ELVIS PRESLEY. "THE MEMPHIS RECORD" RCA UK 1987 DBL G/F.EX.
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Elvis Presley ?– The Memphis Record
Label: RCA ?– PL 86221 (2) Format: 2 × Vinyl, LP, Compilation, GatefoldCountry: Germany Released: 1987 Genre: Pop Style: Country Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Ballad
Tracklist
A1 Stranger In My Own Home Town A2 Power Of My Love A3 Only The Strong Survive A4 Any Day Now A5 Suspicious Minds B1 Long Black Limousine B2 Wearin' That Loved On Look B3 I'll Hold You In My Heart B4 After Loving You B5 Rubberneckin' B6 I'm Movin' On C1 Gentle On My Mind C2 True Love Travels On A Gravel Road C3 It Keeps On Right A-Hurtin C4 You'll Think Of Me C5 Mama Liked The Roses C6 Don't Cry Daddy B1 In The Ghetto B2 The Fair Is Moving On B3 Inherit The Wind B4 Kentucky Rain B5 Without Love B6 Who Am I?Companies etc
- Distributed By – BMG Records – in UK
- Distributed By – BMG Ariola – in Europe
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – BMG Music – on Sleeve
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA/Ariola International – on Centerlabel
Credits
- Producer – Chips Moman
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Printed on Sleeve): 0 035628622112
- Barcode (Scanned): 035628622112
Review by Bruce Eder [-]
The Memphis Record was RCA's first serious effort to assemble the highlights of what is usually called Elvis Presley's comeback, but which, arguably, could be considered the best album sessions of his career. For the first time since the middle to late '50s, he went into the studio without "Colonel" Tom Parker, his manager, in control of the repertoire, and cut songs because they were good and he liked them, without regard for whether Elvis' business half had an interest in the publishing. The result was one of the greatest white R&B albums ever done, filled from beginning to end with some of the best work of Elvis' career: "Suspicious Minds," "Kentucky Rain," and "In the Ghetto" became hit singles and speak for themselves, but "Any Day Now," "Stranger in My Home Town," "Long Black Limousine," and "Only the Strong Survive," among the other cuts here, are the equal of anything he ever recorded in musical excellence, excitement, and intensity.
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