RCA
PL 13082
Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. Hound Dog
2. Excerpts From An Interview With Elvis And The Colonel For TV Guide
3. Danny (unreleased)
4. Fame And Fortune (unreleased) (Take 2)
5. Frankfort Special (unreleased) (Take 13)
6. Britches (unreleased)
7. Crying In The Chapel
Side 2:
1. Surrender
2. Guadalajara (unreleased) (Take 2)
3. It Hurts Me (unreleased) (spliced)
4. Let Yourself Go (unreleased) (spliced)
5. In The Ghetto
6. Let It Be Me (Je T' Appartiens)
(unreleased) (spliced)
Released: January 1979:
stereo/mono/electronic stereo (106)
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Like the previous volume, this package also included a souvenir booklet. The back page of the booklet could be cut away and used for framing.
Combined Front Sleeve with Inner Front
RCA Logo Price Code ZZ (Top Right) © 1978 RCA Records, Record Division, RCA House, 50 Curzon St, London W1
Test Pressing/Factory Sample/Demo/Promo
Blue Label - Stamped RCA 'elvis' Logo
​It entered the charts on February 3, 1979 and peaked at no. 43.
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Chart Run: (4 Weeks)
03/02/1979 - 44
10/02/1979 - 52
17/02/1979 - 47
24/02/1979 - 43
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Information: www.officialcharts.com
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Recording Information:
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Hound Dog
(July 2, 1956: RCA Studios, New York)
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Excerpt from TV Guide Interview with Paul Wilder
(August 6, 1956: Polk Theatre, Lakeland, Florida)
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Danny
(February 11, 1958: Paramount Sound Stage, Hollywood, California)
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Frankfort Special
(April 27, 1960: RCA Studios, Hollywood, California)
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Britches
(August 8/9, 1960: Radio Recorders, Studio B, Hollywood, California)
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Crying in the Chapel
(October 30/31, 1960: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
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Surrender
(October 30/31, 1960: RCA Studio B, Nashville, Tennessee)
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Guadalajara
(February 27, 1963: Radio Recorders, Studio B, Hollywood, California)
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It Hurts Me
(June 21, 1968: Western Recorders, Studio 1, Hollywood, California)
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Let Yourself Go
(June 20, 1968: Western Recorders, Studio 1, Hollywood, California)
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In the Ghetto
(January 20, 1969: American Sound Studio, Memphis, Tennessee)
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Let It Be Me
(February 15, 1970 (MS): The International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada)
(February 17, 1970 (MS): The International Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada)
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