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FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS takes your listeners inside these recording sessions, which many believe to be His finest recordings since leaving Sun Records. Over a two-week span in early 1969, producer Chips Moman and his “Memphis Boys” studio band backed Elvis on a mix of pop, country and R&B tunes unlike any other Elvis Presley recordings.
These highly productive sessions produced the original FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS album, as well as the singles "Suspicious Minds," "In the Ghetto" and "Kentucky Rain" – three of Elvis’ three most played songs on radio stations today.
Interview subjects include producer Chips Moman and a few of the musicians from these recordings - Reggie Young, Bobby Wood, Bobby Emmons, Donna Jean Godchaux, and Gene Chrisman.
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GREAT show!Elvis Presley's REAL comeback was this album and it's about time this classic LP got the respect it's due. |
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More on the Elvis podcast widgetFour episodes edited from this FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS radio special will be added throughout August. Other Elvis topics featued in these podcasts include The 68 Comeback Special, his Early Years, the Las Vegas concerts, Gospel Music and last year's Christmas Duets project. |
Timing and Cues
From Elvis In Memphis 59 minute version Version
From Elvis In Memphis
Timings & Cues
59 minute version
0:00 - 19:00 Segment 1
In: "You know, everybody knew when he was in the back parking lot. It was like he had that much charisma."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and this is From Elvis In Memphis."
19:00 - 20:00 Break 1 with music bed
20:00 - 38:00 Segment 2
In: "Welcome back. This is From Elvis In Memphis, and I'm Ben Fong-Torres."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and this is From Elvis In Memphis."
38:00 - 39:00 Break 2 with music bed
39:00 - 59:00 Segment 3
In: "Welcome back. This is From Elvis In Memphis, and I'm Ben Fong-Torres."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and thanks for listening."
Promo (:30)
From Elvis In Memphis 54 minute version Version
From Elvis In Memphis
Timings & Cues
54 minute version
1. Billboard (1:00)
In: "We had been recording with other stars, but he walked in that back door and I kind of backed up myself."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and this is From Elvis In Memphis."
2. Segment 1 (16:00)
In: "Welcome back. This is From Elvis In Memphis, and I'm Ben Fong-Torres."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and this is From Elvis In Memphis."
3. Break 1 with music bed (1:00)
4. Segment 2 (18:00)
In: "Welcome back. This is From Elvis In Memphis, and I'm Ben Fong-Torres."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and this is From Elvis In Memphis."
5. Break 2 with music bed (1:00)
6. Segment 3 (17:00)
In: "Welcome back. This is From Elvis In Memphis, and I'm Ben Fong-Torres."
Out: "I'm Ben Fong-Torres, and thanks for listening."
7. Promo (:30)
Additional Credits
Host: Ben Fong-Torres
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Posted on January 08, 2010 at 11:52 PM | Permalink
GREAT show!
Elvis Presley's REAL comeback was this album and it's about time this classic LP got the respect it's due.