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FTDs Released

July 10, 2007 | Music
According to Elvis Unlimited the July FTDs are just released. The tracks of "I Sing All Kinds" were available for a while, and here are the tracklistings for both "Raised On Rock" and "Easy Come, Easy Go".

Track listing "Raised On Rock":

CD 1:

Raised On Rock
Are You Sincere
Find Out What’s Happening
I Miss You
Girl Of Mine
For Ol’ Times Sake
If You Don’t Come Back
Just A Little Bit
Sweet Angeline
Three Corn Patches

Session Highlights

I Miss You (Take 10-11)
Find out What’s happening (Take 6)
It’s Different Now (Rehearsal, unedited)
Three Corn Patches (Take 1-2)
If You Don’t Come Back (Take 5)
Girl Of Mine (Take 9)
I Miss You (Take 5)
Three Corn Patches (Take 13-14)
Are You Sincere (Take 2)
Find Out What’s Happening (Take 8, 7 Composite)
For Ol’ Times Sake (Take 4)

Instrumental Tracks

Color My Rainbow
Sweet Angeline

CD 2:

Rough Mixes

For Ol Times Sake
If You Don’t Come Back
Find Out What’s Happening
Raised On Rock
Three Corn Patches (Including FS)

Session Outtakes

If You Don’t Come Back (Take 1-3)
I Miss You (Take 1)
Girl Of Mine (Take 1)
Find Out What’s Happening (Takes 1,2,4,5)
Three Corn Patches (Take 4-6)
For Ol’ Times Sake (Take 5-7)
I Miss You (Take 10)
If You Don’t Come Back (Takes 8, 6)
Find Our What’s Happening (Takes 8, 7)
Are You Sincere (Take 1)
Girl Of Mine (Take 3-6)
Three Corn Patches (Take 9-10)
I Miss You (Take 12-15)

Instrumental

The Wonders You Perform
Good, Bad But Beautiful


Track listing "Easy Come, Easy Go":

Easy Come, Easy Go
The Love Machine
Yoga Is As Yoga Does
You Gotta Stop
Sing You Children
I’ll Take Love
She’s A Machine
The Love Machine (Take 1-3)
Sing You Children (Take 1)
She’s A Machine (Take 5-7)
Easy Come, Easy Go (Take 10)
The Love Machine (Takes 4, 5, 11)
I’ll Take Love (Take 1, 2 A)
She’s A Machine (Take 10)
Sing You Children (Take 18-19)
Yoga Is As Yoga Does (Take 5-6)
The Love Machine (Take 13-14)
She’s A Machine (Take 13 – Movie master)
I’ll Take Love (Take 2 B)
You Gotta Stop (Instrumental take 5)
Leave My Woman Alone (Instrumental take 5)

You can order these releases from Elvis Matters by a mail at shop@elvismatters.com

Elvis Matters provides a special price if you order all 3 releases:

Price per release = € 22 - Silver = € 19.80 - Gold = € 18.70

July package - 3 releases = € 64.95 - Silver = € 58.45 - Gold = € 55.20
Source:Elvis Unlimited

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JK wrote on July 10, 2007
This are going to be 3 great releases. "Raised On Rock" has a great track listing.... very great. Even "Easy Come" looks great to me, songs we know from our youth. "All Kinds" is one I'm looking forward to. Nice summer this will be...
JK wrote on July 10, 2007
what I like especially about the track listing of "Raised On Rock" is the good mix of outtakes, rough diamonds and instrumental. Much better this way then putting 4 instrumental tracks as a bonus at the end as most of the times is done. I think it will increase listenpleasure a lot.
mature_elvis_fan75 wrote on July 10, 2007
The track listing for raised on rock is pretty good although i dont really like buying what i already have as far as already released outtakes go,easy come easy go is as good as it can be i guess, just a weak soundtrack in the first place,my main suggestion would be a better way of getting info out to fans,some website or magazine gets the info and passes it on to the fans and then the rumors start,what will be released,the new policy of not giving out track listing is silly to say the least,and never knowing when the ftd's have actually been released is not a good business practice,i look forward to rasied on rock,one of my favorite albums!
Ton Bruins wrote on July 10, 2007
Looking forward to "Raised On Rock" and "I Sing All Kinds". "Easy Come Easy Go" is not my thing...
Jerome wrote on July 10, 2007
anyone knows the original singer of Color my rainbow? couldn't find it..
RJ wrote on July 10, 2007
Easy come, easy go FTD contains newly found stereo session tapes, right? That's kinda interesting...
ger wrote on July 10, 2007
cant w8t not
Lex wrote on July 10, 2007
Shoot... only 2 extra takes of Yoga Is As Yoga Does...
Steve V wrote on July 10, 2007
Elvis was embarassed recording the songs for Easy Come, Easy Go, arguably his worst soundtrack ever. I repsect his opinion. Id be emabarrased shelling out for this schlock. Once in my life was enough.
memphisflash53 wrote on July 10, 2007
What can I say ... Baggypants 's favorite !
Jerome wrote on July 10, 2007
anyone knows the singer of Color my rainbow?
Rob Wanders wrote on July 10, 2007
looks very promissing, 3 nice products. I don't think "easy come" was his worst soundtrack. I know worse! Now, with a nice mixing it will be enjoyable to listen to.
Colonel7 wrote on July 10, 2007
This must be one of the lowest points FTD label has ever fallen as if there are no other great materials to be released. shame on you guys. especially this year! When can you release Guitar Man and Burning Love and Pot luck studio sessions?? And then there are much better and more interesting, innovative movie outtakes to be released, think: GGGirls, KCousins, Roust and complete KCreole, GIBlues & BHawaii. Too bad they don't listen to Ernst who is doing the best he possibly can, but doesn't deliver the good stuff that EP are looking for. And Roger should also do better: try to get us EonTour 3CDBox with DVD of those 12 Concerts of 1972. that would be a thrill for all of us. while also upgrading CDs like In Person (36 or 38 songs please), On stage (36 songs could also be featured) and TTWII or it was with only 36 "live" songs. Why not? Why wait until we are all 70 years of age? The youngsters won't buy those again and again... the wrong marketing approach Sony... listen to us. It is worthwhile if you want sales to further go up and improve... especially in 2007... or do you go for 2008/09?
xavier wrote on July 10, 2007
The "Raised Of Rock Reissue" is great but... I Want An Alternate Take Of Raised On Rock!
MarkE wrote on July 10, 2007
maybe Raised On Rock was done it one take? someone else might be able to confirm this?excellent releases though, already ordered them both!
Rusty wrote on July 10, 2007
Not excited about 'Raised On Rock' or 'Easy Come Easy Go' I won't be buying these but where is 'Pot Luck' and 'Girls,Girls,Girls' ? two excellent albums with great songs.
Matt W wrote on July 11, 2007
Colonel7 – “I Sing All Kinds” has been a long awaited release from FTD. “Raised On Rock” has also been eagerly anticipated by the collectors market at large, to refer to either releases as “one of the lowest points FTD has ever fallen” is to not appreciate what has come and what is to come. FTD have released studio CDs documenting most of Elvis’ session work – Nashville 1971 has been a gapping hole, unit now. “Raised On Rock” was always going to be released at some point down the line just like other Classic albums yet to be tackled. As to your release suggestions: 36 songs for “On Stage”? Considering only 16 complete individual songs were recorded during this season I can’t see how you theorise 36 songs. The 1999 BMG upgrade release and the FTD “Polk Salad Annie” cover this season excellently – I implore you to check out these CDs. Besides, the original “February 1970, On Stage” album will be duly represented in the Classic Album series in good time. The same goes for “In Person at the International Hotel”, in the meantime there are 3 complete shows already released to be enjoyed in addition to material previously released on “Collectors Gold” “That’s The Way It Is” has been extensively covered by BMG and FTD including the 3CD Special Edition containing a complete show plus season outtakes and rehearsal material. FTD have issued a book/CD project on the subject in addition to “One Night In Vegas” containing the August 10th Opening Show. A further August 1970 show has also been released on the “Live In Las Vegas” boxset. The “On Tour” material is eagerly anticipated and will be covered in time however please be aware that Song/BMG do not own the material or hold the rights to the filmed footage, only the sound recordings RCA made at the time. Ernst has stated in the past he would ideally like to release a retrospective when a DVD of “On Tour” is made available. People need to have patience. Rusty – why ask “where is Pot Luck” when release policy of FTD is quite clear. There are plenty releases still to come, “Pot Luck” will surely be one of them. It is implausible to expect everything to be released at once; there are not enough hours in the day to re-master and package all this material so quickly which is why there are quarterly releases. Besides, it has been known for quite a few weeks “Raised On Rock” was to be the next release, to complain about it now is futile. Besides, with 3 50s releases, 3 60s releases, and only 2 70s releases touched upon in the Classic Album series a new 70s album is very welcome.
You Dont Know Me wrote on July 11, 2007
This is truly Phenominal 'NEWS' for weeks i had been fearful that 'Raided on Rock' might dissapoint and that was why the track-listing was NOT released! Now all i could do today was order this superb FTD Immediately and praise up the really COMPLETE releases we have now had from these July and September 1973 sessions.Of cource with the song 'Just a Little Bit' with only take 2 the master and take 1 a false start we couldn't get any outakes of that and Ernst said in an interview YEARS ago about how he had no outakes of 'Raised on Rock' thus on this release we have PLENTY to get excited about! many outakes here we already had on 'made in memphis' + 'Essential Elvis Vol 5' but then they HAD to be included for the sake of completeness! I'm blown away by getting a weath of brand new and unheard outakes from songs like:Three Corn Patches,I miss you,Find out whats Happening,Girl of Mine,For Ol' Times sake and If you don't come back!!! that around 30 UNRELEASED full takes, part takes and False Starts!!! how on earth can ANYONE complain about this?? Ernst simply COULDN'T HAVE released a better package. As for getting the 'bonus' of the 4 intrumental tracks (of which only sweet angeline ever got a vocal from Elvis) this is just the attention to completeness and appreciation of Ernst and Rodgers work that makes me such an Elvis Fan! Why i only heard these instrumental tracks ONCE only quite a few years ago from a friend who had cleaned them up from Acetates....and he wouldn't let me hear them again!!! now nearly 5 years later i can ENJOY them as much as i like!! and don't think just because Elvis doesn't sing on them that they arn't of interest-NO FAR FROM IT! Colour my rainbow has nice vocals from the sweets and so does Good,bad but beautiful...and The Wonders you Perfom builds to a moving climax of 'religious' type ending. NO this to me is a truly inspiration and COMPLETE release...i hopw word of mouth spreads about this and it becomes one of the best selling FTD's of all time! As for Easy Come ,Easy Go... -even if they are recently 'found; stereo masters' i still cannot bring myself to even admit to listening to this crap!!!!
Adams wrote on July 11, 2007
There is something wrong with a track listing of Raised on rock. Takes 8,7 of Find out what's happening are mentioned twice (on both CD's). Can you fix it?
Shakingruud wrote on July 11, 2007
Great stuff! I always liked I´ll take Love and its great to have some outtakes available now! I dont think the Easy Come soundtrack is so bad, in my opinion the Paradise Hawaiian Style soundtrack is much worst!
xavier wrote on July 11, 2007
You agree Adams, Find out what's happening are mentioned twice (on both CD's) : that's strange !!!!
CD King wrote on July 11, 2007
Looking forward to "Easy Come, Easy Go". "Raised On Rock" is not my thing...
Strutmut wrote on July 11, 2007
How come I still read the following on Elvis.com? Please note: I Sing All Kinds, Easy Come; Easy Go and Raised On Rock are available for pre-order and will ship on or around July 27, 2007. If your order contains items in addition to I Sing All Kinds, Easy Come; Easy Go and Raised On Rock, ALL items in your order will be held and shipped together at the same time.
king al wrote on July 11, 2007
There is no Raised On Rock outtake. Awful. But the rest is great.
King&I wrote on July 11, 2007
"There is something wrong with a track listing of Raised on rock. Takes 8,7 of Find out what's happening are mentioned twice (on both CD's). Can you fix it?" one of them is composite version, its explained inside the booklet.
King&I wrote on July 11, 2007
"""maybe Raised On Rock was done it one take? someone else might be able to confirm this?excellent releases though, already ordered them both!""". Raised On Rock session is missing, BMG does not have them.....lost/stolen/misplaced.
Colonel7 wrote on July 11, 2007
Very bad taste and not at all commercial release not even for EP fans. Why not complete this session with outtakes of another one which is more commercial and more exciting like e.g. GMan/USMale/Monkey buzz? Will not sell one thousand copies worldwide, can assure you ! We need innovative materials first...especially this year 2007...with releases like PromLand or BurningLove or GMan session outtakes...which will sell well. Sonyu should not blame its salesforce for not selling well these FTDs. We also want to buy the TTWII-Country session outtakes (in two FTD volumes if need be) with great songs like Patch it up, I've lost y, Mary, Cindy, Washed hands, Mojo, etc etc all on those Now/ Fool/ LLetters/ GTimes albums.. plus long version of Don't think 2x. Also want to buy GGGrils, Speedway, KCousins, Roust movie outtakes plus the complete KCreole, GI Blues and BHawaii sessions....now that's creative marketing Mr Sony. Read that many fans agree with me judging from their comments hereunder. Sorry, but lousy stuff Easy Go, Raised on rock and I sing all kinds CDs.....non-commercial and lousy sellers you will see. Wish you well Ernst & Roger...but they're wrong.
Colonel7 wrote on July 11, 2007
Easy come FTD should have been released together with Wild in Country and Flaming star outtakes I feel....or with LaL,LaLittle or ChangeOfHabit...would have been much more commercially attractive and better marketing. Or are they going to put them together with Trouble with Girls FTD digipack?? When can we buy complete Pot Luck session outtakes? and complete King Creole & GGGirls movie session outtakes ? This is one of the weaker FTD releases...why bring those out in 2007 ?? Bad marketing guys. unsensitive for elvis fans worldwide especially this year which is supposed to be a top year for us...
Steve V wrote on July 11, 2007
Colonel7 - relax on the java man. I'm sure all the releases you mention will eventually come out in due time. They cant do it all at once. And once again I think you miss the point. The focus of FTD is not to be 'commercially attractive'. These CDs do not hit the chain stores. Their main purpose is for the hardcore Elvis fan. Some fans will buy them all, some (like me) will pick & choose. I prob will not buy any of these latest releases, but I cannot understand how you think soundtracks like Speedway & Kissin Cousins are better releases than Raised On Rock. He's Your Uncle Not Your Dad/Five Sleepy Heads/Barefoot Ballad? Cmon. At least the songs on Raised on Rock appealed to adults even If Elvis wasnt 100%. The only 'commercially attrractive' released CDs by the main label from now on will be compilations. You will have to rely on FTD for everything else. And if you remember, when the label released the 'Double Feature' soundtracks years ago, they were the worst selling CDs in the Elvis catalog.
Rantsen wrote on July 11, 2007
I'm listening to I Sing All Kinds right now and I must say I think it's pretty good. I love track 17, Put Your Hand In The Hand. Just listen to the drum intro (without any echo, a very "tight" sound), the piano and the bass. All the instruments are very up front i the mix - a very "complete" take. I've always loved this song :-) I will probably write more when I have listened to all the tracks...
Matt W wrote on July 11, 2007
Colonel7 - your comments are baffling and I wager that "I Sing All Kinds" will be a healthy seller compared to other FTDs. Remember the top seller is "Jungle Room Sessions" featuring recordings from an arguably weaker set of recording sessions than Nashville 1971. Other than the fact this new release is the ONLY official place to find an outtake of the great "Early Morning Rain", it also features a fantastic coverage of these sessions as a whole. If patience is not your forte I prescribe a dose of the following CDs to see you through with regards to "Guitar Man", "Too Much Monkey Business", and "US Male": "Tomorrow Is A Long Time" 1999 BMG/RCA CD: 07863 67740 2 "Long Lonely Highway" 2000 BMG/FTD CD: 74321 76749-2 "So High" 2003 BMG/FTD CD: 8287653368-2 "Pot Luck With Elvis", and "King Creole" will both see FTD upgrades in time, when the work on them has been completed. In the meantime we have these releases to enjoy: "Pot Luck With Elvis" 1999 BMG/RCA CD: 07863 67739 2 "Essential Elvis vol. 6 - Such A Night" BMG/RCA CD: 07863 67840-2 "Long Lonely Highway" 2000 BMG/FTD CD: 74321 76749-2 "Studio B" 2003 BMG/RCA CD: 07863 67739 2 "King Creole" 1999 BMG/RCA CD: 07863 67739 2 I could go on but I sense due to some confusion regarding the purpose of the FTD label there is little point. Please direct your commercial criticisms towards Sony/BMG releases as these are the albums that hit the commercial market. In the meantime FTD can be applauded for their excellent commitment and on-going determination. This latest batch of FTD releases get the thumbs up: "I Sing All Kinds", finally a comprehensive reflection of Nashville '71 "Raised On Rock", a fly on the wall overview of these often debated sessions. "Easy Come, Easy Go", the debut of these stereo masters.
Rob Wanders wrote on July 12, 2007
and they keep on complaining and complaining and complaining and... Keep on going Ernst. Wonderful presents for my birthday (in 2 days). I agree with you Matt.
King&I wrote on July 12, 2007
I have played the new FTDs a lot since I got them on monday and both are great(didnt get "easy" soundtrack). Favorites are im leavin,love me love the life I lead,Raised on rock (rough mix) and some of the I miss you takes.Both highly recommended....best release(s) since nashville marathon
mature_elvis_fan75 wrote on July 12, 2007
OK,on the jam of johnny b goode is it unedited, and include Elvis saying leon leon,thats noel backwards? silly questions i know but oh well!
King&I wrote on July 12, 2007
johnny b goode rehersal is excatly the same as released on Let it roll bootleg last year
mature_elvis_fan75 wrote on July 12, 2007
Thanks for answering me,cool!
Johandelclef wrote on July 13, 2007
"i sing all kinds" is an amazing FTD,very well put together,finaly 1971 takes we haven't had before. Worth the price!!
emjel wrote on July 15, 2007
FTD probably decided to delay Pot Luck With Elvis as many of the songs and outtakes appear on Tickle me. As regards the questions on why Easy Come Easy Go has been released in prefernce to King Creole, Girls Girls Girls, Kissin Cousins or Roustabout, the answer is simple. At the moment outtakes for these are not readily available, and this has been mentioned/discussed many times.
JK wrote on July 16, 2007
Oh my... listen to track 8 and 9 (It's Still Here and I Will Be True) of All Songs... fantastic, goosbumps! This is a fantastic album. A top 5 FTD for me. Long time since a cd stayed in my cd player for a longer time.
JK wrote on July 16, 2007
Let's pray there will be a American Kind Of Way series from the '71 sessions!
mature_elvis_fan75 wrote on July 17, 2007
Well as long as outtakes are lost, then there is indeed no need to release those soundtracks on ftd,since its a collectors label!
RonBaker wrote on July 17, 2007
As for outtakes from "King Creole" an acetate with takes 9 and 10 of "Don't Ask Me Why" went for $53 on eBay last month. Those have never been released (to my knowledge). I'm sure there are others lurking about.
Rob Wanders wrote on July 18, 2007
after listening to all new 3 FTD's after each other, i must say I'm really happy with them. Specially "i sing all kinds" is really great; highlights: Love me, love the life I lead, I've got confidence, An evening prayer (much better than the mastertake, less bombastic), It's only love, I'm leaving, It's still here, I will be true, I'll be home on xmas day. So, for me a real top 5 FTD. Also Raised on Rock is wonderful to have, although sometimes you hear that our man is having a not so happy period in his life. He sounds sometimes so dissatisfied. But I am satisfied.
Tony D. wrote on July 19, 2007
It sounds like Elvis is singing backing vocals on "Leave my woman alone"! You can hear him talking at 18 seconds into the track! This whole soundtrack has got a good "revivalist" feel going on.
MarkE wrote on July 24, 2007
acording to the UK Elvis fan club, the next 2 FTDs are Pot Luck and Girls, Girls, Girls! hope theyre right!
Aaron Spicer wrote on August 31, 2007
I have read a lot of criticism of this release, mainly due to the content. This misses the point as the songs that were issued on 1967 are not going to be any different! FTD makes these tracks and outtakes available for collectors, at a very reasonable price, and I always find myself reacting angrily to people who complain. In any case, apart from 'Yoga Is', I enjoy the energy of the 'Easy Come, Easy Go' songs and Elvis looks fabulous in the film, whether he enjoyed making it or not!