Great release, but not compete anymore due to the find of Toledo Ohio 1956. And I have still the original acetate of Uncle Penn, not gonna share that one. 😊

Memphis Recording Service is bootleg label ? or official? saludos from argentina!

Wow excellent review guys👍 Thank you 🙏

Another great video Jamie and John. Always look forward to Tuesday and Friday for your content.😀

Jamie, While on this subject, A friend of mine got ahold of a separate tracks of “Burning Love”, not sure how exactly yet, but he has all the separate components of each instrument and he made his own “remix” of the song and I kid you not, it is simply amazing what he was able to do with the song.

Watched this video again, and I find it kinda kool to notice, Elvis’ choice of material is all pretty much rocking all thru these early RCA sessions. Every track, sans, “I’m Counting On You”, is all Rock/Blues based. Just awesome. 😎

I`m a little late but heard this one today :) One thing thats always bugs me is when FTD fadeout almost every outtake they release :( Heard that Jamie probably meant that the fadeout are on the original sessions tapes? I must admit that I find it hard to believe and that it is the label that does this during the mixing process? Anyway good show that ive just started enjoying :)

Hi Jamie and John this one great album Elvis today true cool songs what love great video guys

I have listened to the audio book twice. It’s so heartbreaking the things Lisa went through.

I was at the concert at Wooly’s right up front.

Perfect episode with a Great fan always a pleasure to hear you Steve Best from Mr C

Great book but and very creatively put together it only focuses on a couple of significant events on Lisa’s life. There is no mention of Scientology and her dramatic exit, her mother marrying macro garibaldi and her complex relation with her brother Navarone. If you didn’t know any better you wouldn’t even know she had one. Not exactly a memoir.No mention about her filing for bankruptcy and the impact it had in her due to people mishandling EPE including her mother. Barely anything on her 10 years with Michael Lockwood or any details about the twins. I feel that either Lisa never finished it or Riley had decided to omit a lot of it. What was in the book was amazing but more needs to be discussed about what wasn’t in the book

I never saw Elvis live but seeing a live performance of ‘Just Pretend’ that we never saw before from unreleased performances of That’s The Way It is made me a fan of that song. Great episode!!!!! Louis Pappas

Great show! Steve's recollections are priceless. Thank you !

Just love hearing Steve's stories, he's the best storyteller, thank you for sharing Steve 😊

Wow that was absolutely amazing to listen to thank you so much what fantastic memories to have 😊

This was great to watch…especially seeing the pic of The King’s Court members with Elvis (of course I’m biased as my parents are in the pic). Steve is a true ELVIS fanatic. You guys are all great in keeping Elvis’ memory alive. Thanks for all you do. TCB⚡️Ed

Hey Guys, Awesome show and great seeing Steve on here!!! As a fellow New Yorker, I lived about 15 minutes from the Nassau Coliseum and saw many shows there. I just wish I could have seen Elvis. 😢 Thanks. 😊

Excellent episode. Reminds me that I need to hear the Nassau 1973 shows. Which one sounds the best?

Great to hear how ELVIS was live. Thanks so much 👍

Great interview! What memories to have

What a fantastic chat Jamie ❤ John ❤ and Steve ❤️. Something you will never forget, thank you Steve ❤ for sharing all your wonderful memories. Thank you guys ❤❤❤

LOVE THESE STORIES THANK YOU ❤

Fantastic memories and what a great set of shows to experience!

Just how I would have imagined it to be. ELECTRIFYING.😀

The biscuits are wonderful...the gravy is to be drank....I went to school with Mr Pirtles daughters. BTW....in Last Train to Memphis I always loved the detail. Instead of "Elvis got lunch" it would say "Elvis walked to Leonards and got a sandwich" Living here it made it more real.........Also the idea that Elvis took the train across from my office to be on the Ed Sullivan show and then got back to town and walked back to his house. The station long since gone was call Whites Station......the name of the street now? White Station.

It was the Frank Sinatra show not Ed Sullivan, and he appeared in 3 shows in 61, 2 in Memphis, and 1 in Hawaii

Nevermind. Get it.

Separate Ways was my favorite. So many good songs. I never thought about the disparate sources. Just enjoy it for what it is.

Great job guys. You can keep the Postcards album. Great cover but oh my… ;-)

I believe the 8mm color footage from 1954 mentioned by John to be from Cook's Hoedown

Elvis was so boring though. I work with teenagers. Not a single one of them enjoys Elvis’ songs. Ask the teenagers in your own world.

The FTD version of Aloha is the first time I heard him introducing Hawaii Five-0's Jack Lord, who was in the audience. I don't remember that from the original album or other CD versions I've owned, but maybe I just forgot (which is probably the case).

Good album, but could've been better if "Woman Without Love" hadn't been included.

Interesting. I will receive my set tomorrow. I already have 5 editions of From Elvis In Memphis . One in sacd. I'll be listening to compare till xmas. LLL and Listen.🤟

This is an album that I’m still trying to get into. I’m not a big fan of TROUBLE, but do enjoy And I Love You So, Pieces of My Life, and Bringing It Back. Thanks for the review.

I'm in the middle of Rebuilding My Collection and I'm glad to see this video because I was just about to buy the FTD of Today. It seems like the Legacy Edition is the better buy. TCB guys!

Play a song from 1957. I’m loving you in jailhouse rock CD that would be great.

When are you gonna come out? Golden six one thing I don’t like about your issues on the CDs no track listings no CD text I don’t like about volume two Christmas songs that should be only a Christmas CD only the record company did not know what they were doing. There’s other songs they could’ve put on there from the 50s. I wish it would come out with all the songs from 1958, put them on King Creole.

Excellent video guys 🎵I picked up the original album back in 1975. I got the FTD cd because of the expanded version in 2005. Great show guys Thank you 🎵🕺💯

Reference: Poor Man's Gold! I sort of enjoy the cheesiness of the lesser works...and growing up these movies played on repeat on Saturday Mornings...so they might have been my first introduction to Elvis. Jamie: I can tell you are a quote machine like I am...nothing makes my wife laugh more than me saying "You don't care about me or Vince" in my best/worse Kurt Russell EP impersonation.

Personal opinion: I was not a big fan of Elvis Now and Good Times (although they both contain good songs) but I felt Today was a fantastic album as a whole. I'm glad that I have three versions of this (the one in the 60 CD box, the Legacy edition, and this FTD version. I was born with hearing issues so I'm not completely disappointed by the sound on this version.

Thank you guys for a sweet little episode on one of my favourite Elvis albums. This FTD has Tiger Man, but it's missing from the better sounding Legacy 2 CD set.

Great show Jamie ❤️ and John ❤

The first BMG "Today" CD from 1992 has some digital issues on it. The FTD DoCD is much better but the LEGACY Sony DoCD is great on Sound Quality! So please keep on listening to your 1975 original Quadradisc Vinyl Album on your Stereo System...i'm just joking😁 Thank you John and Jamie!

Great video as always guys. Keep them comin.😀

From the moment I got and put that FTD in my player, I automatically knew my original album sounded “Better” than what I was hearing on this release!!! Seriously, I thought, “Ugh, Lene really goofed”!!! 😮 I agree, I highly recommend and suggest all Elvis fans to pick up the magnificent “Legacy Edition” of Elvis’ last studio gig!!! Awesome album. 😊

Live A Little, Love A Little is one of my favorite of Elvis' movies. Great soundtrack too!

Thanks for Sharing 😮😮😮😮😮

Great reviews guys, in the UK on BBC iplayer there is a different 68 Special including Tiger Man? Different from the dvd set? Runs 74 minutes I think?