Elvis (or is it) Reaction - Living To Love You... Is This A Long Lost Elvis Recording?

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[@TCBEric]

Hello everyone, let me know your thoughts on this one, is this a long lost Elvis recording? Do you know the history of this? Thank you all so much! Y'all Keep TCB'ing!

[@rawschri]

It sounds to me like a mid 1960's Elvis, rather than from 1976 where his voice was considerably deeper ...

[@TCBEric]

Good point! Thanks!

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

My thoughts exactly

[@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia]

Perhaps even early '60s. 1961-62. But we're only hearing a snippet. Something is definitely off. Oh, and he recorded a whole new album in 1976! So they're wrong about that, too. With a much deeper voice at that time.

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia ...spot on....Elvis recorded quite a few albums through the 70s...although a few were live recordings...but definitely sounds like it's from the 60s.....

[@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia]

@@andrewarmstrong1017 Thanks.

[@dianeshea6222]

I believe it sure is Elvis. I remember Elvis when he was on the Louisiana Hayride and right to the end and his last concert. Can't change my mind.

[@TCBEric]

Sounds like Elvis to me, I mean, I can't definitively say it is or isn't, but sure sounds like him. Thanks!

[@ghunk691963]

when I first heard the song I thought maybe in the 50s? but that wasn't his voice in 76. just hear him on record when he recorded at Graceland . this recording is not Elvis in 76.

[@TCBEric]

The more and more I look into it, it appears that this person sounds a lot like Elvis, and maybe they wrote "Elvis" on the artists line because they wanted to demo it to Elvis...

[@vickieviresrichie7622]

Yeah , it's definitely Elvis 🎉📯🎀🥳🥳

[@TCBEric]

Eh, I don't know, sounds a lot like him though for sure.

[@AlwaysEPDoris]

Certainly sounds like him❤

[@TCBEric]

Does to me too! Thanks!

[@Elvista]

One thing to remember is that the current catalog of Elvis' songs are from only 84 out of a possible 500 volumes of recordings. That's a lot of lost Elvis treasure. My issue, apart from the Atlantic Recording one, is that the vibrato of Elvis Presley is extremely distinctive - and it is not present in this supposed lost EP "finding". Probably why EPE did not respond - there's been a lot of "claims" like this in the past. Just like people claiming to be Elvis' children, etc.

[@TCBEric]

I agree, thanks!

[@TheSpitmitt]

I have been a fan for over 60 years....and I do not believe that is Elvis. I know his voice so well.......wish it was.

[@Stingray000]

As a long time Elvis fan I'm not quite sure. I would have to listen to it several more times before I make up my mind. You make a great point about Atlantic Recording. Someone should contact Atlantic & hear what they say about it.

[@TCBEric]

I agree, I'm sure by now surely someone would have contacted them, that video form WZZM Channel 13 in Grand Rapids Michigan has been on KZbin for 12 years, there was a lawsuit pending... And like you, I too cannot immediately tell the difference. Thank you for commenting!

[@user-sq1gk9tc4u]

Если по делу песни был судебный процесс ,то к какому результату пришли?Должны ведь были эксперты озвучить Элвис Пресли поет ,или кто-то другой?Вам спасибо.

[@annamariasala6195]

I totally agree with both of you. I mean, he really sounds like Elvis but (there's always a 'but') Atlantic makes ring a bell. Elvis has always played it straight, he would have never recorded with another company while under contract with RCA. Very good point, Eric. Unfortunately I've never heard about this before, so I can't be of any help. Thank you for sharing, Eric. ⚡

[@jemeritte]

I would want to hear it in one peace.. But for now I say not Elvis... Elvis fan for more than 5 decades...

[@jemeritte]

No.. Elvis sounded different in 76... I don't think it's Elvis...

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

Hey Eric -- I "Could be wrong" But I do not think this is *ELVIS* - I was hoping you could really hear it more you know -- they talked so much - His Vibrato would GIVE IT AWAY!!!!!!! Very Cool ---- Hugs x Tonya

[@TCBEric]

Hi Tonya! I have to agree, I think maybe it was a demo, cut by someone trying to "sound" like Elvis. That's my best guess anyway. Thanks for commenting!

[@maryrowell1122]

We can't even hear Elvis singing you run in your mouth

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

@@maryrowell1122 Did someone not have their coffee this morning???

[@TCBEric]

I'm sorry... It's not me talking during the video..... That's the news channel that made the video.

[@HeavenlyPresley-Tonya]

@@TCBEric UGH PEOPLE WHEN YOU HAVE A KZbin CHANNEL -- LMAOOOOOO HOPE YOUR WELL

[@t2comicbooksoverviews251]

this sounds more like someone trying to sound like elvis,and that makes me think it was a demo made for elvis,we have heard some demos made for elvis and they tried to sound like elvis on the demo,but who knows,the quality in that audio isnt that good,

[@carolynstuart5901]

👍

[@carolynstuart5901]

Sorry this is not Elvis Presley. I went to a private show Elvis gave in the backyard of a neighbor in Houston tx in the fifties when he first started making appearances. Nothing will ever come of this mark my words. I’ve been an elvis fan for 65 years. Bought every album in my teens. I would lay on the floor with my ear to the speaker for hours on end listening to his voice. Still have my Bluetooth to listen to my recordings. To me it doesn’t even sound like a good imitation. Interesting video. Thanks.

[@TCBEric]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I did a video on an audio recording, of Elvis signing Happy Birthday Baby that was recorded at a party, in the 50's in Texas. At a friends house, Anita is there and you can hear her in the recording. May not be the same party you were at, but very interesting none the less. Check it out and see if it's familiar to you.

[@PinkCaddy27]

Thanks @TCBEric.for bringing this back..I've been reading what people have been saying about this song since 2011...to everyone commenting and reading this, you are the lucky ones ..this is without a doubt Elvis. It's been authenticated by Tom Owen and Ed Primeau

[@andrewarmstrong1017]

Been listening to Elvis since the early 1970s...sounds like Elvis to me...but much earlier...his voice seems younger...more like it sounded in the 60s....but definitely Elvis....thinking about the recent new Beatles release with John Lennons voice lifted from a old tape via AI the results are outstanding! Lots of Elvis home recordings could be treated the same way...enough material for a few new albums...Will it ever happen?...Well looks like after 50years we may get unreleased On Tour Footage via Baz Luhrman and Warner Bros....here's hoping 😊

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

Well, the best way you could tell that it is not Elvis is in the outcome. If that truly was Elvis, that would have millions of views on KZbin, because those attorneys would’ve sold that song to a big label for many many millions of dollars. And that didn’t happen

[@TCBEric]

That's a fact! Follow the money... Some people have commented that it was settled in a court case and found not to be Elvis. I'm not sure though, just what I've read. Thanks!

[@Elvisultimatefanchannel]

No,the attorneys couldn't ''sell it to a big label' as you say because if this was Elvis (it isn't) then it would belong to EPE by law. The Estate tied all that up years ago. His name,likeness, image,sound recordings all belong to his Estate by default. The voice on the tape isn't Elvis

[@TCBEric]

You should tell that to Peter Schmidt from Germany. He has had multiple, including my old channel, Review or React shutdown by KZbin because he claims he owns the copyright to any and all of Elvis 8mm (bootleg) footage. He issued me 3 copyright strikes in 2 days. Channel. Just gone. Over 130 videos. Gone... So no I don't believe they settled all that years ago. I've tried to contact ABG, about it as that's what an archivist at Graceland told me to do. It clearly states on the back of every ticket sold that video and audio recording was prohibited and everything belongs to EPE. Didn't stop this guy tho and doesn't stop him from having Elvis channels shut down that use 8mm bootleg footage. Just Google Peter Schmidt Elvis. Thanks.

[@Elvisultimatefanchannel]

@TCBEric This isn't Elvis on this tape tho,you realise that don't you?

[@TCBEric]

Yep, the more and more I listen to it the more it's noticeable for me. Some have suggest Jimmy Ellis. In my opinion he's the closest anyone has come to "sounding" like Elvis. What are your thoughts of Orion? He met a tragic fate as well. Thanks for commenting I really appreciate it! I'm always looking at stuff on your channel. You do great work.

[@ghunk691963]

these experts don't know anything. his voice wasn't high like that in 76.

[@TCBEric]

I was surprised the "expert" used samples form 73, instead of stuff from 76.

[@cathysmith2941]

It sure sounds like elvis to me... it really would be cool if it is elvis....

[@TCBEric]

Sounds a lot like him to me too Cathy, it would be pretty cool indeed!

[@hotroddave7597]

1st to say TCB ERIC 🏎️🏁⚡️

[@TCBEric]

Thank you Dave! Keep TCB'ing friend!

[@hotroddave7597]

@@TCBEric 😻

[@maggieshome]

Oh wow im not sure it would be lovely if it is wonder what happened to that tape. Interesting video 💕

[@TCBEric]

Some comments have said they lost the court case, and it's not Elvis. I'm not sure what really happened. I'll have to do a deep dive on it and see if I can find out myself. Thanks!

[@paulorlando5877]

Elvis did do a song This is living, from Kid Gallahad.

[@TCBEric]

I'm not sure. I'll check it out.

[@paulorlando5877]

Supposedly he did a song called Uncle Penn for Sun that was never released.

[@TCBEric]

Never heard that before, I'll have to check it out. Thanks!

[@epfanforever]

Could these be the recordings I remember Sam Thompson, Linda's brother talking about that he recorded? Oh I wish I could remember that interview better, I just can't remember the details but the date lines up.

[@TCBEric]

I don't know, I'm not familiar with the story about Sam Thompson and recordings, but consider my interest peaked! Thanks!

[@epfanforever]

@@TCBEric Just found out Sam made the recordings in 1973 and trusted someone that bootleg them, he ended up suing them and B&G records and won. These were made at his home with family and friends all laid back and relaxed with Elvis consent to record. I think there were around 8 songs sung. I would love to hear it again if we could find them.

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

@@epfanforever what is your source?

[@epfanforever]

@@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor Sam Thompson

[@epfanforever]

@@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor Sorry previous answer was short couldn't respond. In some of Sam's interviews, one is where his wife is with him, he speaks about this. Also by coincidence another You tube channel was playing these songs. I don't believe the one played here on this channel were those, after hearing them.

[@williamthornell8051]

Well, Daring rehearsals and things Elvis would do songs that never made it to album but sometimes the technicians would keep tape rolling while he was messing around . Maybe it very well could be Elvis in one of his. Having a good time periods .

[@tlbeman]

Although it sounds like Elvis, it’s really too short of a sample. Why would it only be on a cassette tape? Maybe it was just an impromptu occurrence, never actually officially recorded.🤷‍♂️

[@TCBEric]

They claim that the studio it was recorded in was broken into and the "masters" robbed and all they had left of the song was this that was transferred to cassette. My best guess is the writer of the song had Elvis in mind to sing it, so he hired someone to make a demo sounding like Elvis before sending it to Parker or Elvis or whatever entity it was that handled those things for Elvis. Thanks!

[@kenmcd8338]

Elvis recorded for Sun from 54 to to November of 1955 when Sam Phillips sold Elvis' contract to RCA Victor for $35,000, plus $5,000 in back royalties he owed Elvis. From 1955 on Elvis recorded exclusively for RCA until his death. His last sessions were at Graceland known now as "the Jungle Room Sessions" in October of 76. His contract with RCA "legally forbid Elvis to record anything" outside of RCA. The Colonel would have never allowed Elvis to record anything outside of the existing contract with RCA....Parker was a stickler for the letter of the law and made Elvis live up to that. Atlantic Records would have had the reel to reel tape for the original recording of this song...and there is no way Atlantic would have just "forgot an unreleased Elvis song"for decades. Atlantic would have shopped this alleged Elvis song to RCAs Ernst Jorgensen who has been working for RCA Sony for decades acquiring any and all proven Elvis unreleased songs. Ernst is also the director of Follow that Dream (FTD) records which put out live recordings and studio outtakes for decades. It would make no sense for Atlantic to not know of something this rare and valuable. No musician who worked in the Jungle Room sessions recalls this song being done. The logs show no mention of this song,. The idea of Elvis somehow slipping away to another studio with none of his staff or the Colonel knowing something about it begs credulity. The idea of Elvis breaking a contractual commitment with RCA also begs credulity. So the story does not make sense on many points.....comparing a 1976 recording to the Elvis of 1973 also makes little sense-compare it to songs that were iknown to be recorded in 76 IE the Jungle Room Session. FYI Moody Blue was from the Jungle Room Session in 76.

[@TCBEric]

Thank you for the info, all very valid points!

[@RobinMarkowitzcoolmedia]

🎯

[@hotroddave7597]

🤷🏻‍♂️

[@TCBEric]

Me too Dave...

[@elaineharn9527]

Sounds like him, but not sure recorded for Atlantic either. There is a lot of impersonators would kind of sound like him. Ronnie McDowell singing the King is gone sounds kinda like him.

[@JoshTaylor-sx4yb]

Hi. I rewatch the video and the song is record by Elvis. Because i know people s. Voicea.

[@tcb7369]

I have been listening to Elvis for 45 years his music has got me through some very hard times in my life and I have to say the song doesn't give me any feeling that Elvis gave to a song, this is just my opinion. It sounds more like Orion or Roy orbison to me.

[@TCBEric]

The more I listen to it, the more it sounds like Orion to me, Jimmy Ellis was very close in style to Elvis sound. Thanks!

[@angeldawnmorningstar]

That definitely is NOT a very bad recording of Elvis Presley... ..it IS however a very bad recording of Andy Kaufman lip-syncing the song Living To Love You.. ..you're welcome [end sarc] 😇❤

[@TCBEric]

Haha, thank you!

[@Sharon-Carrell]

I don’t believe it’s Elvis bc as long as I’ve been listening to him I Always get goosebumps when he starts singing…Always!! I didn’t get that with this. Now I could be wrong but all the Great Elvis tribute artists and there’s only a handful but not but one fooled me by giving me goosebumps. It does sound alot like him but I don’t believe it is.

[@TCBEric]

That's a pretty good is it Elvis barometer haha! Thanks!

[@Sharon-Carrell]

Yes it is and it’s always worked for me and idk where or why I have this ability lol

[@grahammalcolm7130]

Tbh I don't think so but it's easily confirmed ask the musicians who played on it

[@TCBEric]

Very good point! Thanks!

[@pallen49]

Could it be Andy Kaufman?....Elvis did say Andy was the best and his favorite impersonator, lol

[@TCBEric]

Could be... My guess is it's Jimmy Ellis aka Orion. Thanks!

[@Bill-eg4uf]

I remember seeing this story when it aired back then . They only play snippets of the song . I need to hear from start to finish to decide . But as of now from what i still hear , i don't think it's Elvis . Especially if it was done in 76 or 77 . Sounds like early 60's if anything . That would be awesome if it was really Elvis and we have a new release . But i highly doubt it .

[@TCBEric]

Would be pretty cool, but I'm afraid there's just too many things that doesn't make sense with it to be real. Thanks!

[@sudeshkrishnan4564]

Yes. I agree. Not Elvis' 1976 voice (by the way Moody Blue' comes from February 1976). It sounds too young. In fact, too young even for the deeper baritone of the 1970s.. For me, a clear impersonator, a demo artist, someone like PJ Proby. Also, there's no way.Elvis departed from his contract - he was billed as an 'exclusive' RCA artist.

[@JoshTaylor-sx4yb]

Ps i know. Some woman who was singing. The song during the time but i don't remember her name then Elvis sang it later on

[@user-fv1gw7uc3u]

How can anyone tell with that news guy bumping his gums when it plays but Also how can it be Elvis recording it under Atlantic Records when Elvis was under contract with RCA but it's still possible on one hand but not in 1976

[@TCBEric]

I agree thanks!

[@carolinedefoy2215]

Is this a recording found in 1976 but that Elvis would have recorded before, say the 60s or is it a recording from 1976? if that's the case I don't hear Elvis' voice from 1976. I have a kind of brake on it, I'm missing a vibrato, Elvis' vibrato

[@Seanryan2001]

Ive been an Elvis fan for nearly 40 years. I have 100s of CD's bootlegs , have every formal recordings, outtakes etcs. This is 100% NOT Elvis.

[@TCBEric]

I agree, thanks!

[@paulorlando5877]

Sounds like Roy Orbison if anything.

[@TCBEric]

Possibly, or Jimmy Ellis...

[@uweschrade5246]

As many others I am not sure about it... yes, it sounds like Elvis, but not as he sounds in 1976... So, for me, it is hard to believe that this is in fact him; no, I don't believe it..

[@TCBEric]

I found it odd that the "expert" compared it to samples from 1973, and not from say Moody Blue which was recorded in 1976, same year as this supposed recording. Thanks!

[@uweschrade5246]

@@TCBEric : exactly!! When You listen to Elvis' very last recording sessions, both in Graceland, february and october 1976, you find fast tracks mid-tempo recordings and of course balllads. When you listen to those complete sessions you can hear that his voice was"richer", stronger, it sounds "fuller" then in this "new song". If this was Elvis (which I don't believe because: how should he get into a studio without the knowledge of any of his entourage etc), then it was a much younger Elvis. I have two recordings that was publishes as a "newly discovered Elvis song and they really sounds like him, especially the song "In my Dreams"... Even as a long time Fan I had my doubts to say: no, that is a fake. And the songs (especially "In my Dream") was very, very good one's... This will not be the last "new Elvis song".. and with the new tech, there are many more possibilities to 'create' a new Elvis song...

[@mandyhayes7287]

I think that much effort .to .compare by specialists, then i would say that sh0ould sey 100% i think it was

[@JoshTaylor-sx4yb]

Elvis. Probably wanted to be quiet from using record company because i know he was mostly using rca. And switch over to another recording companies with out no one knowing it

[@user-dr2yc1de9e]

Seen this years ago I do not believe it is Elvis I think I read somewhere it was proven not to be Elvis. Not too sure what happened with this story it just seemed to disappear very fast for some reason? Been an Elvis fan for over 60 years I just do not think it's Elvis. But that's just my humble opinion could be wrong as I am no expert just a fan.

[@TCBEric]

Could be. If it's been proven to have been false then that would settle it. Sure sounds like Elvis to me. The Atlantic Recording Corp is what doesn't add up for me. But like you, I'm no expert, just a fan myself. Thanks for sharing!

[@janjuhnke108]

From the little I can hear of the song, I would be more likely to believe that she is related to Dr. Hinton, than believe that is Elvis singing. In other words, it doesn't sound like him to me. Interesting story though.

[@stevepomeroy-rockin-pa-realtor]

This is not Elvis Presley. Sorry guys. My ears don’t lie. Just the way he begins the first two syllables of the first lyric, I knew it wasn’t him. Elvis’ baritone was deeper and wider. To put it bluntly, this recording is as authentic as a football bat.

[@TCBEric]

Haha! Thanks!

[@freemanreed5228]

We really don't get to hear enough of the song, or the whole song!!!! Not enough information to make a decision!!!!

[@TCBEric]

They do talk over it a lot! Thanks!

[@hillsboroughguy]

I think the singer is Orion not Elvis

[@TCBEric]

Could be Jimmy Ellis, as he's the closest I've heard that can come close to sounding like Elvis. Thanks!

[@Elvrick]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@waynechristensen9932]

It is not Elvis. There are a bunch of problems. For one thing, Elvis would have sounded about like that in say, 1960, but he simply did not sound like that in 1976. I also hear various differences from this as compared to the way Elvis would have performed such a song. Elvis's musicians would be able to tell you all about this song if it were really Elvis. Sorry, but that voice expert is wrong.

[@TCBEric]

I agree, as an Elvis fan, it didn't make sense to me that the "expert" used samples from 73, and not 76, the same year as the supposed recording... Thanks!

[@delilahjarvis5850]

From the small part that I actually got to listen to, I would have to say No. The song they were comparing it to, "Windward Side Of The Island" Elvis's voice was much deeper when he recorded this song. It does sound a lot like "I Need Somebody" from the movie "Viva Las Vegas". I wish we could hear the song without all the talking over it.

[@enzismike6617]

In my opinion, it sounds like an Elvis impersonator. If you are a true fans and know very well Elvis' vocals throughout his career, how can you be confused? Is absurd! The most obvious thing is that in 1976 Elvis had a completely different voice than on "living to love you". For me it's just speculation for commercial purposes.

[@Elvis-guy1973]

It dosent sound that much like Elvis to me. And It's curious how it's on a cassette tape, this dosent make sense to me, wouldnt it have been reel to reel or a demo recording on vinyl.

[@TCBEric]

The story goes the studio got broken into and the "masters" were stolen. All that remained was the demo cassette tapes.

[@Elvis-guy1973]

@@TCBEric It seems a bit dubious to me and that's probably why the estate has washed their hands of it. I would have to listen to it in its entirety, but what I've heard, I don't believe it's Elvis.

[@paulorlando5877]

Why won't they play the whole thing,lol.

[@TCBEric]

It's definitely irritating for sure!

[@Elvrick]

Is it possible that it's Jimmy Ellis?

[@TCBEric]

Could be Orion, yes... He's the closest I've heard that has that Elvis "sound". Thank!

[@haraldtrittner4396]

Sorry to say, but this is another crap to forget😖! Elvis' Recording Voice was unique and sounds different every year from 1953-1977. Especially in 1976 his voice was deeper but lost a lot of his early magical timbre. To make it short: NO never ever is this Elvis Presley's Voice! (I'll bet my 4.000 Elvis Records & CD's Collection on that😉).

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@marion_R]

They talk too much over it, but my mind says " NO".

[@TCBEric]

I think you're right. Probably a demo, and they had someone sing like Elvis to get a feel for the song.

[@Milto21]

Didn't he record the Moody Blue album 76-77 at Graceland. It sure sounds like him to me, and I am hard to fool. It would help if they would shut-up and play the whole song.

[@lorizeglin3103]

I am think this is Elvis but then you made a good point about Atlantic. Can you still Contact Atlantic.

[@theadventuresofharleyme8192]

I don't think so its not the sound Elvis had in 76 77

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@carolhayar3037]

I just listened to a little piece of a long video by Orion at kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4rJq5qgrKejkM0. He sounds somewhat like Elvis, no more, no less than any other impersonators. I googled "did elvis sing living to love you" & of course there’s lots of info, pretty much of what is here. When isolating individual words, some do not sound like him, some may sound like him. Too bad it isn’t on vinyl then we'd really be hearing the true sound; the tape isn't a good indicator of yes it is, no it isn't. The word "phrasing" was used here -- but phrasing doesn't have so much to do w-a person's own individual voice, which matters more than how a person phrases a song. The words "living to love you" & "lifetime" didn't quite sound so much Elvis, but other words do, & it is an old tape. I'm on the fence, very unsure, also leery about that blond woman. And I've always been leery of anyone to do w-Graceland. There's an article entitled "Elvis recorded three albums at Stax in 1973. Also, a look at how Atlantic Records took over the Stax back catalogue - Elvis Presley at Stax." (When Jim Stewart came to renegotiate the Stax/Atlantic distribution deal in 1968 all was not as it seemed. He discovered that the Atlantic lawyers had inserted a clause in 1965 contract which meant that Atlantic owned all the Stax material released whilst the distribution deal was in place.) at rocknrollunravelled.com/elvis-presley-at-stax/ but haven't read any of it. LOVE MODDY BLUE! He did it in '76 in the Jungle Room..

[@TCBEric]

Hi Carol, Jimmy Ellis, aka Orion, is probably the closest I've heard someone get to sounding/feeling like Elvis. Not exact but I'd say 90% or so, that he "sounds" like him. Of course Ellis never claimed to be an Elvis impersonator, he just took advantage, for lack of better phrasing of the sudden surge in Elvis interest after his passing. I know for a fact Elvis didn't record anything at an Atlantic studio, while they were Atlantic. RCA wouldn't have allowed it. In March of 73 riding the successes of Elvis On Tour (1972) and Aloha From Hawaii, RCA inked a 7 year deal with Elvis, so he was on RCA's dime all the way up to 1980 has he lived that long. In fact, RCA didn't really like the fact that Elvis recorded at American Sound Studio, even though they were not a competing record label. As far as I've read, all the recordings done at Stax all are accounted for, Issac Hayes was there, as some of the TCB Band, and other artists and no one has ever come forward with talk about "lost" Elvis recordings from the Stax sessions. Including Charley Hodge, James Burton, J.D. Sumner & The Stamps, Kathy Westmoreland & Ronnie Tutt. Songs recorded in the July ’73 session include “I’ve Got a Thing About You Baby,” “For Ol’ Times Sake,” “Raised on Rock,” “Find Out What’s Happening,” “Sweet Angeline,” “Girl of Mine,” “If You Don’t Come Back,” “It’s Diff’rent Now,” “Take Good Care of Her” and “Three Corn Patches.” The December '73 sessions produced songs such as “I Got a Feeling in My Body,” “My Boy,” “Promised Land,” “Help Me,” “It’s Midnight,” “Good Time Charlie’s Got the Blues,” “If You Talk in Your Sleep,” “You Asked Me To,” “Loving Arms,” “Love Song of the Year,” “Mr. Songman,” “Thinking About You,” “Your Love’s Been a Long Time Coming,” “There’s a Honky Tonk Angel,” “If That Isn’t Love,” “Spanish Eyes” and “Talk About the Good Times.” The blonde lady is an attorney representing the family of the writer and producer, so naturally she's pushing for it to be authentic, as I'm sure she'll get a pretty big chunk of not only the notoriety that would come with it, but also the money. So Elvis recorded songs at Stax, however this recording wasn't one of them, this was recorded at another studio, that was broken into and the "masters" stolen, the recording on cassette was just a "demo" cut from the master. Although the audio quality is pretty bad... But, after all that, it still kinda sounds like Elvis to me... haha Thanks Carol.

[@carolhayar3037]

@@TCBEric I knew there was a reason why I had bad vibes about that attorney.

[@alabamacowboy]

i would like to listen to the song not just a lil snippet

[@deanbennett3686]

It's not Elvis. Surely not 1976 Elvis.

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@donkinghan1]

Not him. They talked over the whole thing so you couldn't hear it properly but part of it sounds more like Roy Orbison. Plus as it was 12 years ago it obviously never gained any traction. If they were sure they wouldn't have talked over the whole thing and just played the same part over and over.

[@rianfiechter5067]

Roy orbison is het op zeker niet die had weer een heel andere stem geluid Je kunt het niet zo goed horen met dat praten er door heen maar als dit elvis is dan is opgenomen toen hij nog jong was want op latere leeftijd had elvis een zwaarder stem geluid .ik weet het niet zeker of dit elvis was

[@mrchips4489]

I don't think it's Elvis and I've listened to it several times. It sounds more like someone trying to sound like Elvis. The vibrato is off; it's a main feature of Elvis's unique sound. It's one of the things the tribute artists and impersonators are never able to get right & that's because Elvis's vibrato was natural. If you listen to his father, Vernon singing the song that is here on YT, you can hear where Elvis got it from - his Daddy. Even AI isn't able to duplicate it and auto-tune can't replicate it as it's in Elvis's voice up and down the musical scale no matter how quickly he goes from one octave to another.

[@connerpritchard5272]

This is not elvis. Simply a great recreation by a great singer. The tambor of the voice in the word "living" does not sound like elvis to me. I will say that the atlanitic documentation adds up. This is because stax had a contract to distribute recordings with atlanic since the mid 60s so its possible that the documentation is legit. Maybe this was a songwriter that wrote and recorded a demo to be pitched to elvis but ultimatly got declined. Just a thought

[@kingmusic411]

My ears are very sensitive to Elvis’ voice and imo It’s not Elvis. You can hear it better when you search the whole song on youtube.

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@user-oy5vi8vj1n]

Hey.if.this.is.Elvis.it.sounds.like.Elvis.hey.ask.the.TBC.band.ask.jerry.schilling.about.the.song.

[@TCBEric]

The more and more I hear it, the more I think it may be Orion, or back then, he went by his real name, Jimmy Ellis. I don't think he started singing as Orion until 1978. But he had recorded some of Elvis early Sun hits since 1964. I agree someone should ask Jerry about it. But I think the court case proved it not to be Elvis. Although that's what some comments have said. Thanks!

[@joanneresh6682]

Elvis only Record for RCA not for Atlantic Recording. It is not Elvis singing. It is Poor quality Tape. The paper can be Fraud too. Elvis Presley Enterprise Have All recording of Elvis In Recording in Catalog. They dont show Elvis Signature on paper documents Sound fish to me. It is Fraud. Love Joanne Resh ❤️

[@TCBEric]

Could be! Thanks!

[@kirmyr]

It's not Elvis,I am very sure of it

[@billydonnelly7639]

Not elvis 0bvious

[@cut1986]

Not Elvis.

[@TheWincent]

Wishfull thinking and not Parker likely

[@TCBEric]

Truth! Thanks!

[@rayc4244]

I'd have to say Ed is wrong and it's not Elvis at all. Doesn't sound like him to me. The AI version of "Poor Man's Gold" sounds more like Elvis. The real test will come when someone from Sony buys this. I'm guessing we'll never hear about this again.

[@leeb8019]

Definitely not Elvis, and also no master that provides a clear recording evidence and no confirmation from any credible Elvis source.

[@TCBEric]

Correct. Thanks!

[@spiritualawakenings6251]

It's not Elvis. Jerry Schilling or his cousins would know something if it were real

[@Elvisultimatefanchannel]

No it's not

[@TCBEric]

I agree, it sounds like him, but not him. Thanks!

[@user-nm5xl2rg2e]

to be honest i lost interest after 9 minuets because they wouldn't let us listen to it . they was just talking over it repeating themselves

[@TCBEric]

I agree, they didn't play enough of the song. Thanks!

[@GKRENKEL]

definitely not Elvis !! I'll bet money on it.

[@TCBEric]

I agree, thanks!

[@christosp7564]

This is not Elvis Presley

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@jmlathion2909]

Sadly no. Not Elvis at all.

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@ronnienose8608]

Not Elvis

[@TCBEric]

Thanks!

[@alanbatty3825]

No, sorry, that's not Elvis.

[@craighayes3316]

I smell a rat. Not enough vibrato for me, or depth. But, the quality of the recording is so poor. I guess we will never know.

[@TCBEric]

I think it was determined by a court that it wasn't him. Not sure though just what I've read in the comments. Thanks!

[@user-oy5vi8vj1n]

I.will.say.this.I.do.believe.that.there's.still.more.unreleast.songs.out.there.that.we.don't.know.about.or.ever.heard.and.deleted.scenes.and bloopers.from.his.movies..plus.tons.of.home.movie.film.footage.

[@jackcarson6288]

Not Elvis

[@TCBEric]

I agree! Thanks!