Vinyl Album - Elvis Presley - Elvis - RCA Victor

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Elvis Presley
Title:	Elvis
Label:	RCA Victor
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LPM-4088
Date:	3 Dec 1968
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	26 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Elvis Presley	Trouble / Guitar Man	Leiber, Stoller, Hubbard	Rate
A2	Elvis Presley	Lawdy Miss Clawdy / Baby What You Want Me To Do / Dialogue / Heartbreak Hotel / Hound Dog / All Shook Up / Can't Help Falling In Love / Jailhouse Rock / Dialogue / Love Me Tender	Price, Reed, Axton, Durden, Presley, Leiber, Stoller, Blackwell, Presley, Weiss, Peretti, Creatore, Leiber, Stoller, Presley, Matson	Rate
B1	Elvis Presley	Dialogue / Where Could I Go But To The Lord / Up Above My Head / Saved	Coats, Brown, Leiber, Stoller	Rate
B2	Elvis Presley	Dialogue / Blue Christmas / Dialogue / One Night With You	Hayes, Johnson, Bartholomew, King	Rate
B3	Elvis Presley	Memories	Strange, Davis	Rate
B4	Elvis Presley	Nothingville / Dialogue / Big Boss Man / Guitar Man / Little Egypt / Trouble / Guitar Man	Strange, Davis, Smith, Dixon, Hubbard, Leiber, Stoller, Leiber, Stoller, Hubbard	Rate
B5	Elvis Presley	If I Can Dream	Brown	Rate

Notes

NBC-TV Special.
Reissued in 1977.

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Comments and Reviews


Doug Wass 10th Aug 2018		I agree; and put the "NBC-TV Special" in the notes. Every country has the tracks listed different; even if it calls for 2 tracks. Not sure what to do. Cheers:



okun69 10th Aug 2018		To be honest Doug, this album should really just be titled "Elvis".



Doug Wass 10th Aug 2018		Not sure how to list the Canadian release of this. Is it "TV Special", or "NBC-TV Special" as listed everywhere else. Also... this is very different than everywhere else for the track listings. ... ?? Anyone ??



Vinyl Fan 25th Feb 2015		Added 1st pressing labels with Reed credit instead of Hubbard.



Bill Fick 24th Jan 2015		Too bad I can't help you there, my knowledge of his records is pretty much limited to US issues. "Vertigo" - great movie, by the way.



Magic Marmalade 24th Jan 2015		He He He... I am keeping it narrow to as near to original UK RCA issues as I can (For the music) maybe I'll fall into that Jimmy Stewart-Vertigo animated dream sequence- mind trip of label variations and all that as a matter of course. Odd thing though, is that Beatles records have had such scrutiny , that different variations command different prices as listed in the UK RRPG, Elvis doesn't seem to have any mis-pressings, label errors, contract pressings etc. listed there. Odd.



Bill Fick 24th Jan 2015		You're in for quite a ride. Collecting his records can be mind-boggling, there's so many variations because his records were in print for so many years, & I'm just talking about the US pressings!



Magic Marmalade 23rd Jan 2015		Thanks for the info By the way Bill. I'm only just beginning as far as Elvis is concerned, and making an effort to finally get something more than impression of his music.



Magic Marmalade 23rd Jan 2015		So even more confusing than even originally thought! You can maybe see a possible source of the error for the guys printing the labels: With Reed not being Reed, but Hubbard, except for Reed who is, and is not Hubbard!



Bill Fick 23rd Jan 2015		No, you have Jerry Reed Hubbard (full name of Jerry Reed), & then you have Jimmy Reed (the bluesman)...2 different people. Released in mono only, that's how the TV special was recorded. Surprised that RCA didn't also release this in that horrible "electronically re-channeled" stereo, like they did for all of Elvis' other mono-only masters. Glad they didn't, though... This TV special was the first time any of Elvis' live recordings were released to the public.



Magic Marmalade 22nd Jan 2015		There's a lot of strange things going on with these labels Vinyl Fan! while these orange labels Credit "Hubbard" for both (the apparent correction), the track immediately following it on side one "Baby what you want me to do" is Credited to "Reed"! Same Reed? If so, they apparently overlooked that one. (A Mistake even replicated on the black labels above too).



Vinyl Fan 21st Jan 2015		On early issues of this lp, the songwriting credit for Guitar Man is given to Reed. Hubbard is issued on later copies, Hubbard is actually Jerry Reed. I own the first issue and will put it up on here when my scanner gets to working again.



Trainman 27th Oct 2014		Issue date for this mono release under this catalog number really should be 1968, date of original issue