My "Very Best" of Elvis CD-R

You need to review the last few pages of the ED n mud thread.

Someone made rude comments about you.

mud-

 

Boy ... has this thread ended up in a ditch!

 

yeah...anna and reel to reel...one after another!

 

Er, Mud!

Bob

 

Like I was saying, Great comp, chip. Does anyone know who mastered Elvis '56?

mud-

 

I was busy doing the Clam and lost my head.

mud-

 

Forum axiom # 45.6

If there is no mastering credit, the CD was mastered by:

Ed Feenblatt

Bob

 

Meanwhile ... back at the Elvis thread ...

Do I need to upgrade my '96 version? ... I can probably get a copy from BMG for $8 w/o S & H ...

 

You missed one of my favorites: Yoga is as Yoga Does... the only song to rhyme the word "serious" with the word "posterious".

 

No best of Elvis is complete without "Such a Night" (with the false start), in my opinion.

 

I don't have the 96 version to compare it with. I recall Elvis fans (from elvisnews.com) complaining the reissue did not contain any bonus songs and that sound improvement was only minimal.

 

Any selection from HARUM SCARUM would be a fine addition to this collection. Elvis made some real terrible soundtracks in the middle to late sixties CLAMBAKE was truly awful. Only "Guitar Man" and "Big Boss Man" are worthwhile (and they were bonus tracks). During that time period, it was almost embarrassing to say that you liked Elvis music.

 

I would have found a place on that CDR for "In The Ghetto" and "Burnin Love" .

 

On the best of or worst of Elvis CD?

 

For worst Elvis songs how about adding (There's) No Room to Rumba in a Sportscar and Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce.

I believe all those really bad movie soundtrack songs wound up on an album titled: Elvis Greatest Hit (S)<----- put that at the beginning of Hit and you get an appropriate album title!

Brian

 

As a bonus album, they could at HAVING FUN WITH ELVIS ON STAGE.