[dj_ethan]

Not a big fan or these type or releases, I have it, just for completeness, in this age of digital music and technology, I'm very big on sound quality a remastering, more for the money, just my opinion though, Al

I listen this album one time in ten years lol (IMG:style_emoticons/default/oops.gif)
Okay okay I swear to try to listen this one again tonight with a book (IMG:style_emoticons/default/mf_bookread.gif)

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There's no tomorrow


here is a clip



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He


here is a clip with the version by the Blackwood Brothers (solo James Blackwood).


see updated information about the song after this clip


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He

The orginal version was recorded on 06-07-55 by Al Hibbler (Decca 29660).

Other versions from 1955:
28-08-55 - The McGuire Sisters (Coral 61501);
00http://elvis-tkc.com/forum2/index.php?showtopic=105&st=20-09-55 - George Beverly Shea (RCA 20-6282);
00-09-55 - Kay Armen (MGM SP 1196);
early 1955 recorded by The Blackwood Brothers on their own label Blackwood Bros 1188 (in 1962 re-recorded on LP for the Skylite label);

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(Oh rock of ages) Hide thou me

The tltle is often confused with the gospel song Rock of ages but that's a different one.

The orginal version was recorded on 09-03-41 by Chuck Wagon Gang (Columbia 20521).

Other versions:
00-00-60 - Weatherford Quartet (LP);
00-00-61- Blue Ridge Quartet (LP);
00-11-64 - Oak Ridge Boys (LP).

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Hide thou me


here is a clip by The Weatherford Quartet.


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Moonlight sonata


Here is a clip with the version from 13-01-14.


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It's a sin to tell a lie


Here a clip with the version by Fats Waller.


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500 Miles


Here is a clip with the original version by The Journeymen.



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Blowing in the wind


Here is a clip with the version by The New World Singers


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I'm beginning to forget you

According to the site of Keith Flynn this is a different version to previous releases; this version can also be found on CD Homerecordings & boxset Complete Elvis Presley masters.



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I wonder I wonder I wonder

here is a clip with the version by Martha Tilton.


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Sweet Leilani


here is a clip with the original version by Sol Hoopi.


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When the swallows come back to Capistrano


here is a clip with the cversion by The Ink Spots.


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Number eight on the jukebox / The titles will tell

here is a clip with the original version by Babara Pitman.


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When the swallows come back to Caspistrano

I recently found these scans


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It's a sin to tell a lie

here is a clip with the version by Victor Young Orchestra

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Apron strings


here is a clip with the version by Billy The Kid.



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It's been so long darlin'


Besides the earlier versions the song was used in a movie by Jimmy Wakely (1948).
Here is the clip.


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I wonder I wonder I wonder

I recently discovered an older version as recorded by The Vagabonds in early 1946 (Trilon 114).


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