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BMG 88697 03629 2

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Released November 2007

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CD One
Original release and outtakes

Kiss Me Quick
Just For Old Time Sake
Gonna Get Back Home Somehow
(Such An) Easy Question
Steppin' Out Of Line
I'm Yours
Something Blue
Suspicion
I Feel That I've Known You Forever
Night Rider
Fountain Of Love
That's Someone You Never Forget
She's Not You
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello
You'll Be Gone
For The Millionth And The Last Time
I Met Her Today
Kiss Me Quick (1)
Just For Old Time Sake (1)
Gonna Get Back Somehow (1)
(Such An) Easy Question (2)
I'm Yours (1)
Something Blue (1*)
Suspicion (1*)
I Feel That I've Known You Forever (1)
Night Rider (1)
Fountain Of Love (1, 2)
That's Someone You Never Forget (1)
She's Not You (1)
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (1)
You'll Be Gone (1)
For The Millionth And The Last Time (1)
I Met Her Today (1)

CD Two
Outtakes

Something Blue (2)
Something Blue (3, 4)
Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (2)
Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (3*, 5)
(Such An) Easy Question (1, 3)
Fountain Of Love (4*, 9*)
Just For Old Time Sake (2*, 3, 4)
Night Rider (2, 3)
Night Rider (5)
You'll Be Gone (2)
You'll Be Gone (4)
I Feel That I've Know You Forever (4*, 3)
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (2)
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (4)
Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (5)
Suspicion (3*, 2)
She's Not You (2*, WP 4)
For The Millionth And The last Time (10*, 7*)
I Met Her Today (4)
I Met Her Today (8, 9)
I Met Her Today (16)
Night Rider (1-FS, 2)
Kiss Me Quick (4)
I'm Yours (2)
I'm Yours (4)
I'm Yours (5)
That's Someone You Never Forget (5)
That's Someone You Never Forget (7)

* Previously unreleased material

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Got my copy of this recently and am THRILLED with it........All of Elvis' early 60's Nashville Studio B Sessions hold up beautifully......Simply TIMELESS!!!!

I have this on vinyl lp now i have to get this one on cd by ftd.

so far i injoy all of there delete series so far.

Something Blue (1*) or tk2...has a guitar i never heard before in any other mixes...great stuff = A1.

South of the border


Just before take 4 of You'll be gone (disc 2 track 11) Elvis sings a few lines of South of the border.

The original version of this songs was recorded on 05-05-39 by Billy Cotton Band (Rex 9547).

Other versions recorded in 1939 are:

11-05-39 - Al Bowlly with Reginald Williams Orchestra (HMV BD 706);
25-05-39 - Henry Hall & the BBC Dance Orchestra with vocal Bob Mallin (UK – Columbia 17167);
08-06-39 - Ambrose Orchestra with vocal Denny Dennis (Decca 2732);
17-07-39 - Sammy Kaye Orchestra with vocal Clyde Burke (Victor 26337);
24-07-39 - George Hall & his Hotel Taft Orchestra (Vocalion 5019 / Conqueror 9295);
01-08-39 - Shep Fields band with vocal Hal Derwin (Bluebird 10376);
15-08-39 - Kenny Baker (Victor 26373);
16-08-39 - Roy Smeck's Serenaders with vocal Donald King (Decca 2731);
11-09-39 - Gene Autry (Vocalion 5122 / Conqueror 9305);
12-09-39 - Guy Lombardo & his Royal Canadians (Decca 2768);
25-09-39 - Louise Massey & The Westerners (Columbia 20245 / Columbia 37645 / Vocalion 5147 / Conqueror 99320);
26-09-39 - Toni Martin (Decca 2788).

colonel snow

here some scans of the song


colonel snow

I wonder how many times it was recorded over the years.
The versions by Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra f.e. are entering my mind. (And even them recorded it more than once)