Elvis Presley The Many Faces Of Elvis Presley - 33 RPM Colored 2 Vinyl LP Music Brokers Label

This double LP The Many Faces Of Elvis Presley on colored 180 gram vinyl on the Music Brokers Label is a release that stands out. Not only because of the beautifully colored vinyl, but especially because of the content. On these two discs a collection of songs not only by Elvis himself, but also by fellow artists. Not only original songs by artists Elvis once covered, but also in reverse: songs by Elvis covered by various artists. From the early fifties to the seventies. Nice selection for the fans who want everything. The title "Many Faces Of Elvis Presley" is not wrong! Available soon in our warehouses in a limited edition.

LP One : A Small Cirkle Of Friends

Side 1

1. Work With Me, Anne - Bill Black's Combo

2. Maybellene - the Blue Moon Boys (Elvis, Scotty & Bill)

3. Have Guitar, Will Travel - Scotty Moore

4. Dig a Little Deeper - the Jordanaires

5. Blue Moon of Kentucky - the Blue Moon Boys (Elvis, Scotty & Smokie (Part 2) - Bill Black's Combo

6. Don't Be Cruel - the Million Dollar Quartet Feat Elvis, Carl

Side 2

1. Going Back To Memphis - All the King's Men (Scotty Moore & D

2. Sweet Inspiration - the Sweet Inspirations

3. You Better Run - the Jordanaires

4. Good Rockin' Tonight - the Blue Moon Boys (Elvis, Scotty & B

5. There's No Place Like Home - the Million Dollar Quartet Feat

6. Tweedle Dee - Elvis Presley (Live Jan 1955)

7. The Lord's Prayer - the Sweet Inspirations

LP Two : The Originals

Side 3

1. Tutti Frutti - Little Richard

2. Blue Suede Shoes - Carl Perkins

3. Hound Dog - Big Mama Thornton

4. Mystery Train - Little Junior Parker's Blue Flames

5. Long Tall Sally - Little Richard

6. I Got a Woman - Ray Charles

7. Blueberry Hill - Fats Domino

8. Blue Moon - the Marcels

Side 4

1. In the Ghetto - Candi Staton

2. Suspicious Minds - Clark Harris

3. I Can't Stop Loving You - Don Gibson

4. Always On My Mind - Tupelo Jordan

5. Unchained Melody - Al Hibbler

6. Pledging My Love - Johnny Ace

7. Are You Lonesome Tonight? - Al Jolson