The VV import record label released the 2-LP / 2-CD set 'Fighting To Stay Alive'.
To create special collector’s item, the 500 copies will be presented with 5 different vinyl color variations.
We have five variations of the sticker and five variations of the internal glossy card.Please refer to the attached press photos for a more complete visual description.
We have five variations of the sticker and five variations of the internal glossy card.Please refer to the attached press photos for a more complete visual description.
Limited 2-LP + CD: Black vinyl 100 copies and 30x30 glossy art card
Limited 2-LP + CD: Blue vinyl 100 copies and 30x30 glossy art card
Limited 2-LP + CD: Red vinyl 100 copies and 30x30 glossy art card
Limited 2-LP + CD: Green vinyl 100 copies and 30x30 glossy art card
Limited 2-LP + CD: Pink vinyl 100 copies and 30x30 glossy art card
Tracks LP Recorded Live Charlotte NC, Coliseum February 20th / 21st 1977:
LP 1 Time (39 minutes):
Side A
01. Love me
02. Fairytale
03. You Gave a Mountain
04. Jailhouse Rock
05. It’s Now Or Never
06. Little Sister
07. Teddy bear/Don’t Be Cruel
Side B
08. My Way
09. Hell of Moody Blue
10. How Great Thou Art
11. Hurt 12. Hound Dog
13. Unchained Of Melody
14. Can’t Help Falling In Love
LP 2 (Time 40 minutes)
Side C
01. Are You Lonesome Tonight
02. Reconsider Me Baby
03. Love Me
04. Moody Blue
05. You Gave Me A Mountain
06. Jailhouse Rock
Side D
07. It’s Now Or Never
08. Little Sister
09. Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel
10. My Way
11. Release me
12. Hurt
13. Why Me My Lord
01 Intro*
02 See See Rider *
03 I Got a Woman&Amen *
04 Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Intro) *
05 Are You Lonesome Tonight
06 Reconsider me Baby
07 Love Me 08 Moody Blue
09 Fairytale 10 You gave me a Mountain
11 Jailhouse Rock 12 It’s Now Or Never
13 Little Sister 14 Teddy Bear/Don’t Be Cruel
15 My Way 16 Release Me
17 Hurt 18 Why Me Lord?
19 Hound Dog
20 Unchained Melody
21 Can’t Help Falling In Love
21 Can’t Help Falling In Love
Ambiance Recording from February 21st, 1977
Tracks 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 17, and 18 Soundboard recording Feb. 21st, 1977
Tracks 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21 Soundboard recording February 20th, 1977.
Tracks 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 17, and 18 Soundboard recording Feb. 21st, 1977
Tracks 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21 Soundboard recording February 20th, 1977.
Dabney Coleman Died
Golden Globe and Emmy Award winning actor Dabney Coleman died, he was 92.
Coleman played Harrison Wilby opposite Elvis Presley in 'The Trouble With Girls' (1969). Colonel Tom Parker originally wanted actress Jean Hale for the female lead, but Marlyn Mason was cast at the insistence of director Peter Tewksbury. Ironically, Jean Hale's husband, Dabney Coleman, would later be cast.
Speaking about the movie to AC Club in 2012 he said: "I didn’t work much with Elvis on that, if at all. I was only there for a couple of weeks, and I don’t think we did any scenes together.
But one day, one lunchtime, we played touch football. He had a little entourage, and they had, like, about a six-man team. And I gathered together some crew members, I guess. I was pretty good at touch football. I was All Intramural at the University of Texas three years in a row, ’cause I could catch the hell out of a ball.
Anyway, my guys were… not good. So I ended up throwing the ball, tossing the ball, and I never had much of an arm, but I was better than these guys, that’s for goddamned sure. But we lined up, and we played for the lunch period. We beat ’em, and at the end of it, I remember as he passed me, he said [in a vague Elvis impression], “Hey, man, you got a hell of an arm.” That was it. That’s all he said to me in two weeks. But I’ll take it. Coming from Elvis, that’s kind of classic.
But that’s my only Elvis story! I must say, though, that he was always punctual and prepared and congenial. A consummate pro. He was no prima donna. He was all right.
The vinyl edition of 'The Complete Movie Masters 1960-62' box-set has been released by the Memphis Recording Service.
(Source: FECC / Phoenix Elvis Forum / AV Club / Wikipedia / Facebook)