Includes Inner Sleeve, Booklet titled "The Early Years Continued...", Die-Cut textured cover.
Back Cover shows song titles, liner notes
Inner Sleeve shows large color photo of Elvis, song details.
Track List
Harbor Lights (2:35)
One of the unreleased masters RCA acquired from Sun Records. (Recorded 1954 - exact date unknown)
Interview (3:34)
Elvis interviewed by DJ Jay Thompson (now of WFAA Dallas) following performance at the Municipal Auditorium in Wichita Falls, Texas. (Probably recorded April 10, 1956)
I Want You, I Need You, I Love You (2:40)
Unreleased alternate take of his 1956 hit. Original version was his 2nd Gold record for RCA. (Recorded April 11, 1956)
Blue Suede Shoes (1:37)
Later unreleased live recording of his early classic. (Original version recorded January 30, 1956)
Blue Christmas (2:03)
Best-known and most-requested Christmas record. Appears on Billboard's Christmas list every year. (Recorded for his first Christmas album September 5, 1957)
Jailhouse Rock (2:22)
Title song from his 3rd movie. (Recorded in early 1957)
It's Now Or Never (3:11)
Based on "O Sole Mio". Included in 1st post-Army album. Named "Single of the Year" by Billboard. (Recorded April 3, 1960)
Cane and a High Starched Collar (2:40)
Unreleased song from "Flaming Star" includes "extras" from the recording session. (Recorded February 9, 1961)
Presentation of Awards to Elvis (1:24)
Excerpt from a press conference-Honolulu, Hawaii-March 25, 1961
Blue Hawaii (2:28)
Later unreleased live recording of the title song from his biggest movie released in 1961.
Such a Night (3:46)
Recorded for album "Elvis is Back" (his 1st after Army discharge) includes extras from the actual session. (Recorded April 4, 1960)
Baby What You Want Me to Do (1:41)
Unreleased live version highlights Elvis on lead guitar.
How Great Thou Art (2:55)
One of his best-known sacred songs. Grammy winning album released in 1967. (Recorded May 25, 1966)
If I Can Dream (3:17)
Closing song of his 1st TV Special in 1968. Was released as a single and in the soundtrack album. (Recorded in 1968)
