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| 1. I Feel That I’ve Known You Forever (March 19, 1962) | |||
| 2. Slowly But Surely (May 27,1963) | |||
| 3. Night Rider (October 15, 1961) | |||
| 4. Put The Blame On Me (March 12, 1961) | |||
| 5. Dirty, Dirty Feeling (April 3, 1960) | |||
| 6. It Feels So Right (March 20, 1960) | |||
| 7. (Such An) Easy Question (March 18, 1962) | |||
| 8. It’s A) Long Lonely Highway (Single Master) (May 27, 1963) | |||
| 9. I’m Yours (Undubbed single master) (June 25, 1961) | |||
| 10. Something Blue (March 18, 1962) | |||
| 11. Make Me Know It (March 20, 1960) | |||
| 12. Just For Old Time Sake (March 18, 1962) | |||
| 13. Gonna Get Back Home Somehow (March 18, 1962) | |||
| 14. There’s Always Me (March 12, 1961) | |||
| 15. Allied Artists’ Radio Trailer (Version 1) | |||
| 16. Slowly But Surely (Take 1) (May 27,1963) | |||
| 17. It Feels So Right (Take 2) (March 20, 1960) | |||
| 18. I’m Yours (LP Master) (June 25, 1961) | |||
| 19. (It’s A) Long Lonely Highway (LP Master) (May 27, 1963) | |||
| 20. I Feel That I’ve Known You Forever (Take 3) (March 19, 1962) | |||
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By T. van Wijhe
Format:Audio CD
Shot in only two weeks, the film Tickle Me was United Artists' lifesaver. Even tho' Elvis got $750.000 plus half the profits, the filmcompany survived a bad period, because Elvis made the young pull out big bucks for a very flimsy movie...
But he made up for it musically, even when he didn't have any new material to work with. The soundtrack to the film consists of material recorded and released between his return from the army and the year prior to the release of this film (1965).
This album contains all these songs, in superb sound quality, and the songs are really a lot better than the movie would have people think. Add some nice alternate versions so you can hear Elvis the artist work his magic, and along with two actual 1965 radio commercials one finds him or herself holding a true collector's item!
But he made up for it musically, even when he didn't have any new material to work with. The soundtrack to the film consists of material recorded and released between his return from the army and the year prior to the release of this film (1965).
This album contains all these songs, in superb sound quality, and the songs are really a lot better than the movie would have people think. Add some nice alternate versions so you can hear Elvis the artist work his magic, and along with two actual 1965 radio commercials one finds him or herself holding a true collector's item!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Follow that dream records, the collectors division of RCA have done it again with another superb re-packaging in their latest series of original EP re-issues. Turning their attention to the often overlooked 1965 "Tickle Me" movie soundtrack EP. This EP comprised of recordings Elvis made prior to the film ever being thought of. For the one and only time in an Elvis movie, the songs are taken from previous studio albums, namely "something for everybody" and "pot luck" and "Elvis is back". Now correct me if Im wrong but Follow That Dream have alreasy re-issued these Lp,s on the new collectors lable, so why do this one? I am confused totally here.
Not a classic film by any accounts, it came from a very low period in Elvis's movie career. Not the worst film by any means but not one that many fans would watch over and over. Ok the soundtrack is ridiculously good as it was from a srong early sixties catalogue but even at the time this EP must have been a bit of a waste of time.
This CD set gives you the original EP, then a batch of first takes and alternate takes. Beautiful packaging and detailed booklet help show the production process and how the songs came to be, but they are on the other FTD releases. This is a bit pointless.
But if you are sad like me and have to have all of the FTD releases then buy it, but you have been warned and as with all the Follow That Dream Extended Play releases, you only get a handful of songs so it can get repetative.
You do get much better value for money when they re-issue a complete LP, then often stretch it over 2 discs.
Please FTD keep up the Re-issues and the great packaging but dont do the pointless ones, as it gets too expensive to keep buying the same songs.
Cheers
Paul
Paul
Not a classic film by any accounts, it came from a very low period in Elvis's movie career. Not the worst film by any means but not one that many fans would watch over and over. Ok the soundtrack is ridiculously good as it was from a srong early sixties catalogue but even at the time this EP must have been a bit of a waste of time.
This CD set gives you the original EP, then a batch of first takes and alternate takes. Beautiful packaging and detailed booklet help show the production process and how the songs came to be, but they are on the other FTD releases. This is a bit pointless.
But if you are sad like me and have to have all of the FTD releases then buy it, but you have been warned and as with all the Follow That Dream Extended Play releases, you only get a handful of songs so it can get repetative.
You do get much better value for money when they re-issue a complete LP, then often stretch it over 2 discs.
Please FTD keep up the Re-issues and the great packaging but dont do the pointless ones, as it gets too expensive to keep buying the same songs.
Cheers
Paul
Paul
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By H. Stromme
Format:Audio CD
Whether you like this concept or not, the songs are wonderful. I really enjoy this addition to my collection.
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Follow that dream records would be better going through Elvis`s film soundtrack material and selling them as double albums on 1 cd because officially this soundtrack album did not... Read more
Published 20 months ago by J. Trueman
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This is possibly the most pointless of all the FTD releases. Tracks from a terrible film! Plus all the tracks are old Elvis tracks that had previously been released.... Read more
Published on 18 Sep 2005 by Mr. M. J. Hopes
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