A DATE WITH ELVIS
Test Pressing/Factory Sample/Demo
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Track Listing:
Side 1:
1. Blue Moon Of Kentucky
2. Milkcow Blues Boogie
3. Baby, Let's Play House
4. I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine
5. Tutti Frutti
6. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry (over you)
7. I Got A Woman
Side 2:
1. Good Rockin' Tonight
2. Is It So Strange
3. We're Gonna Move
4. Blue Moon
5. Just Because
6. One-sided Love Affair
7. Let Me
RCA
RD 27128
Released: July 1959:
mono (09)
This LP entered the UK charts on August 8, 1959, peaking at no. 4.
Chart Run: (14 Weeks)
08/08/1959 - 05
15/08/1959 - 05
22/08/1959 - 04
29/08/1959 - 06
05/09/1959 - 05
12/09/1959 - 05
19/09/1959 - 05
26/09/1959 - 06
03/10/1959 - 06
10/10/1959 - 07
17/10/1959 - 09
24/10/1959 - 07
31/10/1959 - 08
07/11/1959 - 10
It re-entered the UK charts on January 16, 1960, peaking at no. 8.
Chart Run: (1 Week)
16/01/1960 - 08
Information: www.officialcharts.com
Recording Information:
Blue Moon of Kentucky
(July 7, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Milkcow Blues Boogie
(November 15, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Baby, Let's Play House
(January 30 - February 4, 1955: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
I Don't Care If the Sun Don't Shine
(September 12 - 16, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Tutti Frutti
(January 31, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Cry
(January 31, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
I Got A Woman
(January 10, 1956: RCA Studios, Nashville, Tennessee)
Good Rockin' Tonight
(September 12 - 16, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Is It So Strange
(January 19, 1957: Radio Recorders, Studio 1, Hollywood, California)
We're Gonna Move
(August 24, 1956: 20th Century Fox, Stage 1, Hollywood, California)
Blue Moon
(August 15 - 19, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
Just Because
(September 12 - 16, 1954: Sun Studios, Memphis, Tennessee)
One-sided Love Affair
(January 30, 1956: RCA Studio 1, New York)
Let Me
(September 5, 1956: 20th Century Fox, Stage 1, Hollywood, California)