Here's the complete detailed track listing of this double CD set as stated in the latest issue of the French magazine "Elvis My Happiness" from the fan club with the same name. This set is limited to 2500 copies and the shipment is expected at the end of this week.
CD 1 (running time 77 minutes)
Hound Dog, Love Me, Hot Dog, Loving You, Jailhouse Rock, I Want To Be Free, (You're So Square) Baby I Don't Care, Treat Me Nice, Don't, Santa Claus Is Back In Town, Trouble, King Creole, Steadfast, Loyal And True, Dirty, Dirty Feeling, Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello, She's Not You, Girls! Girls! Girls!, Bossa Nova Baby, You're The Boss, Little Egypt, Fools Fall In Love, Saved, If You Don't Come Back, Three Corn Patches, Jailhouse Rock (stereo master), I Want To Be Free (record master), Steadfast, Loyal And True (undubbed version).
Alternative tracks : Loving You (main version - take 1 ), Loving You (Farm version - take 1), Treat Me Nice (First movie version - take 19), Treat Me Nice (takes 10, 13), I Want To Be Free (movie version - take 12), Loving You (Main version - take 3), Loving You (Farm version - take 6), King Creole (take 8 - instrumental).
CD 2 (running time ; 77 minutes)
Loving You (Main version - takes 5, 8), Loving You (Farm version - take 10), Jailhouse Rock (takes 5, 6), Treat Me Nice (takes 6, 13), I Want To Be Free (takes 3, 4, 10, 12, 13), Baby I Don't Care (take 1), Loving You (main version - takes 13, 15), Loving You (Farm version - take 12), King Creole (takes 3, 18), Steadfast, Loyal And True (take 6), Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello (takes 1, 4), She's Not You (take 2), Girls! Girls! Girls! (take 15), Bossa Nova Baby (take 2), You're The Boss (takes 3, 16), Little Egypt (take 21), If You Don't Come Back (take 3), Three Corn Patches (take 14), Loving You (Main version - takes 20, 21), Little Egypt (take unknown), Trouble (take unknown and 21), Saved (take 6).
Bonus: Hound Dog (Freddie Bell And The Bellboys), Love Me (Willy And Ruth), Bossa Nova Baby (Tippie And The Clovers).
Elvis Chante Jerry Leiber And Mike Stoller
June 23, 2004 | Music