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Details New Spankox Remix Album

These are the cover-art and tracklisting of the new DJ Spankox "Re Mixes" album which is being released in cooperation with EPE. This is follow-up to the original "Re: Versions" CD and contains 14 remixes and 1 video. The first edition comes as a limited edition Vinyl/CD in a deluxe digipack with a 24 pages booklet.

Tracklisting:

Vinyl Side

  1. One Sided Love Affair (Spankox Re:Mix- Highpass Radio Edit)

CD Side:

  1. One Sided Love Affair (Spankox Re:Mix- Highpass Radio Edit)
  2. (Now And Then There's) A Fool Such As I (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Radio Edit)
  3. Hound Dog (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Mix)
  4. Let Me (Spankox Re:Mix - Eyes Cream Radio Edit)
  5. Lover Doll (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Radio Edit)
  6. A Big Hunk O' Love (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Radio Edit)
  7. Paralyzed (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Cut)
  8. King Creole (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Edit)
  9. Poor Boy (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Cut)
  10. How Do You Think I Feel (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Cut)
  11. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Cut)
  12. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (Over You) (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Album Cut)
  13. We're Gonna Move (Spankox Re:Mix - Ago Album Edit)
  14. Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Spankox Re:Mix - Highpass Extended Mix)

Bonus Video

  • Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Spankox Re:Mix)


The Press-release:

The long awaited new EPE officially approved Elvis Presley’s remix album has finally arrived. 14 fantastic tracks rearranged and remixed with love and care, respecting Elvis’s unique voice and the original feel of the originals. The album also includes the bonus videoclip of the excellent remix of “Blue Moon Of Kentucky”, the first official Elvis’ videoclip filmed in the UK. Produced by Agostino Carollo aka Spankox in cooperation with Elvis Presley Enterprises and bearing the “Elvis Presley Signature Product” logo. Available from Sept. 14th, 2009 as limited pre-release on the innovative and unique VinylDISC format: one side CD and one side Vinyl, playable also on a turntable. The albums comes in a world’s first exclusive cardboard packaging with two pockets facing outwards that recalls the old deluxe LPs: one pocket holds the VinylDISC in a beautiful paper sleeve with cutted corners that lets the disc label be seen; the other pocket holds a 24 page booklet with rare photos of Elvis. A “must have” for every true Elvis fan and for all music lovers that not only like good music but also like to “touch” and “feel” the music they own.

Source: Elvis Corner / Updated: Sep 9, 2009 
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Paul Sweeney (profile/ contact) wrote on May 9, 2010report abuse
This CD is garbage - I unfortunately bought a copy at Walmart the other day (not very expensive, thankfully). I wasted my money...live and learn. I should have read this page first before I wasted my money.
pasa-ryu (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 23, 2009report abuse
to ger and all the idot's who tried to say that I said "ELVIS" was crap!-i never said that elvis was crap(i wouldn't be an "Elvis fan" if i did.)I did say that the previous SPANOX ALBUM was CRAP and baddly mixed and sounded awful and had absolutely NO IMPACT IN THE UK or USA charts!!(proving how awful the album really was)..and in regards to spanox saying that I or anybody else cannot say the new "spankox" album is CRAP unless we've heard it-well,i DO NOT WANT TO HEAR it thanks,..if it's the same DJ as the previous "spanox" album,thats a good anough reqason to totaly avoid it.(but,just to be scientific,i promise to actualy purchase this new album and listen to it,so i cann see for myself if it's the same crap cd as previously released-then i will have a right to still call it "crap"..which i know full-well it will be.)..I think elvis must have turned in his grave when the spanox cd was released previously/-it ruined what was classic elvis songs..it made me feel sick how low these so called DJ'S and record companies would go to make a quick buck!-as the old colonel once said not long after elvis' death in 1977 "NOTHING CHANGES".(i rest my case)
Polk Salad Robert (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 23, 2009report abuse
I cannot wait to get this album and was looking for it in every shop al over Munich. (Germany)
But nobody doesnt even know about it (let alone sells it). Help me ...
Dixieland Rock (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 22, 2009report abuse
Spankox, I do look forward to hearing your latest remix album. I am a fan many of the remixes. Of course, nothing can replace the original recordings. As I stated before, I liked the way you did the remix of "Jailhouse Rock" & "Baby Let's Play House". I'm glad to see "King Creole", "Big Hunk of Love" "Paralyed" is on this new collection. It would be cool if you could do a remix of a song like "A Long Legged Girl" or another lesser known song from the late 60s & it be an official Sony/BMG release. If it could be MARKETED on a wide scale like "A Little Less Conversation" was in 2002, we might see Elvis back in the charts. There are many Elvis tracks from the 60s & 70s that if remixed properly could give Elvis new hits. I believe your remix of "Baby Let's Play House" could have been & still could be a big hit if the powers that be would push & market this to the public more & promote it. Anyway, best wishes on your new remix.
GibbersGanfa (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 22, 2009report abuse
A lot of you probably never realized this, but Paul Oakenfold actually DID do another remix, but it was never released commercially. It still can actually be found though. Just go rent "Elvis has left the building" starring Kim Basinger, if you can manage to find it. The song plays just after her character's friend's husband has gotten injured, toward the end of the movie. Interestingly enough, Oakenfold got to play around with a 50's song before Spankox did, and this was in 2004, BEFORE the copyrights fell through. The remix is of "I Got Stung," and it play over the scene where Wayne Newton does a cameo appearance. It's really cool.
Spankox (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 22, 2009report abuse
Hi Emiel, thankyou very much for your very nice review of the new album. I'm happy you like it. The day long "whistling effect" of "When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again" happens to me too! And I have to admit... the whistle on it is actually my own... :-)
Emiel Maier (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 21, 2009report abuse
Steve V. in a 2006 interview the Dutch DJ Junkie XL said he refused the offer of doing a full CD with Elvis remixes. He could have won a fortune had he agreed. "But it's not about the money, it's about music", was his comment. (He also declined a proposal by the Beatles (Paul, Ringo) who had asked for a remix of "Strawberry Fields Forever"). Personalley I guess that Paul Oakenfold was not asked for a follow up, as Rubberneckin' did not do too well in the charts...
Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 20, 2009report abuse
Does anyone know why the guys that did ALLC & Rubberneckin have not attempted another remix? Enough with the 50's songs already!
Emiel Maier (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 18, 2009report abuse
I have bought the CD this morning and it is the second I listen to it...: and it ROCKS!!! Again very tasty remixes. If you liked the previous CD, you will like this one too. Unfortunately Spankox concentrated on the Fifties songs. Was this done because of the copy-rights? I do think so. Keeping this in mind he did a pretty good job on the substandard Love Me Tender songs: Poor Boy, Let Me and We're Gonna Move. (Thankyouverymuch Ken Darby...). I have to admit that there is not a song with ALLC allure that will create a stir. But having said that: I hope SONY will reward Spankox with the remix of a song that has more potential for a bigger audience. (Read: a song with copy-rights on it...:-). Give this man songs like Let Yourself Go, C'mon Everybody or Spinout, and I have no doubt it will turn out fantastic. Highlights on Re:Versions II for me are: When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again (...this will keep you whistling all day! A very strong A Big Hunk O'Love. But the best one is undoubtedly One Sided Love Affair with a very, very strong riff.
Spankox, you are almost there...
Dixieland Rock (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 17, 2009report abuse
I did like Spankox remix of "Baby Let's Play House" & "Jailhouse Rock". Those were good. But his remix of "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" was awful. The "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" video was a train wreck. I hope this latest remix album is good. (I really do because I do like remixes.) But please, spare us the "Blue Moon of Kentucky" style videos.
Polk Salad Robert (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 15, 2009report abuse
I do like the first Spankox Mix since its the only way to hear "new" Elvis Songs and so I am looking forward to this one very much. But where can I order it ? There are no advertisements for this in Germany at all ...
djm (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 13, 2009report abuse
i have had the mis-fortune to listen to several remix tracks on youtube and they are awful. why dont you create your own music instead of ripping off another artists work? the classic recordings made by elvis are part of american music history. they sound perfect the way elvis made them and approved them.
Jerome-the-third (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 13, 2009report abuse
Hallelujah!..
JimmyCool (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 13, 2009report abuse
I thought I would NEVER say this, but I totally agree with Jerome-the-third!
Jerome-the-third (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
remember Elvis shot televisions when he disapproved the mixing of the Today Sessions? I wonder how he would reacted to this kind of remixes. As a true lover of music and compositions I must say that I can hardly believe any Elvis/MMuisc lover will find this any good..
Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
marco 'officially approved by EPE' means they have no idea how to market Elvis' music anymore in this age of digital downloads nor do they care. A product is a product. CDs just aint what they used to be so EPE is more interested in other things like mugs & pillowcases.
marco31768 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
"...officially approved by EPE..." that's incredible !!!
japio (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
as i must say .I gettin'respect for Spankox.He's follow the reactions from the Elvisfans.But that don't mean i would buy this ?&^^%. But it very nice to write a reaction And i have heard a track and the music i way to fast on the voice.But if people buy this it's not up to me ,but it's mine opinion.
Lex (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
Emiel, this has nothing to do with ignorance... but with experience. You liked the first album, fine, but I didn't... like I stated before I don't like altering Elvis' music, never did, never will. Not even when it's tastefully done, let alone when it's done in a CRAPPY way like this joker's first album...
Emiel Maier (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
Great News! More than 20 reactions on this topic, and I have counted already 10 times the word 'crap'! How ignorant can these people be. Never heard of the phrase "Don't judge a book by its cover"? I will get my copy next week and I hope to be pleasantly surprised by Spankox, the way he did with the first edition of Re:Versions. Next time I hope that Sony/BMG will participate in the distribution of the discs. As long as these CDs are only available at specialized stores, I don't think it will reach the younger generation we desperately need to keep the flame burning...
joemin (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
I enjoyed the first one, will definitely get this one.

On A Little Less Conversation, it is worth recalling that most fans disliked the remix first, many were annoyed at "tampering" with the originals, but now it is one of the most popular Elvis songs.
Jerome-the-third (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
Anyway Agostino Carollo, sincerely good luck with the album!!..
Spankox (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 12, 2009report abuse
Hi everybody! Thankyou to all for your comments.... expecially the negative ones because they are very intelligent and written by very open minded people... ;-) I was just wondering: how could someone express their negative opinion on the new remix album that I have produced before having heard any song from it?? Anyway "Re:Mixes" truly is a great album and packaged in a fantastic way. I hope you'll enjoy to listen to it when it will arrive in the stores in the next days! Greetings from Copenhagen! Agostino Carollo aka Spankox
Jerome-the-third (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 11, 2009report abuse
terrible, all sounds the same. Recommed the following titles:
- Wrong Sounded Love Affair (My a** Radio Edit)
- Now and Then There's A fool Who Buys This Record
- Hound Frog
- Let Me Out (gas Album Edit)
- Lover Troll
- A Big Chunk of Crap
- Jeopardized
- King Notcool
- Poor Song
- How do You think I feel after hearing this Song
- When will my Record Turn to Gold Again
- I'm gonna sit right down and cry (over this song)
- We're gonna Move out of this Country..
roytcbintheuk (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 11, 2009report abuse
ALLC was good and refreshing to hear a obscure record turned into a stomper and it was something different for us Elvis fans and also appealed to the wider audience which was fantastic and it didn't do Nike any harm neither but all these other remixes are an overload in fact we are bombarded with Elvis releases and it is a shame because the real music Elvis produced is overlooked because of it, I think the word I am looking for is over exposure.
djm (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 11, 2009report abuse
we have had great releases this year. ftd blue hawaii dixieland delight, standing room only, the memphis anthology, the vegas 69 book, and soon the jailhose rock sessions, sunset rehearsals and good times to look forward too. so plenty of great genuine elvis releases to spend your money on instead of worthless crap like this. the fact that EPE indorses this only adds insult to injury.
italianfan (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
As an 'italian joker' myself, i can tell another a mile off. I don't mind remixes, if they are done well. i.e ALLC. I mean ALLC did get alot of air play and publicity for E. But these type of remixes sound like they come out of someones bedroom studio. Which is fine for personal enjoyment and the satisfaction of producing a remix, but for actual release? Please!
Lex (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
Yeah, but it is the strongest word that is allowed that expresses my feeling about this stuff. I never liked any remix or other tampering with Elvis' music, but with ALLC and Rubberneckin' I could hear it was done by a pro. I still didn't like them, but they were professional. Something that absulutely can't be said about this italian joker.
ElvisDayByDay (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
He Lex, I thought "C-R-A-P" was the signature reaction of somebody else :-)
dgirl (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
Remixing Elvis songs is not such a bad thing. After all, music recorded 40-50 years ago is bound to sound dated to many and some of the 60's 70's music Elvis recorded is mixed terribly and could use a facelift. I still get a kick out of ALLC and to a lesser degree Rubberneckin. But I have NOT heard a 50's remix worth a damn. The songs to me just dont work and to tamper with classics is just plain stupid. Also Poor Boy/Let Me? Oh my.
NONE000000 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
I really am a fan of remixing Elvis, but it is more in theory because most of the actual remixes I have heard are not very good. And I have to agree that Spankox is simply pretty bad at this and does seem VERY amateurish compared to JXL and Paul Oakenfold. I ran across a weird CD about a year ago called "Rock-A-Hula Baby" by Orange featuring Andreas Hellkvist. It's just 5 Elvis movie songs, done as instrumentals and they totally rock. "Spinout" and "Let Yourself Go" are both on it. Using my computer I actually created a really cool version of "Let Yourself Go" by stripping away as much of the music from the 68 version and keeping just Elvis' voice, then "mixing it" into the cool instrumental from that cd. All in all, I like it better than 99% of Spankox's other album of remixes. But I am still looking forward to hearing these. A bad sign, however, is that there is a YouTube video for "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" already, and it is horrible. The video itself is VERY VERY bad and stupid, and the remix, once again, sounds amateur in the extreme.
Brian Quinn (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
I bought the first album by Spankox and thought it was very well done. I particularly liked 'Baby Let's Play House'. I look forward to hearing the tracks on the new album.
Lex (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
Pasa, there are always some fools (among Elvis fans you can find enough of them) who buy this
C-R-A-P.
ger (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
You calling Elvis rubbish now. The 50,s tracks never sounded better on first one.Les hope for many more to come.
ger (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
cant wait to buy it
pasa-ryu (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
rubbish!-i purchased the last album and i will NEVER put it in my cd player again!!;the so called "remixes" sounded like a child had mixed the songs at home(so unproffessional sounding)and the album had no impact in the UK or US charts what so ever..Why then decide to release the same rubbish album knowing the flop the previous album was??(it doesn't make any sense)I had to grit my teeth when iplayed the previous remixes a i couldn't believe waht i was hearing-they sounded awful and like somebody had attempted to rehash/remix elvis songs at home!!(and not remixed a proper DJ,as the album was supposed to be!)-Keep well away from this ripp off money making SCAM.(graceland should be ashamed for re-releasing such a bad album and even more ashamed for actualy "endorsing" such an awful project as "spankox" remixes.
Pedro Nuno (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
Guys, we only have here 50's remixes because, in Europe, all 50's songs are public domain since the copyrights have expired (50 years protection). So this CD is released only with a real purpose: To make some extra Dollars / Euros for RCA/BMG/EPE. Honestly I liked ALLC, and even Rubbernecking or baby let's play house (although ALLC is much, much better than all the rest), but I didn't liked the 1st. Spankox album. Let’s wait for this one...
japio (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
it's all done with respect for Elvis.ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.Thats why he comes with a second release.this is CRAP agian.Like the guy himself.If you have respect for Elvis you do this one time
and use songs where you have to pay for the rights.And not only the free from rights songs.
I don't have respect for this guy.
dannyboy1 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
The last CD from this guy was impressive but way overdone - like he had used every trick in the book and every effect he could on every song. The best remixes are usually fairly subtle, so I think I'll pass on this one.
elvis197475 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
this is all crap. elvis must be doing backflips in his grave.as elvis fans all know he did not like it when rca tried to mess with his songs.to do this twice to great songs is a shame.all i can say is why!!!
JimmyCool (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
I agree... late '60s soundtracks are a good choice to remix them ("Let Yourself Go", "Spinout", "Stop, Look And Listen," etc.), but to remix '50s classics... it's not a good idea, because of the fact that they were (mostly) recorded in mono. Spankox did a god job en "Baby, Let's Play House" but, to me, the rest of that album consisted of cheap home-made remixes (or an expanded single). Hope to find at least a good surprise on this new one... I like the cover.
Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 10, 2009report abuse
I got a few picks - I agree with you on Let Yourself Go, also I'll Be Back, Power Of MY Love, and maybe even Spinout because it has a great vibe to it. I would only want unknown later 60's or 70's songs. They could open up a few eyes and a new radio world for Elvis. ALLC is now considered one of his more popular songs all because of that remix. Stay away from the 50's classics (and other classics). This could do a lot more for him than the endless compilation reissues
ttwiise (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 9, 2009report abuse
King Creole, this will suck just like the last one sucked. This guy needs locking up and told he really isn't very good at this
NONE000000 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 9, 2009report abuse
Steve V -- I agree. I had assumed it had something to do with copyright law, but it shouldn't since this is official. I'd been hoping for a "Let Yourself Go" remix for a while now. (Well, not actively hoping, but it's my personal pick for a good next possibility)
Steve V (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 9, 2009report abuse
Why only 50's songs? And why classics like Hound Dog? That is just nuts. We need another ALLC.
NONE000000 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 9, 2009report abuse
One question: A lot of these say "Radio Edit". A radio edit, in all my experience, is a shorter version of something--shortened for radio-friendliness, as opposed to an 8 or 9 minute mix that a dance club might play. So does that mean all these "radio edit"s are indeed not the full remixed versions? If so, where does one find those?
NONE000000 (profile/ contact) wrote on Sep 9, 2009report abuse
I really hope this does not suck. I like the track listing, and I could especially imagine "A Big Hunk O'Love" being a song that could have an impressive remix. And maybe "Paralyzed" and "King Creole", but it's hard for me to even imagine the others. Oh well, here's hoping it is good (all the while expecting it not to be....)

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