This title is now deleted from the FTD catalog. |
The CD comes in a clear plastic folder, which is glued on the inside of the book at the back. |
Before the release of the book, FTD released the original album, including bonus tracks and alternate versions, on a double CD. In 2015 a second version was released, with a slightly different cover. |
In 2014 'Something For Everybody' was released as a double LP by FTD with the title 'The Something For Everybody Sessions', the same month as the FTD book 'From Memphis To Nashville '61' with all original tracks in MONO. |
All FTD pressings: | |||
1st pressing, 2006 | 2nd pressing, 2015 | 2-LP set, 2014 | book/cd, 2014 |
Pages: | 268 |
Photos: | ? (inc. 100 unpublished) |
Cover: | 10"x10" hardcover |
Weight: | 1,41 kg |
UPC/EAN: | 5060209750804 |
Original concept & Authors: | David English & Pal Granlund |
Compiled & Researched, Original artwork & | |
Layout and Cover design: | David English |
Additional design & Final layout: | James Morrison |
Proofreading, Editing & Additional research: | Paul Richardson |
Transcriptions of Audio materials: | David English & Cecelia English |
The book includes accounts of that day and the events leading up to it. It features accounts from Elvis' musicians, friends and fans, magazine- and newspaper articles from the time, and many rare and newly-discovered photographs. The collection of over 100 unpublished photographs, most of them in black and white, have been collected from many different sources; some are from original negatives whilst others are from original prints. Also included in the book is a section on Elvis' visit to Nashville on March 8, 1961, less than two weeks after the benefit shows of February 25, to receive an honorary colonelship from the Governor of Tennessee, Buford Ellington. Furthermore, the final part of the volume includes information and details relating to the recording sessions held on March 12 and 13, 1961 that provided most of the tracks for the classic LP, 'Something For Everybody' |
Tracks: | 14 |
Time: | 71:49 |
Matrix: | IFPI LB46 arvato 55830120/153950 21 |
Mould: | IFPI 071Y |
Recording type: | Studio Recordings |
Location: | RCA Studio B, Nahville |
Date: | 1961 March 12-13 |
All tracks are in mono. The stereo versions are released on the double CD by FTD in 2006. |
*1) "I Slipped, I Stumbled, I Fell" was recorded at Radio Recorders in Hollywood for the movie "Wild In The Country" and was a bonus on the original LP in 1961. |