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Cover Art King Of Western Bop

March 24, 2005 | Music
Here is the cover art and track listing of the Sun compilation "The King Of Western Bop" we mentioned last week. The CD is due for release in the EU on April 11th 2005. The CD contains 27 alternate takes, master takes and
live recordings.

Just Because (Master) / Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Discarded Take) / Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Master) / Harbor Lights (Master) / I'll Never Let You Go / I'll Never Let You Go (Master) / That's All Right (Discarded Take) / That's All Right (Master) / Tomorrow Night (Master) / I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine (Discarded Take) / I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine (Master) / Good Rockin't Tonight (Master) / Blue Moon (Discarded Take) / Blue Moon (Discarded Takes) / Blue Moon (Master) / That's All Right (Live Radio KWKH) / Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Live Radio KWKH) / I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (Discarded Take) / I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone (Master) / I Love You Because (Discarded Take) / I Love You Because (Master) / You're A Heartbreaker (Master) / Milkcow Blues (Master) / My Happiness (Private Acetate) / That's When Your Heartaches Begin (Private Acetate) / I'll Never Stand in Your Way (Private Acetate) / It Wouldn't Be The Same Without You (Private Acetate).
Source:The Elvis Express
doctor wrote on March 25, 2005
Mister Cool is right. However, copyright laws in the E.U. last for only 50 years. By 2022 the Beatles will also suffer the same fate. Of course, if these new compilations are considerably cheaper than BMG, perhaps this will drive prices down to a more realistic level, and people can continue to buy from the original source. Let's face it folks: until now, under "RCA" comtrol, we have been asked to pay top money for compilation after compilation, long after so much profit had been raked in by the label for the same music.
PaulFromFrance wrote on March 25, 2005
Of course, there is something new: now, we'll not have to pay high price to own some Elvis stuff. BMG has enough of my money. I'll buy this one, if the sound quality is as good as BMG. And... doctor, for the Beatles, it's not 2022, but 2012.
doctor wrote on March 25, 2005
PaulFromFrance, of course you're right. It is 2012 for the Beatles--just seven years away. Of course in the US, Sonny Bono changed the legislation and the copyright is extended another 25 years for a total of 75.
CD King wrote on March 26, 2005
Great looking Cd- I will definately buy this.
CD King wrote on March 26, 2005
I have all these tracks many times over, plus even some super rare Sun acetates/Promos that nobody has. As a completist-I collect every release whether its a BMG/RCA or Bootleg/Import - anything as long as its a new CD. I have 24 different versions of those Lousiana Hayride CDs. My collection, a total of over 2,000 Elvis Presley CDs worldwide. Don't call me crazy, just call me CD King.
Mr Scrapbook wrote on March 26, 2005
If CD KING collects Elvis CD's then it's obvious to all he will already have these tracks a hundred times over but thanks for pointing it out. If that's what he does then lay off, CD KING collects ELVIS CD's.....GET IT?