MEDIUM Vinyl Record
WEIGHT 2 x 180gr (black Vinyl) 45rpm Ultradisc one-step LP Box Halfspeed
CONDITION M mint
COVER Box
CONDITION BOX M mint
BOX DAMAGES No, we take care about that
SERIALNUMBER Yes
LIMITED Yes, to 10000
MISCELLANEOUS Stereo, Booklet
MUSICIAN HOMEPAGE --
Elvis Presley - vocals, guitar, piano (i'll hold you in my heart (till i can hold you in my arms))
Glen Spreen - string and horn arrangements
Ed Kollis - harmonica (power of my love, true love travels on a gravel road)
John Hughey - pedal steel guitar (in the ghetto)
Reggie Young - lead guitar
Bobby Wood - piano
Bobby Emmons - hammond organ
Tommy Cogbill - bass
Mike Leech - bass, string and horn arrangements
Gene Chrisman - drums
overdubbed
Wayne Jackson - trumpet
Dick Steff - trumpet
R.F. Taylor - trumpet
Ed Logan - trombone
Jack Hale - trombone
Gerald Richardson - trombone
Tony Cason - french horn
Joe D'Gerolamo - french horn
Andrew Love - sax
Jackie Thomas - sax
Glen Spreen - sax
J.P. Luper - sax
Joe Babcock - background vocals
Dolores Edgin - background vocals
Mary Greene - background vocals
Charlie Hodge - background vocals
Ginger Holladay - background vocals
Mary Holladay - background vocals
Millie Kirkham - background vocals
Ronnie Milsap - background vocals
Sonja Montgomery - background vocals
June Page - background vocals
Susan Pilkington - background vocals
Sandy Posey - background vocals
Donna Thatcher - background vocals
Hurschel Wiginton - background vocals
wearin' that loved on look - 2:41
only the strong survive - 2:45
i'll hold you in my heart (till i can hold you in my arms) - 4:31
long black limousine - 3:41
it keeps right on a-hurtin' - 2:35
i'm movin' on - 2:50
power of my love - 2:35
gentle on my mind - 3:20
after loving you - 3:05
true love travels on a gravel road - 2:37
any day now - 2:55
in the ghetto - 2:44
bonus track
suspicious minds - 3:56
The "King" made one of the most impressive comebacks in music history with "From Elvis In Memphis: After 14 years in film and show business, Presley returned to his roots in the city of his youth, Memphis, in 1969
There, after years of soundtrack work, he returned to his musical best as a solo artist and recorded perhaps his most mature and emotional album, bursting with great songs like "Long Black Limousine" or the classic "In The Ghetto"
Many fans celebrate "From Elvis In Memphis" as his masterpiece, reminiscent of the "good old" Sun Records recordings from the 50s
Peppered with rhythmic country, gospel, pop, R&B and blues, the album was voted one of the 500 best of all time by Rolling Stone, and not for nothing
Even the original recordings were praised for their natural and open sound, which comes across even warmer and more intense thanks to a successful remastering
Presley's vocal performance (and strongly supported by the "Memphis Boys" in the background) is celebrated as the best of his career and gets an honorable stage with this 45er one-step pressing
RECORDING January - February 1969 at American Sound, Memphis
ENGINEERING Al Pachucki
LABEL RCA
RE MASTERING Rob LoVerde
RE RELEASED 2023
AVERAGE RATING 5 Sterne von 5
PRESSING by RTI
MADE IN USA
STYLE Rock / Soul / Country / Blues
AVAILABLE as long as inventory stock
