left us a legacy of wonderful music to enjoy Yep, Shelley Fabares was in three films with Elvis: Girl Happy, Spinout and Clambake. I don't know the show Coach (not sure if it was shown on British TV) but just cheated and looked on Wikipedia and yes, apparently, Shelley played the wife of the football coach. She did have a liver transplant in 2000 and she is now 66 years old.

Yes indeedy, I just spotted Shelley in Clambake along with "The Incredible Hulk". So he(Bixby) has 2 Elvis movies. I was sad to see Bixby's end from cancer, the tabloids made his end terrible in one youtube interview I saw. He said something along the lines of "You can't even die in peace." I've had more records roll in. More of the late 50's early 60's 45 rpm EP's(with picture sleeves) and a cupla singles. The most awaited one, Love Me Tender EP 1956, has a NEAR MINT cover. Superb condition. Unfortunately the vinyl was in pretty bad shape. But as we know, the cover is the main attraction now. I'll take a rest from my new addiction but one day get a Love Me Tender EP with a bad picture sleeve and a near mint record, then make "one good one". Still 6 on my list have not arrived yet(out of 30, I got dog nuts in late Sept.). No more for a while. Got a couple of the Camden label 1970's (still in shrink wrap) 33rpm LP's. Almost CD quality even without declick software. I'm finding LP's sound a lot better than 45's even if 45's are more "collectable". It's also a pain to discwash 45's compared to LP's. So far my needle is holding up(on the turntable). 45's leave a dirty residue on the turntable mat, so I have to rinse it periodically. Have fun Presley fans.....I am.

Jim

PS: It's funny how I'm quickly picking up on Elvis' history. I heard 2 songs on an LP of movie hits and quickly found them in the "Double Trouble" and "Frankie and Johnnie" movies. But I'll tell ya, I visited 2 or more "lyric" websites for EP and his "song-ography" is HUNDREDS long.......a lot more to enjoy and compile. Could take years.....But fun. Perhaps I'll polish up/restring my stratocaster and maybe get some tabs of EP songs. Better keep the FX on the strat pretty clean, they were back then, except for a little cheezy tremolo. I've enjoyed seeing some now-worth-$75,000 guitars in these movies. Gibson, Danelectro, etc......I wonder who owns them now......

Jim

I don't know about others, but I'm continually learning more about Elvis all the time Jim, I have a friend, Dave, who compiled a pretty comprehensive list of all the songs Elvis either recorded or sang live, including one liners and I did post a link to it before, but it was ages ago, so I thought I'd post the list again. It was a lot of hard work to compile, but it is an amazing list :dance:

 

I'll do it in 2 parts as it's quite a long list Song title first followed by date.

 

A - M

 

18 Yellow Roses rehearsals, July 1969

500 Miles home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

A Big Hunk O' Love studio, 10th June 1958

A Boy Like Me, A Girl Like You studio, 27th March 1962

A Cane And A High Starched Collar studio, 8th August, 1960

A Dog's Life studio, 27th July & 4th August 1965

A Fool Such As I studio, 10th June 1958

A House That Has Everything studio, 21st February 1967

A Hundred Years From Now studio, 4th June 1970

A Little Bit Of Green studio, 14th January 1969

A Little Less Conversation studio, 7th March 1968

A Mess Of Blues studio, 21st March 1960

A Thing Called Love studio, 19th May 1971

A Whistling Tune studio, 26th October 1961

A World Of Our Own studio, 22nd September 1962

Adam And Evil studio, 17th February 1966

After Loving You studio, 18th February 1969

Ain't No Sunshine rehearsals, January 1972

Ain't That Loving You Baby studio, 10th June 1958

Alfie (part) live, 20th February 1973

All I Needed Was The Rain studio, 1st October 1967

All Shook Up studio, 12th January 1957

All That I Am studio, 17th February 1966

Alla' En El "Rancho Grande" studio rehearsal, 15th July 1970

Almost studio, 23rd October 1968

Almost Always True studio, 22nd March 1961

Almost In Love studio, 7th & 11th March 1968

Almost Lost My Mind home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Aloha Oe studio, 21st March 1961

Along Came Jones (excerpt) live 19th & 21st August 1970

Alright, Okay, You Win live 29th September 1974

Always On My Mind studio, 29th March 1972

Am I Ready? studio, 16th February 1966

Am I That Easy To Forget?(1 line) during a take of If I'm A Fool (For Loving You)

Amazing Grace studio, 15th March 1971

Amen live (various shows)

America The Beautiful live (various shows)

An American Trilogy live (various shows)

An Evening Prayer studio, 18th May 1971

And I Love You So studio, 11th March 1975

And I Tell The Sea (scheduled for cancelled August 22-23 1967 studio session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind studio, 18th February 1969

Angel studio, 2nd July 1961

Animal Instinct studio, 25th February 1965

Any Day Now studio, 21st February 1969

Anyone (Could Fall In Love With You) studio, 30th September 1963

Anyplace Is Paradise studio, 2nd September 1956

Anything That's Part Of You studio, 15th October 1961

Anyway You Want Me (That's How I Will Be) studio, 2nd July 1956

Appreciation (performed by Ann Margret) studio, 28th August 1963

Apron Strings home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

Are You Lonesome Tonight? studio, 4th April 1960

Are You Sincere? studio, 23rd September 1973

As Long As I Have You studio, 16th January 1958

As We Travel Along On The Jericho Road MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Ask Me studio, 27th May 1963

At The End Of The Road (Jerry Lee Lewis) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

At The Hop home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

Aubrey (performed by Voice with Elvis reciting the words) live 2nd September 1974

Auld Lang Syne live, 1st January 1977, Civic Arena, Pittsburgh

Ave Maria live 1970 (various shows)

Baby Don't Ya Know home recording, Eddie Fadal's House, 1958

Baby I Don't Care studio, 3rd & 8th May 1957

Baby Let's Play House studio, February 1955

Baby, If You Give Me All Of Your Love studio, 14th July 1966

Baby What You Want Me To Do NBC Studios, June 25th - 29th 1968

Bad Moon Rising live 23rd June 1973 (reportedly)

Barefoot Ballad studio, 30th September 1963

Be My Love home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Beach Boy Blues studio, 23rd March 1961

Beach Shack studio, 16th February 1966

Because Of Love studio, 27th March 1962

Beginner's Luck studio 12-13th May 1965

Beyond The Bend studio, 22nd September 1962

Beyond The Reef studio, 27th May 1966

Big Boots studio, 28th April 1960

Big Boss Man studio, 10th September 1967

Big Love, Big Heartache studio, 3rd March 1964

Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall studio, 2nd February 1976

Black Bottom Stomp (aka Jerry's Boogie - Jerry Lee Lewis lead vocal) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Black Star studio, 8th August, 1960

Blessed Jesus, Hold My Hand MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Blowin' In The Wind home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Blue Christmas studio, 5th September 1957

Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain studio, 7th February 1976

Blue Hawaii studio, 22nd March 1961

Blue Moon studio, 19th August 1954

Blue Moon Of Kentucky studio, 6th July 1976

Blue River studio, 27th May 1963

Blue Suede Shoes studio, 30th January 1956

Blue Suede Shoes (G.I. Blues) studio, 28th April 1960

Blueberry Hill studio, 19th January 1957

Bo Diddley live??

Born To Lose rehearsals, January 1974

Bosom Of Abraham studio, 9th June 1971

Bossa Nova Baby studio, 22nd January 1963

Bridge Over Troubled Water studio, 5th June 1970

Bright New World Of Tomorrow probably a rejected demo from It Happened At The World's Fair

Bringing It Back studio, 12th March 1975

Britches studio, 8th August, 1960

Brown Eyed Handsome Man MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Brown Eyes rehearsals, January 1972

Burning Love studio, 28th March 1972

By And By studio, 27th May 1966

By Day By Day (Creative Workshop aborted session, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

By The Time I Get To Phoenix (part) live, 9th September 1970 & 8th February 1974

Can't Help Falling in Love studio, 23rd March 1961

Carny Town studio, 3rd March 1964

Carry Me Back To Old Virginia (part) live 22nd February 1972 & 18th April 1972

Casual Love Affair (Sun Studios) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Catchin' On Fast studio, 30th September 1963

Cattle Call studio rehearsal, 29th July 1970

Chain Gang live 23rd February 1972 (reportedly)

Change Of Habit studio, 5th March 1969

Charro! studio, 15th October 1968

Chesay studio, 14th May 1965

Cindy, Cindy studio, 4th June 1970

City By Night studio, 14th July 1966

Clambake studio, 22-23rd February 1967

Clean Up Your Own Backyard studio, 23rd October 1968

Close To You (part) live 14th September 1970 (reportedly)

C'mon Everybody studio, 9th July 1963

Coat Of Many Colors (unrecorded due to publishing problems) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Color My Rainbow (incomplete vocal) studio, 25th July 1973

Columbus Stockade Blues (snippet before take 4 of "Promised Land") studio,15th December 1973

Come Along studio 12-13th May 1965

Come Out, Come Out (Wherever You Are) (incomplete vocal) studio, 13th January 1969

Come What May studio, 28th May 1966

Confidence studio, 22-23rd February 1967

Cool Water home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, 1959

Cotton Candy Land studio, 22nd September 1962

Cottonfields studio rehearsal, 15th July 1970

Could I Fall In Love studio, 28th June 1966

Crawfish studio, 15th January 1958

Crazy Arms (Jerry Lee Lewis lead vocal) MDQ session, 4th December 1956 & rehearsals, January 1970 (Elvis vocal)

Cross My Heart And Hope To Die studio, 11th June 1964

Crying In The Chapel studio, 30th October 1960

Crying Time studio rehearsals for TTWII, 1970 & live 12th August 1973

Dainty Little Moonbeams studio, 28th March 1962

Danny studio, 11th February 1958

Danny Boy studio, 5th February 1976

Dark Moon home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Datin' studio, 4th August 1965

Delilah live, May 1976

Delta Lady (part) live, 4th May 1976 & rehearsals, January 1970

Detroit City (part) live, 11th September 1970

Devil In Disguise studio, 26th May 1963

Didja' Ever studio, 27th April 1960

Dirty, Dirty Feeling studio, 4th April 1960

Dixieland Rock studio, 16th January 1958

Do Not Disturb studio, 11th June 1964

Do The Clam studio, 12th & 15th June 1964

Do The Vega studio, 10th July 1963

Do You Know Who I Am? studio, 19th February 1969

Doin' The Best I Can studio, 27th April 1960

Dominic studio, 1st October 1967

Doncha Think It's Time studio, 1st February 1958

Don't studio, 5th September 1957

Don't Ask Me Why studio, 16th January 1958

Don't Be Cruel studio, 2nd July 1956

Don't Cry Daddy studio, 15th January 1969

Don't Forbid Me MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Don't It Make You Wanna Go Home studio rehearsals, Culver City, 1970

Don't Leave Me Now studio, 23rd February 1957 ++

Don't Let Go (scheduled for cancelled August 1967 studio session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Don't Think Twice, It's Alright studio, 16th May 1971

Double Trouble studio, 29th June 1966

Down By The Riverside And When The Saints Go Marching In studio 12-13th May 1965

Down In the Alley studio, 26th May 1966

Drums Of The Islands studio, 2nd August 1965

Early Mornin' Rain studio, 15th March 1971

Earth Angel home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

Earth Boy studio, 28th March 1962

Easy Come, Easy Go studio, 28th September 1966

Easy Question studio, 18th March 1962

Echoes Of Love studio, 26th May 1963

Edge Of Reality studio, 7th March 1968

El Paso studio rehearsals for Elvis On Tour, 30th March 1972

El Toro studio, 23rd January 1963

End Of The Road (performed by Jerry Lee Lewis) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Energy (Creative Workshop aborted session, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Everybody Come Aboard studio, 14th May 1965

Everybody Loves Somebody (part) live 26th January & 23rd February 1970

Everybody's Talkin' rehearsals, July 1969

Faded Love studio, 7th June 1970

Fairytale studio, 10th March 1975

Fame And Fortune studio, 21st March 1960

Farther Along studio, 27th May 1966

Feelings (selected for recording and rehearsed - NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS) studio, 7th February 1976

Fever studio, 3rd April 1960

Find Out What's Happening studio, 22nd July 1973

Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers studio, 26th May 1963

Fire Down Below (no vocal) studio, 30th October 1976

First In Line studio, 3rd September 1956

Five Sleepy Heads studio, 20th June 1967

Flaming Star studio, 7th October 1960

Flip, Flop & Fly live 1956 & 1974

Flowers On The Wall (excerpt) before take 16 of "Adam And Evil"

Follow That Dream studio, 2nd July 1961

Folsom Prison Blues live 14th August 1970

Fool studio, 28th March 1972

Fool, Fool, Fool demo, Jan - Feb 1955

Fools Fall In Love studio, 28th May 1966

Fools Hall Of Fame live in Canada, 1957

Fools Rush In studio, 18th May 1971

(That's What You Get) For Lovin' Me studio, 15th March 1971

For Ol' Times Sake studio, 23rd July 1973

For Once In My Life (part) live, 2nd September 1974

For The Good Times studio, 27th March 1972

For The Heart studio, 5th February 1976

For The Millionth And The Last Time studio, 15th October 1961

Forget Me Never studio, 7th November 1960

Fort Lauderdale Chamber Of Commerce studio, 11th & 15th June 1964

Fountain Of Love studio, 18th March 1962

Frankfort Special studio, 6th May 1960

Frankie And Johnny studio, 14th May 1965

Froggy Went A-Courtin' studio rehearsal, 29th July 1970

From A Jack To A King studio, 21st January 1969

Fun In Acapulco studio, 23rd January 1963

Funny How Time Slips Away studio, 7th June 1970

G.I. Blues studio, 27th April 1960

Gentle On My Mind studio, 20th January 1969

Gently studio, 12th March 1961

Get A Job home recording??

Get Back various rehearsals & live 1970

Ghost Riders In The Sky rehearsals, Culver City, July 15th 1970

Girl Happy studio, 10th June 1964

Girl Next Door Went A'Walking studio, 4th April 1960

Girl Of Mine studio, 24th July 1973

Girls! Girls! Girls! studio, 27th March 1962

Give Me The Right studio, 12th March 1961

Go East - Young Man studio, 26th February & 9th March 1965

Goin' Home studio, 16th January 1968

Golden Coins studio, 25th February 1965

Gonna Get Back Home Somehow studio, 18th March 1962

Gone (1955 Sun Studios) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Good, Bad But Beautiful (rhythm track only) studio, 24th July 1973

Good Luck Charm studio, 15th October 1961

Good Rockin' Tonight studio, September 1954

Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues studio, 13th December 1973

Got A Lot O' Livin' To Do! studio, 12th January 1957

Got My Mojo Working/Keep Your Hands Off Of It studio, 5th June 1970

Green, Green Grass Of Home studio, 11th March 1975

Guadalajara studio, 23rd January & 27th February 1963

Guitar Man studio, 10th September 1967

Hands Off home recording, Monovale Drive, 1960

Happy Birthday To You live, various shows

Happy Ending studio, 30th August 1962

Happy, Happy Birthday Baby home recording, Eddie Fadal's House, 1958

Harbor Lights studio, 5th July 1954

Hard Headed Woman studio, 15th January 1958

Hard Knocks studio, 2nd March 1964

Hard Luck studio, 13th & 19th May 1965

Harem Holiday studio, 26th February & 9th March 1965

Hava Negila studio rehearsals, Culver City, 15th July 1970

Have A Happy studio, 6th March 1969

Have I Told You Lately That I Love You? studio, 19th January 1957

Hawaiian Sunset studio, 21st March 1961

Hawaiian Wedding Song studio, 22nd March 1961

He Is My Everything studio, 9th June 1971

He Knows Just What I Need studio, 30th October 1960

He Touched Me studio, 18th May 1971

He home recording, Monovale Drive, 1960

Heart Of Rome studio, 6th June 1970

Heartbreak Hotel studio, 10th January 1956

Hearts Of Stone live, 15th January 1955

He'll Have To Go studio, 30-31st October 1976

Hello Josephine rehearsals, July 1969 & rehearsals, August 1974

Help Me studio, 12th December 1973

Help Me Make It Through The Night studio, 17th May 1971

Here Comes Santa Claus studio, 6th September 1957

Here Comes Tomorrow (scheduled for cancelled 22-23 August 1967 studio session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad studio, 21st June 1967

Hey Bo Diddley live, 28th December 1976

Hey Jude studio, 21st January 1969

Hey Little Girl studio, 25th February 1965

Hey, Hey, Hey studio, 22-23rd February 1967

HideThou Me home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darlin') (few lines) studio, 10th September 1967 (before take 4 of "Guitar Man")

Hi-Heel Sneakers studio, 11th September 1967

His Hand In Mine studio, 30th October 1960

His Latest Flame studio, 26th June 1961

Holiday Inn (part) live 23rd June 1973

Holly Holy rehearsals, January 1970

Holly Leaves And Christmas Trees studio, 15th May 1971

Home (Mac Davis protest song Elvis was going to record in January 1969) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Home Is Where The Heart Is studio, 26th October 1961

Hot Dog studio, 14th-18th January 1957

Hound Dog studio, 2nd July 1956

House Of Sand studio, 27th July & 4th August 1965

How Can You Lose What You Never Had? studio, 21st February 1967

How Do You Think I Feel? studio, 1st September 1956

How Great Thou Art studio, 25th May 1966

How The Web Was Woven studio, 5th June 1970

How Would You Like To Be? studio, 22nd September 1962

How's The World Treating You? studio, 1st September 1956

Hurt studio, 5th February 1976

Husky Dusky Day (duet with Hope Lange from Wild In The Country) recording date??

I Apologise (part) studio, 22nd September 1962 (before a take of "Beyond The Bend")

I Asked The Lord (aka He's Only A Prayer Away) home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

I Beg Of You studio, 23rd February 1957

I Believe studio, 12th January 1957

I Believe In The Man In The Sky studio, 30th October 1960

I Can Help studio, 11th March 1975

I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You) home recording, 1959 - also recorded at Eddie Fadal's house in May 1958

I Can't Believe You Still Love Me (possibly titled incorrectly) home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

I Can't Stop Loving You informal recording 17th February 1969 & various liive

I Didn't Make It On Playing Guitar studio rehearsal, 6th June 1970

I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine studio, September 1954

I Don't Wanna Be Tied studio, 28th March 1962

I Don't Want To studio, 26th March 1962

I Feel So Bad studio, 12th March 1961

I Feel That I've Known You Forever studio, 19th March 1962

I Forgot To Remember To Forget studio, 11th July 1955

I Got A Feelin' In My Body studio, 10th December 1973

I Got A Woman studio, 10th January 1956

I Got Lucky studio, 27th October 1961

I Got Stung studio, 11th June 1958

I Gotta Know studio, 4th April 1960

I Had A Dream (few lines) before take 4 of "Slicin' Sand"

I Hear A Sweet Voice Calling MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I Just Can't Help Believin' rehearsals, July 1970 & various live

I Just Can't Make It By Myself MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I Love ??

I Love Only One Girl studio, 29th June 1966

I Love You Because studio, 5th July 1954

I Met Her Today studio, 15th October 1961

I Miss You studio, 23rd September 1973

I Need Somebody To Lean On studio, 10th July 1963

I Need You So studio, 23rd February 1957

I Need Your Love Tonight studio, 10th June 1958

I Need Your Loving Every Day live in Las Vegas, 14th & 17th August 1971

I Really Don't Want To Know studio, 7th June 1970

I Shall Be Released (informal) studio, 20th May 1971

I Shall Not Be Moved MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell studio, 8th November 1960

I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here studio, 22nd January 1963

I Understand Just How You Feel home recording, Eddie Fadal's house, 28th May 1958

I Walk The Line live, 14th August 1970

I Want To Be Free studio, 3rd May 1957

I Want You With Me studio, 12th March 1961

I Want You, I Need You, I Love You studio, 14th April 1956

I Was Born About Ten Thousand Years Ago studio, 4th June 1970

I Was The One studio, 11th January 1956

I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water studio, 7th June 1970

I Went To Your Wedding (excerpt) before take 1 of "Rock-A-Hula Baby"

I Will Be Home Again studio, 4th April 1960

I Will Be True studio, 19th May 1971

I Wonder, I Wonder, I Wonder home recording, Monovale Drive, 1960

I, John studio, 9th June 1971

If Every Day Was Like Christmas studio, 10th & 12th June 1966

If I Can Dream NBC Studios, June 23rd & 30th 1968

If I Get Home On Christmas Day studio, 15th May 1971

If I Loved You home recording, Monovale Drive, 1960

If I Were You studio, 8th June 1970

If I'm A Fool (For Loving You) studio, 21st February 1969

If That Isn't Love studio, 16th December 1973

If The Lord Wasn't Walking By My Side studio, 28th May 1966

If We Never Meet Again studio, 31st October 1960

If You Don't Come Back studio, 21st July 1973

If You Love Me (Let Me Know) various live 1970's

If You Talk In Your Sleep studio, 11th December 1973

If You Think I Don't Need You studio, 9th July 1963

I'll Be Back studio, 17th February 1966

I'll Be Home For Christmas studio, 7th September 1957

I'll Be Home On Christmas Day studio, 16th May 1971

I'll Be There studio, 22nd January 1969

I'll Hold You In My Heart studio, 22nd January 1969

I'll Never Fall In Love Again studio, 4th February 1976

I'll Never Find Another You (scheduled for cancelled 22-23 August 1967 session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

I'll Never Know studio, 5th June 1970

I'll Never Let You Go (Little Darlin') studio, 10th September 1954

I'll Never Stand In Your Way demo record, Sun Studios, 4th January 1953

I'll Remember You studio, 10th & 12th June 1966

I'll Take Love studio, 28th September 1966

I'll Take You Home Again Kathleen studio, 19th May 1971

I'm A Roustabout studio, 3rd March 1964

I'm Beginning To Forget You home recording, 1959

I'm Comin' Home studio, 12th March 1961

I'm Counting On You studio, 11th January 1956

I'm Falling In Love Tonight studio, 22nd September 1962

I'm Gonna Bid My Blues Goodbye MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You) studio, 31st January 1956

I'm Gonna Walk Dem Golden Stairs studio, 31st October 1960

I'm In The Crowd But Oh So Alone MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I'm Leavin' studio, 20th May 1971

I'm Leaving It Up To You live in Las Vegas, Jan-Feb 1971

I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone studio, November or December 1954

I'm Movin' On studio, 14th January 1969

I'm Not The Marrying Kind studio, 2nd July 1961

I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry various live 1970's

I'm With The Crowd But Oh So Alone MDQ session, 4th December 1956

I'm Yours studio, 26th June 1961

In My Father's House studio, 31st October 1960

In My Way studio, 7th November 1960

In The Garden studio, 27th May 1966

In The Ghetto studio, 20th January 1969

In Your Arms studio, 12th March 1961

Indescribably Blue studio, 10th & 12th June 1966

Inherit The Wind studio, 15th January 1969

Is It So Strange studio, 19th January 1957

Island Of Love studio, 22nd March 1961

It Ain't No Big Thing (But It's Growing) studio, 6th June 1970

It Feels So Right studio, 21st March 1960

It Hurts Me studio, 12th January 1964

It Is No Secret (What God Can Do) studio, 19th January 1957

It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin' studio, 20th February 1969

It Must Be Her (excerpt) rehearsals/filming for Elvis On Tour 1972

It Won't Be Long studio, 29th June 1966

It Won't Seem Like Christmas Without You studio, 15th May 1971

It Wouldn't Be The Same Without You demo record, Sun Studios, 4th January 1953

Ito Eats studio, 22nd March 1961

It's A Matter Of Time studio, 29th March 1972

It's A Sin studio, 12th March 1961

It's A Sin To Tell A Lie home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

It's A Wonderful World studio, 2nd March 1964

It's Been So Long Darling home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

It's Carnival Time studio, 3rd March 1964

It's Diff'rent Now (rehearsal) studio, 21st July 1973

It's Easy For You studio, 29th October 1976

It's Impossible live, 16th February 1972

It's Midnight studio, 10th December 1973

It's My Way (excerpt during ThisTime/I Can't Stop Loving You) studio, 17th February 1969

It's Nice To Go Trav'ling (performed with Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr, et al) live from Timex TV show, 26th March 1960

It's No Fun Being Lonely home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

It's Now Or Never studio, 3rd April 1960

It's Only Love studio, 20th May 1971

It's Over various live 1970's

It's Over (Roy Orbison song - part) live, 4th December 1976

It's Still Here studio, 19th May 1971

It's Your Baby, You Rock It studio, 5th June 1970

I've Been Blue home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

I've Got A Thing About You Baby studio, 22nd July 1973

I've Got Confidence studio, 18th May 1971

I've Got To Find My Baby studio, 11th & 15th June 1964

I've Lost You studio, 4th June 1970

Jailhouse Rock studio, 30th April 1957

Jambalaya live, 1st & 7th June 1975?

Jerry's Boogie (aka Black Bottom Stomp) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Jesus Walked That Lonesome Valley MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Jingle Bells (part) home recording, 1959-1960 (prior to "I Asked The Lord")

Johnny B. Goode various live & rehearsals 30th March 1972

Joshua Fit The Battle studio, 31st October 1960

Judy studio, 12th March 1961

Just A Closer Walk With Thee home recording, Eddie Fadal's house, 1958

Just A Little Bit studio, 22nd July 1973

Just A Little Talk With Jesus MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Just Because studio, September 1954

Just Call Me Lonesome studio, 10th September 1967

Just For Old Time Sake studio, 18th March 1962

Just Pretend studio, 6th June 1970

Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello studio, 19th March 1962

Keep Your Hands Off Of It (part of medley with Got My Mojo Working) studio, 5th June 1970

Keeper Of The Key (Carl Perkins lead vocal) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Kentucky Rain studio, 19th February 1969

Killing Me Softly (performed by Voice) live, 1974-1975

King Creole studio, 23rd January 1958

King Of The Whole Wide World studio, 27th October 1961

Kismet studio, 25th February 1965

Kiss Me Quick studio, 25th June 1961

Kissin Cousins studio, 30th September 1963

Kissin Cousins (Number 2) studio, 29th September 1963

Known Only To Him studio, 31st October 1960

Ku-U-I-Po studio, 21st March 1961

Lady Madonna (informal) studio, 17th May 1971

Lady Of Spain (part) live, 30th August 1973

Lara's Theme live, 7th May 1976

Lawdy Miss Clawdy studio, 3rd February 1956

Lead Me, Guide Me studio, 17th May 1971

Leave My Woman Alone (unreleased - rhythm track only) studio, 29th September 1966

Let It Be Me various live

Let Me studio, 4th-5th September 1956

Let Me Be The One (with Voice) home recording, Palm Springs, April 1974

Let Me Be There various live

Let Me On (Creative Workshop aborted session, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Let Us Pray studio, 6th & 26th March 1969

Let Yourself Go studio, 21st June 1967

Let's Be Friends studio, 5th March 1969

Let's Forget About The Stars studio, 15th October 1968

Life studio, 6th June 1970

Like A Baby studio, 3rd April 1960

Listen To The Bell (part) studio, 20th May 1971, before take 9 of "It's Only Love"

Little Cabin On The Hill studio, 4th June 1970

Little Darlin' various live 1970's

Little Egypt studio, 2nd March 1964

Little Green Apples rehearsals, July 1969

Little Mama (live) Texas, 1955

Little Sister studio, 26th June 1961

Little Sister/Get Back various rehearsals & live 1970

Lonely Man studio, 7th November 1960

Lonesome Cowboy studio, 14th-18th January 1957

Long Black Limousine studio, 13th January 1969

Long Legged Girl (With The Short Dress On) studio, 29th June 1966

(It's A) Long Lonely Highway studio, 27th May 1963

Long Tall Sally studio, 2nd September 1956

Look Out, Broadway studio, 14th May 1965

Love Coming Down studio, 6th February 1976

Love Letters studio, 26th May 1966

Love Letters In The Sand rehearsals, July 1969

Lovely Mamie (from Stay Away, Joe) recording date??

Love Me studio, 1st September 1956

Love Me Tender studio, 24th August 1956

Love Me Tonight studio, 26th May 1963

Love Me, Love The Life I Lead studio, 21st May 1971

Love Song Of The Year studio, 12th December 1973

Lover Doll studio, 16th January 1958

Loving Arms studio, 13th December 1973

Loving You studio, 24th February, 1957

MacArthur Park NBC Studios, Burbank, California, 29th June 1968

Make Believe home recording, Monovale Drive, November 1960

Make Me Know It studio, 20th March 1960

Make The World Go Away studio, 7th June 1970

Malaguena (rhythm track only) studio, 23rd January 1963

Mama studio, 28th March 1962

Mama Don't Dance live, 20th March 1974

Mama Liked The Roses studio, 15th January 1969

Mansion Over The Hilltop studio, 30th October 1960

March Of Dimes monologue 1957

Marguerita studio, 22nd January 1963

Mary In The Morning studio, 5th June 1970

Mary Lou Brown home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Matchbox rehearsals, July 1969

Maybelline live, 20th August 1955

Mean Woman Blues studio, 13th January 1957

Memories NBC Studios, June 23rd, 24th & 27th 1968

Memory Revival studio, 21st February 1969

Memphis Tennessee studio, 27th May 1963

Men With Broken Hearts live, 11th August 1970

Merry Christmas Baby studio, 15th May 1971

Mexicali Rose ??

Mexico studio, 22nd January 1963

Mickey Mouse March live 1970's (various shows)

Milkcow Blues Boogie studio, November or December 1954

Milky White Way studio, 30th October 1960

Mine studio, 10th September 1967

Miracle Of The Rosary studio, 15th May 1971

Mirage studio, 26th February & 9th March 1965

Miss Misunderstood (rumoured for aborted session at Creative Workshop, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Mona Lisa home recording, Germany, 1959

Money Honey studio, 10th January 1956

Moody Blue studio, 4th February 1976

Moonlight Sonata home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Moonlight Swim studio, 22nd March 1961

More (part) live, 20th August 1970

Mother-In-Law (excerpt) studio rehearsals, 1970 - before "Got My Mojo Working/Keep Your Hands Off Of It"

Mr. Songman studio, 12th December 1973

Must Jesus Bear The Cross Alone? live, 31st March 1972

Mustang Wine (rumoured for aborted session at Creative Workshop, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

My Babe various live 1969

My Baby Left Me studio, 30th January 1956

My Boy studio, 13th December 1973

My Country Tis Of Thee studio rehearsals, Culver City, 29th July 1970

My Desert Serenade studio, 25th February 1965

My Happiness demo record, Sun Studios, June 1953

My Heart Cries For You home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

My Heavenly Father (sung by Kathy Westmoreland) various live dates, 1975-1977

My Little Friend studio, 16th January 1969

My Prayer (passing time between takes) Jungle Room, Graceland, February 1976

My Rival (performed by Ann Margret) studio, 28th August 1963

My Sweet Lord studio rehearsals, January 17-23, 1971

My Way studio, 10th June 1971

My Wish Came True studio, 5th September 1957

My Woman, My Woman, My Wife live, 24th April 1976

Mystery Train studio, 11th July 1955

 

 

 

N - Z

 

Nearer My God To Thee live, 31st March 1972

Never Again studio, 6th February 1976

Never Been To Spain live 1970's (various shows)

Never Ending studio, 26th May 1963

Never Say Yes studio, 17th February 1966

New Orleans studio, 15th January 1958

Night Life studio, 9th July 1963

Night Rider studio, 15th October 1961

No More studio, 21st March 1961

Nothingville NBC Studios, June 20th 1968

Number Eight (On The Jukebox) home recording, Germany, 1959

O Come All Ye Faithful studio, 16th May 1971

O Little Town Of Bethlehem studio, 7th September 1957

O Sole Mio (sung by Elvis) live, December 1975 (various shows)

Ode To A Robin home recording, Sam Thompson's house, November, 1973

Ode To Billy Joe studio, 11th September 1967 (before a take of "Hi-Heel Sneakers")

Oh Happy Day studio rehearsal, August 1970 & live 14th August 1970

Oh How I Love Jesus home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Oh Lonesome Me home recording, Germany 1959

Old MacDonald studio, 29th June 1966

Old Shep studio, 2nd September 1956

On A Snowy Christmas Night studio, 16th May 1971

On Top Of Old Smokey (part) film studio set, 2nd July 1961 (from Follow That Dream)

Once Is Enough studio, 29th September 1963

One Boy, Two Little Girls studio, 29th September 1963

One Broken Heart For Salestudio, 22nd September 1962

One Night studio, 23rd February 1957

One Night Of Sin studio, 18th January 1957

One Track Heart studio, 3rd March 1964

One-Sided Love Affair studio, 30th January 1956

Only Believe studio, 8th June 1970

Only The Lonely (1 line) studio, 20th February 1969 (during "It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin'")

Only The Strong Survive studio, 20th February 1969

Only You live in 1956 (possibly 14th May, Lacrosse Wisconsin - also rumoured to be performed at the Louisiana Hayride))

Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Over The Rainbow (a version was sung to June Juanico but no known recording exists) live 31st March 1972 rehearsals 5th April 1972(excerpt) & 24th July 1976 (1 line as part of Love Letters)

Padre studio, 15th May 1971

Pappy, Won't You Please Come Home (sung by Delores Edgin) (from Kissin' Cousins) recording date??

Paradise, Hawaiian Style studio, 27th July & 4th August 1965

Paralyzed studio, 2nd September 1956

Party studio, 14th-18th January 1957

Patch It Up studio, 8th June 1970

Peace In The Valley studio, 13th January 1957

Peter Gunn Theme studio, Burbank, California, 24th June 1968 & rehearsals 15th July 1970

Petunia, The Gardener's Daughter studio, 14th May 1965

Pieces Of My Life studio, 12th March 1975

Plantation Rock studio, 23rd March 1962

Playing For Keeps studio, 1st September 1956

Please Don't Drag That String Around studio, 26th May 1963

Please Don't Stop Loving Me studio, 13th May 1965

Pledging My Love studio, 29th October 1976

Pocketful Of Rainbows studio, 6th May 1960

Poison Ivy League studio, 2nd March 1964

Polk Salad Annie various live 1970's

Poor Boy studio, 24th August 1956

Poor Man's Gold (incomplete) studio, 15th January 1969

Portrait Of My Love studio rehearsal, Las Vegas, 1973

Power Of My Love studio, 18th February 1969

Promised Land studio, 15th December 1973

Proud Mary various live 1970's

Puppet On A String studio, 10th June 1964

Puppy Love home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Put The Blame On Me studio, 12th March 1961

Put Your Hand In The Hand studio, 8th June 1971

Que Sera Sera/Hound Dog home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

Queenie Wahine's Papaya studio, 27th July & 4th August 1965

Rag Mop (1954 Sun Studios) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Rags To Riches studio, 22nd September 1970

Rainy Night In Georgia (selected for recording by Elvis in Jan 1977 & rehearsed) limo, 18th April 1972 (Elvis On Tour) & live

Raised On Rock studio, 23rd July 1973

Ramblin' Rose (scheduled for cancelled 22-23 August 1967 studio session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Reach Out To Jesus studio, 8th June 1971

Ready Teddy studio, 3rd September 1956

Reconsider Baby studio, 4th April 1960

Relax studio, 30th August 1962

Release Me various live 1970's

Return To Me home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany (April 1959 or later)

Return To Sender studio, 27th March 1962

Riding The Rainbow studio, 26th October 1961

Rip It Up studio, 3rd September 1956

Rock-A-Hula Baby studio, 23rd March 1961

Rock Around The Clock live, Louisiana Hayride

Rocky Top home recording, Sam Thompson's house, November, 1973

Roses Are Red (part) live 22nd March 1975

Roustabout studio, 29th April & 14th May 1964

Rubberneckin' studio, 20th January 1969

Run On studio, 25th May 1966

Runaway various live

Running Scared studio, 7th June 1970 (before a take of "Tomorrow Never Comes") & rehearsals July 24th 1970 (before "Mary In The Morning")

San Antonio Rose home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67 & live 1st September 1970

Sand Castles studio, 3rd August 1965

Santa Bring My Baby Back (To Me) studio, 7th September 1957

Santa Claus Is Back in Town studio, 7th September 1957

Santa Lucia studio, 10-11th July 1963

Satisfied (master tapes have not been found - yet!) studio, 10th September 1954

Save The Last Dance For Me (1 line "save the last take for me") before take 7 of "Suspicious Minds"

Saved NBC Studios, 22nd June 1968

School Days (aka "Hail! Hail! Rock And Roll" & "Long Live Rock And Roll") live, 1970's (various shows)

Scratch My Back studio, 26th July & 3rd August 1965

See See Rider various live 1970's

Seeing Is Believing studio, 19th May 1971

Send Me Some Lovin' home recording, Germany, 17th July 1959

Sentimental Me studio, 12th March 1961

Separate Ways studio, 27th March 1972

Shake A Hand studio, 12th March 1975

Shake That Tambourine studio, 24th February, 1965

Shake, Rattle And Roll studio, 3rd February 1956

She Thinks I Still Care studio, 2nd February 1976

She Wears My Ring studio, 16th December 1973

She's A Machine studio, 29th September 1966

She's Not You studio, 19th March 1962

Shoppin' Around studio, 6th May 1960

Shout It Out studio, 13th May 1965

Show Me Thy Ways, O Lord home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Signs Of The Zodiac studio, 23rd October 1968

Silent Night studio, 6th September 1957

Silver Bells studio, 15th May 1971

Since I Met You Baby home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Sing You Children studio, 28th September 1966

Singing Tree studio, 10th September 1967

Sixteen Tons live, Louisiana Hayride

Slicin' Sand studio, 21st March 1961

Slow Down rehearsals, July 1969

Slowly But Surely studio, 27th May 1963

Smokey Mountain Boy studio, 30th September 1963

Smorgasbord studio, 16th February 1966

Snowbird studio, 22nd September 1970

So Close, Yet So Far (From Paradise) studio, 25th February 1965

So Glad You're Mine studio, 30th January 1956

So High studio, 27th May 1966

Softly And Tenderly MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Softly As I Leave You studio rehearsal, 16th August 1974 & various live shows

Soldier Boy studio, 20th March 1960

Solitaire studio, 3rd February 1976

Somebody Bigger Than You And I studio, 27th May 1966

Something various live dates, 1970-1975

Something Blue studio, 18th March 1962

Somethin' Stupid (excerpt) rehearsals/filming for Elvis On Tour 1972

Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (sung by Jean King) NBC Studios, 21st June 1968

Song Of The Shrimp studio, 27th March 1962

Sound Advice studio, 2nd July 1961

South Of The Border (excerpt during You'll Be Gone) studio, 18th March 1962

Southern Made Donuts rumoured radio jingle

Spanish Eyes studio, 16th December 1973

Speedway studio, 20th June 1967

Spinout studio, 17th February 1966

Spring Fever studio, 11th June 1964

Stagger Lee studio rehearsals, Culver City, July 15th 1970

Stand By Me studio, 26th May 1966

Startin' Tonight studio, 12th & 15th June 1964

Starting Today studio, 12th March 1961

Stay Away studio, 17th January 1968

Stay Away, Joe studio, 1st October 1967

Steadfast, Loyal And True studio, 11th February 1958

Steamroller Blues various live dates, 1972-1975

Steppin' Out Of Line studio, 22nd March 1961

Stirring Up Feelings (selected & rehearsed by Elvis for Creative Workshop sessions Jan 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Stop Where You Are studio, 27th July & 3rd August 1965

Stop, Look And Listen studio, 16th February 1966

Stranger In My Own Home Town studio, 17th February 1969

Stranger In The Crowd studio, 5th June 1970

Stuck On You studio, 21st March 1960

Such A Night studio, 4th April 1960

Summer Days rehearsals, January 1972

Summer Kisses, Winter Tears studio, 8th August, 1960

Summertime Has Passed And Gone MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Sunday Morning Coming Down rehearsals, January 1972

Suppose studio, 20th June 1967

Surrender studio, 30th October 1960

Susan When She Tried studio, 11th March 1975

Susie Q (part) live, 20th July 1975 & rehearsals, July 1969

Suspicion studio, 19th March 1962

Suspicious Minds studio, 22nd January 1969

Sweet Angeline studio, July 25th & 22nd September 1973

Sweet Caroline live, various shows

Sweet Inspiration live, 20th August & 1st September 1970

Sweet Leilani home recording, Monovale Drive, November 1960

Sweet, Sweet Spirit (JD Sumner & The Stamps) various live dates, 1972-1976

Sweetheart, You Done Me Wrong MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Swing Down, Sweet Chariot studio, 31st October 1960 & 23rd October 1968

Sylvia studio, 8th June 1970

Take Good Care Of Her studio, 21st July 1973

Take Me To The Fair studio, 22nd September 1962

Take My Hand, Precious Lord studio, 13th January 1957

Take These Chains From My Heart (part) live, 28th August 1973

Talk About The Good Times studio, 14th December 1973

Teardrops (duet with Linda Thompson) home recording, Sam Thompson's house, November, 1973

Teddy Bear studio, 14th-18th January 1957

Tell Me Why studio, 12th January 1957

Tender Feeling studio, 29th September 1963

Tennessee Saturday Night rumoured Sun recording

Tennessee Waltz home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Thanks To The Rolling Sea studio, 26th March 1962

That's All Right studio, 5th July 1954

That's Amore live, 29th March 1975

That's My Desire MDQ session, 4th December 1956 & rehearsal, Burbank, California, June 1968

That's Someone You Never Forget studio, 25th June 1961

That's What You Do To Me (Creative Workshop aborted session, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

That's When Your Heartaches Begin studio, 13th January 1957

The Bullfighter Was A Lady studio, 22nd January 1963

The Christmas Song fooled around with during the December 1973 Stax sessions

The Climb (performed by Jubilee Four) studio, 10th July 1963

The Dance In The Hall Of The Mountain King (part - yodel) live, 27th May 1974

The Easy Part's Over (excerpt) live, 6th September 1971

The Eyes Of Texas live, 4th June 1975

The Fair Is Moving On studio, 21st February 1969

The First Noel studio, 16th May 1971

The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face studio, 15th March 1971

The Fool studio, 4th June 1970

The Girl I Never Loved studio, 21st February 1967

The Girl Of My Best Friend studio, 4th April 1960

The Great Pretender (part) live, 1st April 1975

The Impossible Dream live, 10th June 1972

The Lady Loves Me studio, 11th July 1963

The Last Farewell studio, 2nd February 1976

The Last Time I Saw Her rehearsals, January 1972

The Lighthouse studio rehearsal, for Elvis On Tour, 31st March 1972

The Lord's Prayer home recording, Monovale Drive, 1960 & studio rehearsal, 16th May 1971

The Love Machine studio, 29th September 1966

The Meanest Girl In Town studio, 10th June 1964

The Most Beautiful Girl In The World (part) live, 27th January 1974

The Next Step Is Love studio, 7th June 1970

The Sound Of Your Cry studio, 4th June 1970

The Star Spangled Banner (1 line before take 5 of A Dog's Life) studio, 4th August 1965

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore rehearsals, January 1972

The Twelfth Of Never studio rehearsal, 16th August 1974

The Walls Have Ears studio, 27th March 1962

The Whiffenpoof Song studio, 23rd October 1968

The Wonder Of You live 1970's (various shows)

The Wonderful World Of Christmas studio, 16th May 1971

The Wonders You Perform (no vocal) studio, 25th July 1973

The Yellow Rose Of Texas/The Eyes Of Texas studio, 13th September 1963

There Ain't Nothing Like A Song studio, 20th & 26th June 1967

There Goes My Everything studio, 8th June 1970

There Is No God But God studio, 9th June 1971

There Is So Much World To See studio, 28th June 1966

There's A Brand New Day On The Horizon studio, 3rd March 1964

There's A Honky Tonk Angel (Who'll Take Me Back In) studio, 15th December 1973

There's Always Me studio, 12th March 1961

There's Gold In The Mountains studio, 29th September 1963

There's No Place Like Home MDQ session, 4th December 1956

There's No Room To Rhumba In A Sports Car studio, 23rd January 1963

There's No Tomorrow home recording, Bad Nauheim, Germany, November 1959

They Remind Me Too Much Of You studio, 22nd September 1962

Thinking About You studio, 12th December 1973

This Is Living studio, 27th October 1961

This Is My Heaven studio, 27th July & 2nd August 1965

This Is Our Dance studio, 6th June 1970

This Is The Story studio, 13th January 1969

This Time/I Can't Stop Loving You studio, 17th February 1969

This Train (part) live, 24th July 1971

Three Corn Patches studio, 21st July 1973

Thrill Of Your Love studio, 4th April 1960

Tiger Man (jam) studio, 12th March 1975

Time Has Made A Change In Me live, 31st March 1972

Tiptoe Through The Tulips (part) NBC studios, Burbank, California 29th June 1968 & live, 6th December 1976

Today, Tomorrow And Forever studio, 11th July 1963

Tomorrow Is A Long Time studio, 26th May 1966

Tomorrow Never Comes studio, 7th June 1970

Tomorrow Night studio, September 1954

Tonight Carmen (excerpt) studio rehearsal, 4th June 1970 (before take 2 of "A Hundred Years From Now"

Tonight I Won't Be There (scheduled for cancelled 22-23 August 1967 studio session) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Tonight Is So Right For Love studio, 27th April 1960

Tonight's All Right For Love studio, 6th May 1960

Tonite Tonite home recording?

Too Much studio, 2nd September 1956

Too Much Monkey Business studio, 15th January 1968

Treat Me Nice studio, 5th September 1957

Trouble studio, 15th January 1958

T-R-O-U-B-L-E studio, 12th March 1975

True Love studio, 23rd February 1957

True Love Travels On A Gravel Road studio, 17th February 1969

Trying To Get To You studio, 11th July 1955

Tumblin' Tumbleweeds home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Turn Around (Look At Me) live, 1970's (various shows)

Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus/Nearer My God To Thee studio rehearsal, 31st March 1972

Tutti Frutti studio, 31st January 1956

Tweedlee Dee live, various shows, 1954-1955

Twenty Days And Twenty Nights studio, 4th June 1970

Twilight Time (selected for recording by Elvis & rehearsed) Jungle Room, Graceland, February 1976

U.S. Male studio, 17th January 1968

Unchained Melody various live, 1976-1977

Uncle Penn live, 1955 (and possibly Sun Studios?)

Until It's Time For You To Go studio, 17th May 1971

Until Then (aka Until The Day God Calls Me Home & When God Calls Me Home) (part) live, 11th December 1976

Up Above My Head NBC studios, Burbank, California 22nd June 1968

Vaya Con Dios (part) live, 29th June 1973

Vino, Dinero Y Amor studio, 22nd January 1963

Violet studio, 23rd October 1968

Viva Las Vegas studio, 10th July 1963

Wabash Cannonball rehearsals, July 1969

Walk A Mile In My Shoes live, 1970 (various shows)

Walk That Lonesome Road (JD Sumner & The Stamps) live 1970's (various shows)

Walk That Lonesome Valley MDQ session, 4th December 1956

Wandering (excerpt) rehearsals/filming for Elvis On Tour 1972

Wasted Years fooled around with during the July 1973 Stax sessions

Way Down studio, 29th October 1976

We Call On Him studio, 11th September 1967

We Can Make The Morning studio, 20th May 1971

We Shall Overcome (part) live, 27th August 1974

Wear My Ring Around Your Neck studio, 1st February 1958

Wearin' That Loved On Look studio, 13th January 1969

Welcome To My World live, 14th January 1973

We'll Be Together studio,23rd May 1962

We're Coming in Loaded studio, 26th March 1962

We're Gonna Move studio, 24th August 1956

Western Union studio, 27th May 1963

What A Friend We Have In Jesus (part) live 28th August 1973

What A Wonderful Life studio, 2nd July 1961

What Every Woman Lives For studio, 13-14th May 1965

What Now My Love home recording, 1966 & various live 1970's

What Now, What Next, Where To studio, 26th May 1963

What'd I Say studio, 30th August 1963

What's She Really Like? studio, 28th April 1960

Wheels On My Heels studio, 3rd March 1964

When God Calls Me Home live, 11th December 1976

When God Dips His Love In My Heart MDQ session, 4th December 1956

When I'm Over You studio, 7th June 1970

When Irish Eyes Are Smiling studio, 11th June 1958 (end of take 1 of "I Got Stung", before take 5 of "G.I. Blues", before an outtake of "Too Much Monkey Business")

When It Rains, It Really Pours studio, November 1955

When It's My Time (JD Sumner & The Stamps) live 1970's (various shows)

When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again studio, 2nd September 1956

When The Saints Go Marching In MDQ session, 4th December 1956

When The Snow Is On The Roses live 24th August 1970 (Midnight Show)

When the Swallows Come Back To Capistrano home recording, Monovale Drive, November 1960

Where Could I Go But To The Lord? studio, 28th May 1966

Where Did They Go, Lord? studio, 22nd September 1970

Where Do I Go From Here? studio, 27th March 1972

Where Do You Come From? studio, 27th March 1962

Where No One Stands Alone studio, 26th May 1966

White Christmas studio, 6th September 1957

Who Am I? studio, 22nd February 1969

Who Are You (Who Am I?) studio, 20th June 1967

Who Needs Money? studio, 22-23rd February 1967

Who's Sorry Now? (performed by Anita Wood) home recording, Eddie Fadal's house, 28th May 1958

Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On studio, 22nd September 1970

Why Me Lord? live 1970's (various shows)

Wild In The Country studio, 7th November 1960

Wings Of An Angel (The Prisoner's Song) studio, 17th January 1968

Winter Wonderland studio, 16th May 1971

Wisdom Of The Ages studio, 25th February 1965

Witchcraft studio, 26th May 1963

Witchcraft (Sinatra song from the Timex TV show in 1960) live, 26th March 1960

With A Song In My Heart (part) studio, 14th May 1965

Without A Song (Jaycees Speech - monologue) 16th January 1971

Without Him studio, 27th May 1966

Without Love (There Is Nothing) studio, 22nd January 1969

Wolf Call studio, June 12th & 15th 1964

Woman Without Love studio, 12th March 1975

Wonderful World studio, 7th March 1968

Wooden Heart studio, 28th April 1960

Words various live dates

Working On The Building studio, 31st October 1960

Write To Me From Naples home recording, Rocca Place, 1966-67

Yes I Do (Creative Workshop aborted session, 20-24 January 1977) NO KNOWN RECORDING EXISTS

Yesterday live, various shows 1969-1970

Yippie Yi Yo, Yippie Yi Yay live, Steve Allen show, 1st July 1956

Yoga Is As Yoga Does studio, 29th September 1966

You Asked Me To studio, 11th December 1973

You Belong To My Heart MDQ session, 4th December 1956

You Better Run studio rehearsal, 31st March 1972 & live, 1970's (various shows)

You Can Have Her (I Don't Want Her) live, 11th May 1974

You Can't Catch Me ??

You Can't Say No In Acapulco studio, 23rd January 1963

You Do Something To Me (part) live, 1st April 1975

You Don't Have To Say You Love Me studio, 6th June 1970

You Don't Know Me studio, 11th September 1967

You Gave Me A Mountain various live 1970's

You Gotta Stop studio, 29-30th September 1966

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' various live 1970's

You'll Be Gone studio, 18th March 1962

You'll Never Walk Alone studio, 11th September 1967

You'll Think Of Me studio, 14th January 1969

Young And Beautiful studio, 30th April 1957

Young At Heart (excerpt) home recording, Palm Springs, April, 1974

Young Dreams studio, 23rd January 1958

Young Love (part) NBC studios, Burbank, California 24th June 1968

Your Cheatin' Heart studio, 1st February 1958

Your Groovy Self (performed by Nancy Sinatra) studio, 26th June 1967

Your Life Has Just Begun (duet with Linda Thompson) home recording, Sam Thompson's house, November, 1973

Your Love's Been A Long Time Coming studio, 15th December 1973

Your Time Hasn't Come Yet, Baby studio, 20th June 1967

You're A Heartbreaker studio, November or December 1954

You're The Boss studio, 11th July 1963

You're The Only Star In My Blue Heaven (Jerry Lee Lewis lead vocal) MDQ session, 4th December 1956

You're The Reason I'm Living live, 22nd March 1975

 

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Thanks again to Dave! He's a star :yahoo:

 

 

 

Wow! It's amazing he(EP) could even speak after all that! My vocal cords get tired after just humming "Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello"! One question: Does anyone on here actually own a copy of -EVERY- song on that list? That would be something......

Wow! It's amazing he(EP) could even speak after all that! My vocal cords get tired after just humming "Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello"! One question: Does anyone on here actually own a copy of -EVERY- song on that list? That would be something......

 

 

 

I can honestly say, that between myself and my partner that we have the majority of that list. I would say probably 98.5% :yahoo: :cheer:

Not bad! I am collecting vintage vinyl still.(budget permitting!) I would enjoy hearing about vinyl collections. Whatcha got on vinyl? Jim

A footnote: I find myself liking to listen to my fav. artists on vinyl lately(not just Elvis). De-click software is so good now(I use Acoustica Spin It Again). I'll play an LP while in real time the software removes the noise and my PC line out goes to a 12ch mixer to my reciever. Anyone else prefer the sound of vinyl to CD's? Things just sound FATTER with vinyl. Jim