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Come what may
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Re: Come what may
colonel, I've found this thread about "Come What May" from almost two years ago. I hope you don't mind me posting the link. There's some interesting information included, I think :
Al Casey - Come What May (1957) (Original)
https://theelvisforum-phoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6058
Al Casey - Come What May (1957) (Original)
https://theelvisforum-phoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6058
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Re: Come what may
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Re: Come what may
colonel snow wrote:Mister Moon wrote:colonel, I've found this thread about "Come What May" from almost two years ago. I hope you don't mind me posting the link. There's some interesting information included, I think :
Al Casey - Come What May (1957) (Original)
https://theelvisforum-phoenix.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=6058
Thanks Mister Moon for this addition; I use the search button but I don't dig very deep into old posts on this forum. It can happen a song is listed in the past here, but it's good a song got attention twice instead of been forgotten!!
This keeps a forum alive!!
No problem at all. Just trying to bring some more info to your thread.
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Re: Come what may
Elvis' version to my ears is terrible.
It's Clyde all the way.
It's Clyde all the way.
she's well acquainted with a touch of the velvet hand, like a lizard on a window pane
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Re: Come what may
Mojo Filter wrote:Elvis' version to my ears is terrible.
It's Clyde all the way.
Recorded at the 1966 sessions for the How Great Thou Art album, this song, along with Fools Fall In Love, made a welcome return to songs with a beat.
But there was something lacking in his renditions of these two secular songs...
Colin B
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Re: Come what may
Colin B wrote:Mojo Filter wrote:Elvis' version to my ears is terrible.
It's Clyde all the way.
Recorded at the 1966 sessions for the How Great Thou Art album, this song, along with Fools Fall In Love, made a welcome return to songs with a beat.
But there was something lacking in his renditions of these two secular songs...
Yes, what lacked was Felton Jarvis' production values.
she's well acquainted with a touch of the velvet hand, like a lizard on a window pane
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Re: Come what may
Colin B wrote:...there was something lacking in his renditions of these two secular songs...
Mojo Filter wrote:Yes, what lacked was Felton Jarvis' production values.
The 1966 recording sessions [mainly for the How Great Thou Art album] were the first Elvis ones produced by Felton Jarvis.
In many ways, these were a turning point in our boy's musical career...
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